The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-30
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Brishy for 5usy Rsadera
Election Of officers at EIks meeting
tonight.
Louis Remington has moved from /
Webb street 10 Valentine street.
A. J. Cooper went to New York |
Monday afternoon on a short business |
trip.
Miss Ethel Cutler Of Main street
has returned from a short visit with
her aunt In Troy.
Mrs. D. A. Ward, Mrs. James H.
Whitney and Miss Grennan visited IN
North Adams today.
Tickets for the annual masquerade
ball of the E. X. society can be OBJ
tanned OF the members.
The regular mid-week meeting Of
the Guideboard Bible Study class will
be held tonight at 1880.
f. f. Estabrook has built a new
board walk from his shop in the rear
Of the Y. NJ. c. A. to Main street side
walk.
Miss Bridget Cody Of West Main
street is in Hoosick Falls attending
the funeral Of her niece, Miss Mayme
GaIney.
Harold NJ Sweet went to Boston
this morning to resume his studies at
the art school connected with the Bos-
ton Museum of Fine Art.
Mrs. A. G. Patchin who has been
spending the winter in New York
City. returned Monday. accompanied
by her daughter. Mrs H. s. Hawks
Mrs Joseph Walter Vail of Dewey
street wno was taken suddenly IL last
week underwent an operation yester-
day and is doing as we'll as can be ex-
pected.
Mrs. w. b. Stewart and children
will leave tomorrow for their former
home in Oneonta, n. Y, but DR.. Stew
art will remain in town until next
August.
All members of the society, Ladies
of st. Ann of the Sacred Heart church
are requested to Sttend Mass Wed
nesday morning at 7:15. This mass
will be for the welfare of Mrs. Tneo
phile Tetrault a member who is al
the Samaritan hospital in Troy
Engineer Edward S. Sumner says.
"The Rutland Railroad has gone bach
to the old system OF heating the com
/ binaiion car attached to the miXeC
train on the Chatham division. c. J
heefe has once mora been installed
in the car and VIII ac- as baggagemar
de- we'll"
Department Commander Beechel
and wife, Assistant Adjt. Gen. vii
liams and wife and Chief of STAFF Geo
Kinney and wife, all OF Burlington
{ were at the Soldiers Home Monda,
making their annual inspection of tina
! institution, They returned to thu
! qpeen city on the flyer.
> The remains of the late Oliver X
Wyman arrived here at 8 o'clock thi
morning from Adams where he die
q Saturday night The funeral wal
! held at one O'Clock this Afternoon
5 from the Methodist church and wat
largely attended by many friends ant
members of Custer Post, c. A. r.. Re-
H. s. Rowe officiating. The bearer,
all G. A r. men, were as follows
1 b. J. Brooks. George Reynolds. I'll
+ Briggs and +. Payson Hathaway. Tn,
/ interment was in the family lot il
the village cemetery.
The funeral of the late Mrs. .ohl
A RYAN was attended by large con
cCmse OF people at 81 Francis d,
Sales church this morning at o
J clock. Rev A. j Barron sang tn,
/. requiem high mass The bearer
D were Thomas Craven, John g. Cone
B Martin J. Cone. James F. Cone, Thorn
1 as Ryan and John Gibney of Tro.
The interment was in Park Law
4 cemetery There were many beauti
. full floral tributes including a fora
i cross given by employees of the Rut
land railroad and truckmeh and a pill
low by Court Bennington, +. of A. ST
Monica's society attended the funera
in body and a delegation of Fores
ters was also present.