The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-23
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Edward Beaulieu returned from
Montreal Friday.
Peter Leroy of Canada is visiting
friends on Mill st.
Miss Janet Drysdale is enjoying a
two weeks vacation.
VIM. Healy has accepted position
at Holden and Leonard's mill.
Miss Eva Hufnackle returned home
from visit in Hoosick Falls.
Pee d Barrows of Granville is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs H. NJ. Williams
Miss Lizzie Galliger went to Rutland
Saturday morning owing to the illness
of her sister.
Carrie, Eth ell and Willard Lawrence
of Troy are visiting Mrs r. J. Loomis
of School ST..
Mrs Flora File and daughter of
Perth Amboy, n. j., are the guests of
Mrs 7. A. Davenport.
Miss Jennetta O'Neil has returned
from North Adams after visit there
with her cousin, Miss Helen Sullivan
Miss Edna LOOMS returned Friday
evening from a months visit with her
sister, Mrs William T. Loomis Of
Troy.
Mrs George Jewett and children of
Chicago who have been visiting Mrs
11liza Jewett left for New Haven Sat-
urday morning,
Miss Eta Simmons, clerk in the
Gre en- Trading stamp store returned
from Pitt sfield where she has been
spending few days.
Bethel. July 2l.--The Woodbury.
Granite Co, has secured for Bethel
granite the contract for the Ann Mary
Memorial" a building to be erected at
cost of $4,000 at Providence, r. /.
Bennington people will be interest
ed in the announcement of the engage
ment of Miss Ethel Whipple of North
Pownal, to DR. Arthur c. Heinblein of
Hartford, Conn.
A party from North Adams will
drive here tomorrow where they will
spend the day. Headquarters will be
at the Putnam, where dinner will be
taken.
William Park of Boston spent Fri
day in town.
Miss Fannie Taft who has been in
Woodford camping has returned home.
Misses Mae and Julia La Marie,
Winifred Adams and Georgiana Cutler
have been camping at Woodford City
Mrs George f. Houghton and
daughter Dorothy of North Benning-
ton, are spending a few days at At
lantic City.
Mr. and Mrs Edward D. Moore of
Union street have returned from their
vacation at the sea shore.
Miss Clara Doran with a party of
ten from Rutland is camping on Lake
Miss Mary Sanford has returned
home owing to the illness of her aunt,
Mrs Robinson.
Wallace Schram and mother leave
tomorrow for Ocean Grove where they
will remain two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs F. Wyman aud son of
Greenfield, Mass, are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs Frank Hopkins of Pleas
ant ST.
Miss Mary Kells left this morning
enroute for Troy, Mount Vernon and
New York to spend several weeks with
friends and relatives
Rev Il. Marten will be the guest of
Dewey Durham during his stay here.
Miss Freda Baker left this morning
for a two weeks vacation at Middle
bury.
Rev u. Marten, former pastor of
the Baptist church is here for a short
vacation, He will ofiiciate at the SER
vices tomorrow.
William Nevils of Schenectady i S
visiting at hohe.
f. T. Culllnah formerly manager of
Wiloughby's market returned to North
Adams, to assume the same position
in Balemans market, was rendered
reception by North Adams friends
Tuesday evening. A supper was SER
we'd, and there was &c neral good
time.
A party of eight, chaperoned by f.
G. Bennett, left here yesterday after
noon for Williamstewn, The party
went in Taylor's foui horse English
brake. They had dinner at Williams
town. and a general good time. While