The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-08-26
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closes for the season today.
Misses Clara Andrews and Bessie
Burch are visiting In Auburn, n. Y.
A son was born Friday to Mr., and
Mrs Eugene Crawford of Silver street
John Whitney and Patrick Dunn
were In Pittsheld Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. Lizzie Lever and daughter
spent Sunday at Pontoosuc lake In
Pittsneld.
Mrs. b. Rogers Of North street went
to Pittsheld for visit of few days
Saturday.
Mrs. Anna II. DEMO is III at the
home of her sister, Mrs. j. +. Smith
of Ferndale.
Raymond Hill of Athol, Mass, was
a guest Sunday of MIR. and Mrs, Ar.
thur G. Sweet
Mrs. Charles Bowles Of Woodford
who Is with her daughter, Mrs. Peter
Mattison, il quite III.
Mrs. Edward Bottum returned to.
day from a visit with her sister, Mrs.
George Cox of Hoosick.
Miss Grace Hobby Of Wateryliet who
has been the guest of Miss Nellie
Burns has returned home
The Misses Mary Donovan aud Mary
Cole OF Depot street went TO GloyerB.
vile today for "A weeks visit.
Mrs. $. l.. Shippee has returned from
a four weeks soioum In Worcester.
Boston, and Hampton Beach.
Miss Patchin Of Main street Is
guest of Miss Anna G. Park at sun.
shine cottage, Woodford City.
Miss Higgins who has been the
guest OF the Misses lamarrr has re-.
turned 10 her home In New Haven.
John Tatro Of Main street has accept
ed position with the Singer Sewing
Machine Co, and Is working Ia Rut.
land
Mr.. aud Mrs stephen /. Shippee
were guests SUNDAY of Mr. aud Mrs
Dexter NJ Gleason az Mountain Grove
cottage
Miss Ethel Park OF Boston gave
an interesting talk un missions Sunday
evening az the Union Christian church
az Woodiord City.
Mrs. jerry Sweet aud daughter Miss
Sibyl aud son John spent sunday ln
White Greek with Mrs Frank Mooney
Mrs Sweets daughter
Mr.. aud Mrs j. L. Harbour and son
| Packard came down from Mountain
View Farm Saturday and passed sun
day with relatives Ia this village.
The berkshire Street Railway com.
pany will give an elaborate display OF
| fireworks Wednesday evening at Hat
tleneld park Free TO the public
Mrs. Mary Pratt Wood has been at
her Fir Grove cabin iu Woodford for
several days Her daughter. Mrs D..
$. Norton spent Sunday AZ the cabin
Wilbur Tiffany Who has been camp.
/ ing 40 Lake Hancock returns to bis
home in Boston today accompanied
/ by William Pike Who will stay week
there.
Philip Bollcmarp Of Dewey street
/ has returned from Ninit With hiH
sister in Quebec Saturday aud sun
day be- vas a guest of friends iu North
Adams.
Mrs Fidella Willard aud Miss Mary
puner OF North Adams and Mrs Nel
De- Barker Of Springfield Mass wcr.
| guests last week OF relatives aud
friends Ia Woodford CITY
The Rebekah lodge Of North Adams
will arrive here about n o'clock Tues.
day morning aud go 90 the Soldiers
Home where they will be- Joined by
Miriam lodge for a basket picnic
Judge J v Carney and party are
having a royal time at their camp 40
/ WUodford city Their main tent b.
large enough for "a small circus. The
Judge b. the best chef OF the company
Sweet Kitty Rcllairs" will be- the
opening attraction of lloudUuH latest
theatre. nov approaching completion.
and the play will be- presented la this
city during the regular season under
Mr. Bclasco'a management
Thomas = Buckley 81 Chatham vas
Ia the ,illar" SUNDAY aud also visited
bis sister. Mrs Fred BuWlps uf Fern.
dale. Mr. buckley De- contractor.
builder and dealer and also does a
large lumber business in Chatham aud
the surrounding towns
BclaEcos famous military drama.
The Heart 81 Maryland b. a. be- pre-
scented by e especial company organized
under B"llHcuH management aud re-
hoaraed by the distinguished Amer
lean dumatist 10 will De- presented
In this city during the season
! Hormiodaa Bollemarre Of Dewey
street who was recently In Quebec
while walking Slipped aud aprained
bis knee. from which be- is stlll sui
tcring aud does not leave the hous"
Mr. b"ll"marrr ~ v student of 81 nj
chnclH college WiuOoaki. aud hopes "a
be- able a. b" there az th" autumn con
moucpmout
The Darling uf the Gods" ran Tot
two years az the Helaacu. was played
lOr nine months az 81 Louis duriug
the Exposition aud was hailed as on,
81 the greatest successes in london
during ita run there az His Majesty
theatre Mr Belasco promises 10 pre-
sent u in this city aH nearly like N,
original production as possible an,
with strong east
Mr. Helaaco has engaged some o