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Mrs Thomas Hoyt of Troy was the
guest of her sister Mrs A. u. Cutler
over Sunday.
The Misses Clark will close their
summer residence and go to New York
about the last Of the month.
Miss Ella LaPoint of Great Barring
ton, Mass, is the guest of the Misses
Kathleen and Agnes Quinlan.
Miss Mae Carney left Thursday to
spend several days with her friend
Miss Nellie Russell in Schenectady.
j. Geo Hudgins having closed a
thirty-four weeks engagement as
general agt with Reeds Euro pean Cir
Gus has returned home
H. Harry Levin, left for New York
Saturday to help pack and ship bank
rupt stocks bought for him by his
brother, Louis Levin, of that city.
The ladies of division A, will hold
Food Sale at the parlors of the
Second Congo Church on Saturday
November the seventh beginning at
] 80.
VIM Reed, successor to Curtis d.
Sweet, the South ST Market, in an
other column expounds with facts and
figures. "The way to live on a Cabs
Basis. "
Miss Bessie Hudson, observed her
18th anniversary Sunday in a quiet
way, She received a number of con-
gratulations, and reminders of the
occasion.
e. H. Holden has been in Burling-
ton a part of the week attending a
meeting of the various District Deput-
les OF the different masonic districts
of Vermont
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs r. w. Goodall on Friday after
noon, November 9Th at o'clock A
full attendance is desired as the dis
tribution of Thanksgiving baskets Is
to be considered.
The Bennington football team played
a practise game with the Y NJ. C. A.
team Saturday afternoon winning 30
TO 0. On Thanksgiving day the Ben
ningtons will play team from Will
Jams college.
Anna f. Wurthing, Dept Inspector
will inspect the 9th Corps w. r. c.
Saturday evening Nov. Z. Supper
will be served at 6 o'clockto the Corps.
All members are requested to be pres
ent. Nina B. Clark, Secy.
Miss Hazel Mcleod observed her
eighteenth birthday last Thursday By
giving a tea to six of her young lady
friends. After the tea the evening was
pleasantly spent with amusements
adapted for an occasion of the kind
Grace George in Pretty Peggy at the
opera house next Tuesday evening
will furnish one of the comparatively
rare opportunities that Bennington
people have to see, an actress of the
first class. Every seat should be
filed
AT meeting Of the Foresters Of
America Monday evening the follow
ing was chosen as the new hall COM
mite: JasC. Hornidge, NJ. Il. McKeon,
Warren n. Waite. Applicants for
rentage Of the hall must apply to the
new committee.
Or II. w. Burgess has been appoint
ed by the Massachusetts state board
Of agriculture official examiner OF
cattle for shipment into Massachusetts
from this part of Vermont All stock
intended for shipment must be ex-
amined and certified to by him as free
from disease,
Fourteen young men, all residing in
North Bennington except two have or
gained The Bachelors Club" de-
signed for social times etc. NJ p.
Downs of this village is secretary.
Several entertainments will probably |
be given through the winter.
Miss Mary Pratt entertained 80
young friends Thursday evening, the |
occasion being her 18th birthday. |
Progressive whist was the feature Of J
the evening, seven tables being pro- /
vided. Miss Kathleen Quinlan won
the honors. Refreshments were served /
aud the occasion was a happy one.
VIM Roche and family aud Miss !
Mary Connors went to Albany Sun
day night to attend the funeral of little |
Anna Wilhelmina the infant daughter |
Of Mr. aud Mrs George Kelly who died |
Saturday, Many friends here SYM
pathize with the bereaved parents. !
Mrs Kelly was formerly Miss Rose /,
Rocheoof this village.
The third trial of the case, State of |