The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-07-25
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Briefly for Busy Readers
Miss Katie Baer Of North street
spent Friday with friends in Shafts
bury.
Miss Eliza McCue of Park street is
spending few weeks in Eagle
Bridge.
William Pellerin and wife have re-
turned from couple months visit in
Canada.
Mrs. +. A. Greenslet and Mrs
Charles A. Walker spent Friday In
Pownal.
Miss Mary Cone Of Manchester is
n guest of Miss Elizabeth Norton of
Elm street
Benjamin JBrooks of Gage street
extension left today for visit in the
Adirondacks.
Warren Hart a former resident now
residing In Readsboro is visiting his
parents on Depot street
During the absence of DR., w. b.
| Stewart the Foresters are directed to
cdli vi Dl' V. " DOnuell.
Mrs. NJ Barry of North Adams
spent Friday in town as the guest OF
her brother, d. f. Cronin.
DR.. w. B. Stewart has been called
TO Oneonta, ~ Y, by the sudden and
serious Illness of his father.
Mrs Steve Mulvey and son, Robert
of Rutland are visiting her mother
Mrs. Ann Gavin of Jefferson avenue
Miss Mabel Woodland of School st.
left today for weeks visit with
friends IN Amsterdam and Schenec
tady.
II. ID. Fillmore daughter Fannie
and Miss Vera Maise left today for a
couple weeks visit at Old Orchard
Beach, Me-
H. s. Wilson, state deputy of the
Independent Order of Foresters now
stationed in Arlington, is spending
the day in town.
Misses Teresa Daley and Nellie
Hogan of Dewey street left this
morning for a couple weeks stay al
Nantasket Beach.
William Heferman of New Yorl
arrived here this afternoon to spenC
Sunday with his family who are stay
ing at Miss Lunergon's on North ST
Mrs. Nelson Burrtt of Davenport
Wash, IL a guest of her brother Geo
W. Bushnell of the Pownal road
Mrs. Buritt will remain in town about
Ia month.
Misses Catherine Burt and Mary
Magill left Friday for Silver Bay
Lake George as delegates TO the
Christian Endeavor convention from
the Baptist church.
Rev Gibbs Braislin, ID. d. Of Glou
cester. Mass. will preach at the Bap
fist church tomorrow morning and
evening in exchange with the pastor
Rev. Frank Il. Morris.
Mrs. William r. Graves of Ben
nington Center gave a charming lun
cheon followed by bridge in honor OF
Mrs. Eugene Graves and adughter
Mrs. Norton Monseratt of Ohio.
Miss Fannie F. Fillmore entertained
number Of her friends at her home
on Pleasant street Thursday even.
ing. All the guests were graduates
OF Bradford academy at Bradford,
Mass.
Services in St Peters chapel Sun
day Holy communion 1880 Morn
ing prayer and sermon at 1890: chill
drens service at II o'clock. Evening
prayer NJ 1880. All ar cordially in.
vited
Miss Caroline Wilcox will lead the
Christian Endeavor meeting Sunday
evening at the Baptist church. The
topic will be, Home Missions: The
Home mission School House and what
| it does"
Mrs Marvin White of Scott street
has returned from the Troy city hos
pital where she recently underwent
an operation for organic trouble Mrs.
White is improving rapidly and will
1t is expected fully recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Royce enter.
tanned a party of friends at Camp
Rest yesterday evening, the occasion
being Mr. Royce's 45th birthday.
Among those from out of town was
Mr.. Heck of Stamford, Conn, a school
friend of MIR. Royce's boyhood days.