The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-06-29

Ill IltlSHelu ounudy.
John Ryan, Misses Jennie Cone and
Kit Ryan visited Mrs. T. Branigan In
North Adams Sunday.
Miss Lillian Guiltinan and niece are
visiting at the home of her brother,
Robert, in Schenectady.
Miss Irene Corey OF Grove street
spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends in North Adams.
Miss Julia Brazzell of River St,
has returned from weeks visit with
friends in Iocsick Falls.
C. NJ. Wickham and family and
Miss Mary Ryan of North street spent
Sunday at Lebanon Springs.
Mrs. Thomas Hughes of Williams
town has been the guest of Miss Mary
Hutton for the past few days.
Mrs. Thomas McGrath and daughter
of Hoosick Falls were guests of Mrs.
Nora Lundergan over Sunday.
Berniss Sheldon of Manchester Is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Sheldon
OF Main street for few days.
Miss Eleanor Hutton of Main St,
is spending her vacation in Williams
town as the guest of relatives.
J. Harry Estey OF the Estey Organ
company of Brattleboro was here In
an auto Saturday on business.
Miss Emily Campbell OF North Ad-
ans spent Sunday with Mrs. Charles
Jewett of Union street.
Miss Minnie Mahar of Main street
left this morning for Lucerne, n. Y,
where she will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Cummings and
family of North street spent Sunday
at the home OF her father In the west
part OF the town.
A T. Schwartz, John Meagher, A
w. lockwood, Peter Green and Jos
eph j. Daley visited at the City clut
in Woodford Sunday.
The meeting of the Brotherhood O
st. Paul which was called for this eve
ming has been postponed until Mon
day evening, July 9th.
The monthly melting of the officia
board Of the NJ. f. church will NEE
this evening in the church at IA
O'Clock. A full attendance is desir
ed
Mrs. John Riley and daughte
Name Of Hoosick Falls were guest
at the home of Mrs. William o
Donnell of Lincoln street over Sun
day.
Miss Bessie Green of Il. l.. Nichol
4 Sons store, is enjoying a couple o
weeks vacation part of which she viii
spend with friends in Rotterdam
Junction
Mrs. Catherine Welch, aged SO, die
at her home in North Bennington Sur
day. The funeral will be held Wee
nesday. The interment will be a
Cambridge.
Miss Maude l.. Bates who under
went an operation for appendicitis a
the Troy City hospital last Thursda
is convalescing as rapidly as coul
be expected.
A number of articles of wearing al
parel left by members of the "Parada
company may be had by the owner
by calling at the Office of c. A. Woo
on Main street.
w. /. Mellen and Harry W. Gun
mings spent Sunday at Billings pom
in Searsburg The water in the daI
has been let out and consequently tn
fishing was pretty dry.
The Kennedy Medicine compan,
which played at the Library ha
theatre all last week, left this NOR
ing for Middlebury where they wi
remain for weeks stay.
Alvin Stimer of New York who ha
been visiting his father-in-law, job
Eddington of School street. for tn
lpast few days, left this morning Il
a visit in North Woods, N. Y.
We know how A. d s. hair revive
is made. We know what 1t will d.
If A. ID. S. hair revivor fails to cur
your dapdruff or stop your hair frol
falling, we will refund your none
Price soc per bottle at Quinlan's pha
macy.
John Fassett, Edward Sibley. Wi
liam HARDWOOD and Walter Wood LEI
! for Sucker pond Saturday night. Me
srs Harwocd and Wood returned Su
J day night but the other members {
the party will remain for week
trip in the woods.
Joseph A. Fisher of the Burgess
road was burned quite badly about tn
face and body while at work in tn
paper mill one day last week II
threw some wax paper In the ful
mace and the back blew the flame
out, iniiicting several painful and sci
ious injuries. At present his cor
dition is much improved but he
still unable to see out OF one of hi
eyes.