Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-11-29
PERSONAL.


RE. L. Guiltnan spent Thanksgiv-
ing with friends in Troy.
John Wylie spent Thanksgiving with
relatives and friends here.
DIR. E. c. Lewis of Rutland was the
guest of E. b. Patterson last week.
George Smith. of Little Falls, n. Y,
is visiting with his mother on Union
street.
Miss Haven, of the Graded Schools,
spent her Thanksgiving vacation in Pitts
field, Mass.
Miss Agnes j. Martin, saleslady in A.
K. Ritchie's, spent Thanksgiving with
friends in Troy.
Superintendent Alger of the Graded
Schools spent Thanksgiving with friends
in Connecticut.
Hon. o. NJ. Barber, of Arlington, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Bates,
Thanksgiving day.
Councillor C. P. Niles partOOk of
his THANKSGIVING dinner with his par
ents in SALISBURY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement II. Cone spent
Thanksgiving in Manchester with the
parents of Mr. Cone.
Miss Norah Mulcahy, OF Cohoes, N.
Y, is visiting with her sister, Mrs. John
Foster, of Grove street.
Rev. J. w. Bennett and family of
Albany spent Thanksgiving with his
brother, Col. E. D. Bennett.
Bernard Duffy, of the American
House, spent Thanksgiving with his
mother, in Hoosick Falls, N. :.
John Toomey, who is employed in
Amsterdam, N. Y. spent Thanksgiving
with his family on Gage street.
j. X. Batchelder and family went to
North Adams Thursday, to be the guests
of MI. and Mrs. D. w. Gilmore.
Mrs. Bishop, living near the Guide
board, picked ripe strawberry yester-
day in the open field near her home.
William II. Dickson has returned to
his home in Argyle, N. Y, after a two
weeks visit here with his brother and
| aunt.
Mrs. Addie Robinson has removed
| from Jefferson street to the new tene-
ment of William E. Hawks, on Union
street.
George w. Hartman and wife and
Miss Kate Penfield spent Thanksgiving
with Mrs. Harman's sister, Mrs. Manley
IN GlGUSIOru.
Michael Haley. of Troy, N. Y, and
Thos. Haley, of North Adams, Mass,
spent Thanksgiving day with their par
ents at the American Honse.
Walter Russell who is attending the
Albany Business College spent his
Thanksgiving vacation with his parents
here, Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Russell.
Miss May ii. Loomis has accepted a
position to clerk afternoons and even
ings in Macdonald's shoe parlOr; former
~ she clerked there Saturday evenings.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. L. Stillson spent
THANKSGIVING day at Manchester with
DIR. and Mrs. E. V. Trull, where was
held reunion of the d. E. Purdy fam
lily.
General Passenger Agent II. w.
SpaffOrd and family of Rutland, were
the guests of George NJ, Rowell and fam
lily at the Thanksgiving dinner Thurs
day.
Miss Elizabeth McDermott, who has
been a clerk in Macdonald's shoe par
| lOrs since it was opened here, will have
charge of the store in place of Geo. A.
McBurney, discharged. She will be as
sisted by Miss Mary LOOMS.
District Deputy McWalne, OF
Manchester, will visit Mt. Anthony
Lodge, T and A. NJ, on Tuesday even.
ing next, when the Sd degree will be
worked, followed by banquet.
Mrs. VIM. Moore with her sons, Lo-
renzo and Harry, leaves to-day for Troy,
where she will meet her sister, Miss Lib
bic Stortz. Together they will visit rel
atives in Cohoes and Averill Park.
DIR. S. B. Pike received a telegram
from Thomas Hoyt, of Troy, Wednes-
day afternoon stating that Mr.. HOyt ST.,
had just had a second shock of paralysis
and that it would be impossible for him
self and wife to come to the Thanksgiv-
ing dinner as they had expected,
N. Edward Greenslet leaves to-mor-
row for Boston, to resume his duties
He intended to have returned the first of
October, after an extended vacation, but
sickness prevented. Mrs. Greenslet will
follow in about two weeks.