The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-22
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home on Union street by illness.
c. f. Galusha is convalescing slow
ly from his recent severe illness.
! William Temple, Walter Wood and |
Ned Sibley visited in Troy Saturday |
John Rogers of North street is suf-
fering from an attack of rheumatism.
Patrick Hogan of Maple street is
conyalescing from an attack of the
grip.
Charles Pachm and daughter have
returned from a short visit in New
York
Mrs f. l.. Nichols left this morning
for New York to spend the week shop
ping.
Miss Elizabeth Gregg of Gage ST.,
visited friends in Wateryliet over
Sunday
Miss Stella Hicks of North Adams
is visiting Mrs S. H. lockwood of
Union street.
Joseph Daley of Adams street was
guest Of Shelby Wall at Williams
College Sunday.
Mrs, Wallace b. Cutting and daugh-
ters. Helen and Mary spent Sunday
with friends in Troy.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hunter and
son of North Adams were guests Sun
day of friends in town.
Misses Maude and Gladys Bottum
of Gage street visited relatives in
SALISBURY over Sunday.
Miss Katherine Scott of Adams was
guest of Miss Victoria Temple of
Gage street over Sunday
A TX pound son was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Frazier at the Gibson
hospital Sunday afternoon.
Miss Maggie Green of Maple street
went to Hoosick Falls Saturday to
visit Mrs. William Cronin.
Miss Catherine Dalton, formerly vo
calist at the Library theatre, has re-
turned to her home in Troy.
Matthew Dryer, conductor on the
! Chatham local freight has returned
from a visit in Bellows Falls.
Solomon Waite of SALISBURY enter
tanned his friend Merritt Burgess of
West Main street over Sunday.
Mrs. Florence Mutt of Cohoes has
been spending a few days with her
sister, Miss Herendeen of Branch St
Misses Rose Morrissey, Bridge
Doyle and Nellie Burns visited in
| North Adams and Williamstown Sun
day.
! George Morse of Bradford place was
in Albany Saturday where he attend
ed the production of "Forty-Fiye Min
utes from Broadway
John O'Brien, Reubin Parker, John
Wilbur and Gilbert Haines of the
American house spent Sunday at their
homes i'm Schakhticoke.
James Tracey, John Nash, Jr, Mau.
rice Murpsy, p. j. Dunn, Louis Nc
Dermott and John Whitney, Jr., were
visitors of friends in Woodford Sun
day.
Miss Louise NJ. Vail who went to
| Brooklyn two weeks ago left today
for Philadelphia. She will spend two
weeks in Philadelphia and Norris
town, Pa.
II The supper to be given by the La
dies Aid society of the Methodist
church has been postponed until Mar.
81, so as not to interfere with the
II Congregational church supper.
| The annual spring vacation of the
| University of Vermont will start
Thursday of this week Students at
the university from this town will be
at home Thursday afternoon for a
week.
Rev. II. S. Rowe will address the
| Young Womans club Tuesday evening
at s o'clock The topic will be Africa
including the country that ex-Presi-
dent Theodore Roosevelt will travel
through this year.
The remains of the late Rev F. st
George Mcl.ane who died in Savannah
Ga, Thursday arrived here Sunday
morning and were Immediately placed
in the vault at Bennington Center
The funeral will be held from St Pc
ters chapel Tuesday morning at 1890
Rev. Philip Schuyler will officiate
The burial will be in the old cemeter!
on Bennington hill
The funeral of the late Louis La
Belle who died Friday afternoon wa
held this morning from his home oil
Union street at o'clock Rev. Franz
| r Morris OBLIGATED. He was a mem
Der of Co. d, 18th n. II. regiment an,
| was formerly an inmate of the Tito
| New Hampshire Home. The bod
| was taken to Readsboro this mornin
| for burial The bearers were Pete
| IO'Clare, James Collins, James Mosse
| and James Martin.
| The lineup at the Y. NJ c. A. alley
this evening at 7:45 will be as 70
| lows: Bobcats-Tobaceoi G. p. FL
| dress, Alderman W. T. Barratt, !
| Waterworks BREASTED, License Con
| missioner Frank II, Battles, Dormin
IIlF. r. Morris, and W. Automobile Roo
| rcupines-Shotgun j. A. Jub
| Chauffeur G. Il. Stevens, Judge Adv
| cate II. II. Holden, EXhorter G.
| Mills, Parson Philip Schuyler an
| County Clerk Jacob jeremiah Sha
shober.
Library Theatre today, new pi
lures and songs of merit, featurir
i'm life size many interesting pictur,
of comedy, drama, etc. A big bill
day and new vocalist coming dire
from Proctors circuit will ha'
charge Of the songs. The manager
Library Theatre welcomes you TO Il
only uptodate and modern movii
picture theatre In Bennington o