The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-10-18
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home on Union street.
Frank McDermott of Pittsfeld
spent Sunday at his home here.
Rev. Lynn Armstrong of Brooklyn
is visiting at his home here.
Miss Christina Hewitt of Adams
visited friends in town Sunday.
Miss Margaret Mcbride spent Sun
day at her home in South Dorset.
Miss Susie Rogers of Boston is Wis
iting at her home on South street.
Mrs Fred w. Spear of Main street
has returned from a visit in Troy and
Albany.
Edward Phillips and Henry Mana
way of Hoosick Falls spent Sunday
in town.
Miss Stella Hicks of North Adams
is visiting Mrs. S. II. lockwood Of
| Union street.
Social dance at Summit hall We'd
nesday evening, also Saturday even
ing, October %.
Arthur McClen of West Stock
bridge, Mass, was the guest of Miss
Eva Williams Sunday.
Manager c. A. Wood has booked
The Man on the Box to appear here
within a short time.
Mrs. Albert Harwood has closed
her summer home on Washington
fo,, tho uriptar
Miss Jennie Cummings returned
Saturday from a three weeks visit
with friends in New York.
Mrs. ]. A. Kennedy and Mrs L. f.
Sanborn and son of Haverhill, Mass,
spent Sunday with +. j. Kennedy
Robert Summersgill who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. II. r. Bristol,
returned to Brooklyn this morning
Mr.. and Mrs John r. Burton of
Grandview street have returned from
trip to Sacketts Harbor and Troy
Miss Mildred Whitman of North Or
ange, Mass, and Mr. and Mrs. Irwin
Waite of Boston are guests of Mrs.
]. w. Martin.
Myron G. Harrington and family
and Louis Northouse left today for
De Land, Fla, and other points of in
terest for the winter months.
A special meeting of Company X
V. n. G., will be held Tuesday even
ing at 1880 for the purpose of electing
a first lieutenant and any other va
cancies in the corps of officers.
Mrs. George w Williams has re
turned from the Vermont Sanitarium
at Pittsfield where she has been re-
ceiving treatment for several weeks.
Mrs. Williams condition is much inn
proved.
The surrounding mountains were
snow capped for the first time this
season Sunday morning. According
to tradition winter should start six
weeks from the first appearance of
snow.
The New York Sunday papers did
not arrive here until this morning.
The paper train failed to make con
nections with the regular morning
on account of the wreck of the Hud-
son River division
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G.. Hill we're
pleasantly surprised by a party of
fifteen friends and relatives Saturday
evening, the occasion being their
wedding anniversary Cards were
played and refreshments served The
guests left several serviceable gifts
for their entertainers.
Special announcements in the
Methodist church yesterday were as
follows Meeting of all fair workers
at the parsonage tonight. All desired
present who have any interest in the
fair. Meeting of the Sunday school
booth at the home of Mrs. Neal $40
Silver street at O'Clock tonight
Friday afternoon the committee are
asked to meet with their respective
heads at the home of the chairman of
committee. Friday evening at s o.
clock the Debating and Literary
society will meet at the Baptist
church.