The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-10
POWNAL

There will be a dance in SunLlit
hall on Saturday evening
f. e. Lewis enjoyed a fishing trip
to Cossayuna Lake recently.
The Baptist Sunday school will pic
mic at Sand Springs on Wednesday,
Miss Mana Norwood of Albany, N
Y, is the guest of Miss Sophia Nor
wood
Nearly all the summer boarding
houses in town are full to their cap
acity.
A. F. Towne of Troy spent Sunday
in town at the home of Mrs. Ettis p.
Parker.
Miss Sarah Emory of Troy is en-
ioying a vacation at tae home of her
sister Mrs b. O. Barber
Wayne Bentley and Miss Ethel Bent
lev of Pittsfield, Mass, were guests
of Miss c. j. Rathburn recently.
f. p. Guilford has gone to Pawling.
n. Y, where he will be for a number
of days tuning pianos in that vicinity.
Mrs. C. b. McComber and daughter
Lillian have returned from few
weeks soiourn at the seashore in New
Jersey.
Miss Emma Bittner of Greenfield,
Mass, who has been visiting Miss
Winifred Wright for two weeks has
returned home.
DR. Lewis +. Niles entertained
large number of friends with clam
bake at Skyboro Saturday. Every
one had a splendid time pronouncine
the bake a daisy.
An aggregation of ball players from
town went to Petersburg Saturday
and were defeated in a close game, .
10 9 A wild throw did the damage
Frank Eldred captained the local
team and John Savoy and Henry Ia
tro was the battery
The North Adams Country club ten
mis- team turned the tables on the
Greenock Country Club OF Lee on the
formers courts Saturday. Last year
Lee won every match and this year
North Adams gave them a does of the
same medicine. Arthur G.. Parker of
this town won his match in singles in
easy fashion Go Go, and in doubles
WITH W. r. Witherell won 6-1, 81, 60
Eugene Tnibadeau, former resi-
dent of Pownal came out from Tro,
SatIr lay IN his Stanley steamer los
eph j. Beechard and Misses blanche
Brown and Hattie Peltier came out
with him Mr. Beechard came ont %
spend Sunday with his family and
Miss Peltier to visit her sister Ms
Beechard. Miss Brown will spend a
few days at her home on Church St
All the Pownal motorists had a
busy day Sunday A. n. Smith with
his Buick car took a party consisting
of his wife and two cnildren and Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Armstrong to Pitts
field. The party started in the morn
ing and went via New Ashford and
South Williamstown. Dinner was en-
joyed in Pittsfield at the home of Mr.
Smiths brother Eugene Smith. The
return was made via Lanesboro
where the ridge was crossed to Ches- |
hire and the run home made by way
of North Adams. About 20 miles was
made on the trip. Dr. Il. +. Potter, |
who also drives a Buick had four in
his party those beside himself being |
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tossing of Rut-
land and r. f. Guilford. A delightful
run was made to Berlin and |
return, a distance of 40 miles. A. G, |
Parker took two parties out during |
the afternoon and evening in his Ford |
touring car, covering about SO miles. |
The first one was made up of Mr. and |
Mrs. A. B. Gardner, Mrs. George b. |
Hall and Miss Helen Hall of Westmin-
ster. VS.. Bennington, North Ben
nington TO Hoosick Falls was the ter
ritory chosen for the ride and then
home through North Petersburg The
second party were taken as far as the |
triangle ar the Brown paper mill In |
Adams. Those in this party were
Misses Janette and Lodie Gardner,
Mrs. d F. Gardner and Master A. b
Gardl OF Jr.