The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-08-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers


The Sacred Heart school. corner of
Gage and School streets, is being re-
painted.
Miss Agnes Lee of North street is
satisfactorily recovering from q re-
cent operation on her threat
Miss Teresa II. Daley is SUBSTITUTE
ing as clerk IN the 'Drysdaie store in
the absence of Miss Pilling.
John Connolly of North street re-
turned home Monday from u visit Of
g week with relatives in Troy.
Michael Mcclure of Grovesnor, N.
Y, former resident visited friends
and relatives in town Tuesday
Mrs. John Farash of New York is
spending the week with Mr.. Farash
who is stopping at the Colonial
Miss Nellie Pillings clerk in the
Drysdale store, is confined to her
home on Stafford street by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carson and
daughter, Betty of Detroit, Mich,
are guests of MIR. and Mrs. \. NJ. Tor
rance.
Alexander l.. Dragon, clerk in the
shoe department of the Drysdale
store, began two weeks vacation
en- Monday.
Samuel Feinglass Of Brooklyn Is
stopping for couple of weeks at the
home of his uncle, Harry Noon Of
| Park street.
Richard Mcclure of Stafford street
has returned home from Camp Dcv
ems after serving several months in
the military service.
Mrs. Isadore Woodward of North
street left today for Glens Falls
where she will visit for week at
the home of her brother.
Miss Eileen Culliton of Gage street
is in New York for 9 few weeks as
the guest of Mrs. +. N. Squires, a
former resident of Bennington.
David Taub and two daughters.
Frances and Ruby of Poughkeepsie
are visiting for few days at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Margolin.
| Mrs. William II. Hill who has been
undergoing treatment at the Putnam
Memorial hospital is convalescing
and has returned to her home on
Park street.
There win be a baseball game on tho
North Bennington ball grounds Friday
night ut $3.50 between the All Stars
and the Bennington Tigers. The bat
teries are Mooney and Shaw fer the
All Stars and Shaw and Kearns for
the Tigers.
There will be an important meeting
Of the f. NJ. T. A. b. society this
evening at $50 in their rooms in the
opera house block The meeting is
4 fer every member and good attend
ance is urgently requested as mat
tiers of Importance will be discuIed
| Mrs. Henry LovejoY of Bristol
Conn, who has been. visiting at the
home of Mr., and Mrs r. E Howard
of Gage street, left this morning fol
Ludlow where she viii spent several
weeks with a sister hafore returning
home Mr. Bpxeioy who aceompan
ed his wife here returned ITO Bristol
! Sunday
George a. MastelSon. who yas ar
rested in bennington last Friday by
| AHltl VI fObft ilufltg WAS atlltH'
ed Monday afternoon by Judge w. j
Ncagher in municipal court to serve
five months at Windsor on the charge
Iof vagrancy. This morning Sheriff
Gardner and VIII Toomey took Mas
ferton to Windsor by automobile.
The Old Bennington Branch, Amer
lear Red Cross, have in process O
making, 100 layettes. VIII the wo
men who are working on these lay
cites kindly make an effort to brinl
them completed to the Old Academy
Building on Thursday, August 7th
1t is necessary that we know the pro
gress OF the work and how many o
the layettes are finished. ss ship
ment is to be made to Boston some
time within the prestnt month. J
time within the present month. |
kindly report progress on same.