The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-08-03

MISS II arlington is q graduate OF the
North Bennington high school, also
of Troy Conference Academy at Poult-
ney, where she graduated with honors.
Tucker Chapter No. 80, OES intend
holding good old-fashioned" pic
mic at Battlefield Park, Thursday,
Aug 18th. If Thursday should be
stormy it will be held on the following
day, All members of Tucker Lodge
together with their families also the
families of members of the Star, and
any invited guests will be cordially
welcomed. Those meeting at the Post
Office for the ten o'clock car win have
the benefit of special rates.
Mr. and Mrs George McNamar have
returned to their home IN Waterbury,
Conn.
Mrs DIR Bartlett is visiting at her
former home in Dorset,
Mr. and Mrs John Maxon OF Ian
singburg are at her fathers, Albert
Evans. Mrs Evans is recovering
slowly from her severe illness.
H. Davis Of Long Island was the
guest of DR. j. b. Woodruff over Sun
day.
A dance was given in Bank hall Fri
day evening by several young men of
the village.
Mrs G. f. Houghton and daughter,
Dorothy, returned Saturday from At
lantic City, where they have been
spending several weeks.
Edward Bonynge of New York City
who is stopping at Mrs B. G. Sur
dams for a few weeks, had the misfor-
tune to sprain one of his ankles last
Thursday so that he is confined to he
house.
Herman Dressell Jr., a former
principal of our Graded schools, who
has been principal of the schools in
Springfield, Vt, since leaving here,
has accepted the position of superin-
tendent of the schools in Great Bar
rington, Mass.
The Congregational Sunday school
picnic at Lake Emerald last week was
a success. The weather was perfect
and all had a good time.
Mrs Hawley White and her twin
daughters are in Chicago for few
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs Ar
thur Cushman. Harry White accom-
panied them on a business trip.
Mrs Leland LOOMS and Miss Lillian
Mosher of this place are members of
party from South SALISBURY who are
camping at Lake Emerald this week.
Heman 1. Spafford leaves soon for
two weeks vacation at the seashore.
The work in Whites shop is some.
what slack at present. a number OF
employees have been laid off for a
time.
James Delahenty, a lawyer of New
York City is with his " life for two
weeks at Rev r. F. Shaefer's. Mrs
Delahenty is a sister of Rev Schaefer.
Mrs H. 1. Spatford is entertaining
her niece, Mrs Waite Stillman of Troy.
George r. Colvin is clerking in c.
H. Houghton ~ Co.'S store during the
slack at H. c. Whites.
p. H. Mccarthy of the North Ben
nington hotel is at home for a few
days
Charles Shaefer has returned to
New York after spending part of the
summer here.
p. Burton Sloat has been spending
few days here with his wife.
Mrs +. johnson of Hoosick Falls
and Fred H. Colvin Of Fitchburg spent
last week with Mrs NJ. J. Colvin and
Mrs +. L. QuacGenbush.
Myron J Harrington returned Sat
urday fro m the Altany city hospital
VIII ere he had been for eight weeks.
Toe operation he underwent was very
successful and he is greatly improved
in health
Fred Colvin, who is employed by
the National Express Co in Fitchburg,
Mass, is the guest of his sister Mrs J
Quackenbush.
Mrs Jay LOOMS spent Monday in
Troy, n. Y, with relatives.
Mrs James Dennis and daughter,
Grace, we're in Cambridge, n. y,
over Sunday.
Mrs Julia Loomis is in town with
her son, Leland LOOMS.
Clifton T Kline, who has been absent
at his home in Chatham for week,
has returned to his duties here.
Miss Tucy HaSWell of BenninU tOn