The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-08-24
NUKTn BENNINGTON

The regular convocation of Tucker
chapter No. 3S OES occures Friday
evening at O'Clock.
Il j Madison aud wife, who have
been spending some time here and in
Manchester, left Saturday for Boston,
enroute for their home in Frankfort,
Indiana.
John Cushman of New York was in
town over Sunday.
Sidney Colvin expects to move his
family to Arlington soon, where he
has accepted a position with the new
chair company located there.
Mr. Pulse has returned fter a brief
visit to his home in New York state.
The Methodist Sunday school had
very enjoyable picnic at the Soldiers
home grounds the 10th. Two ladies
clubs were formed to play ball, and an
exciting contest followed; a young
matron of the church made the most
runs. The Hinsdillville club won out.
Chas NJ Colvin leftWednesday for a
trip to the st Louis fair.
The parents of Rev Geo f Mayer are
making him visit.
Ed II White, who travels for the H
C White Co. spent Sunday here with
his family.
Harrie c White took his Sunday
school class for fifteen mile ride re
Gently il mis- auto.
w r. Madison was home over Sun-
day.
Mrs Andrew Mathews is entertaining
her sister Miss Germond of Rutland.
Mr. Copeland has resigned his posit-
ion with the H c White Co., to accept
a more lucrative one elsewhere.
When young lady rides four miles
with a gentleman to spend the night
with friend, and upon arriving at
her destination finds an empty flower
vase in her hand instead of a hand
bag itwould seem high time to investi-
gate the condition OF her mind Or
heart.
The North Bennington Graded
schools open Monday, Aug 10Th, with
the following corps of teachers;-J +
Allison, principal; Miss A Lucia Far
,,.on ~ XVoltbo,, Mac o.g;s.ont l.,
high school: Mrs H G Wright, gram
mar; Miss Ina J Harrington, inter-
mediate; Miss Erin A Mattison, End
primary; Miss Nellie Harry, LIST pri-
mary.
JF Allison, county examiner, will
hold special examinations for teachers
who were unable TO attend the regular
examinations, on Thursday Aug 18th,
at the North Bennington High school.
Miss Mary Hawkins of North
Adams, Mass, is visiting at E G Phil
lips.
Miss Minnie Bell Of Manchester
called on friends in town Monday.
Miss Mamie Barber and Miss Mar
garet Pendergast of Greenwich, have
been the guests of Miss Barber's aunt,
Mrs Frank Ripley, for a week.
Mrs Harry Madison did not have
diphtheria as reported. She has re-
covered from her illness.
DR. Gleason's son has been christen-
ed Norman Joseph.
Harry Benson left last week for
Schenectady.
Miss Bertha Paris has taken rooms
with Mrs Emma Madison on School
| ST.
Miss Matte Griiis is i'll.
Miss Amelia Howe. Stenographer at
/ Whites was in Rutland Sunday,
Lorenzo Rogers of New York, has
accepted a position in the Office of the
H C White Co.
Miss Mabel Smith OF Rutland and
Ed Church of this place we're married
Friday. Mr. Church has charge of the
view room at Whites. They have
taken rooms in Bennington where Mrs
Church is employed.
Mrs Tomlinson, who has been the
guest OF Mrs Anna Thomas for a few
weeks, has returned to &er home in
! Brooklyn.
Miss Alice Ball, Mrs Arnold Barnes
and children, and Mrs Robert Wiltsie
and daughter, spent Friday with their
grandfather Eugene Chase, at the
/ home of On as Chase