The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-20

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Donnen Of River street
Branch No . Of St Peters church
will have a food sale at the parish
house Tuesday from to 8.
Miss Nellie Neelan of Hoosick Falls
visited at the home Of Mrs. F. S,
Rice on Grant street Friday
Mrs Phillip Bradenburg Of Hudson,
y. Y, is a guest of her sister, Mrs.
George Prentice OF Scott street
Miss Florence Potter of Main street
entertained as her guest Friday Miss
Dorothy Mattison of SALISBURY
John McGurn and daughter, Miss
Katie McGurn CT North street are
spending the day in Troy and albany.
c. c. Jones, superintendent of the
Fillmore farms, went 10 New York
Friday afternoon to spend a few days.
The ladies' sewing society Of Ben
nington Center met Friday with Mrs.
S. II Blackmer of Monument avenue.
Miss Carrie King who recently un-
derwent an operation in a Troy hos
pital foi peritinitis is slowly recover
ing
There will be special music and
singing at the evening service in the
Second Congregational church tomor-
row night, The choir will be assist
ed by Mrs Anlyel Baker.
The Ladies Aid society of the NJ. E.
church will serve a 25c supper We'd
nesday evening consisting OF cold
meat creamed potatoes. salads etc.
supper at o'clock sharp
Miss Ruth Eddy, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James A Eddy summer res
idents of Bennington Center, left Troy
recently with a party of friends to
spend a few weeks in the Bermudas.
Services at St, Peters chapel Mid
Lent Sunday: Holy Communion at
1880; morning prayer and sermon at
1920; Sunday school at y; evening
prayer at o'clock. All are cordially
welcome.
Mr. and Mrs George r Lane, sum
mer residents of Bennington Center
who have been touring in Europe dur
ing the past few months, are now at
Florence Italy where they expect to
remain for a short time before return
ing to this country
An out-oftown furniture dealer is
here looking for a place with the in
tention OF permanently locating in
this town. 1t is understood that he
is making a contract for the rental Of
the north side of the old Drysdale
building on the corner OF North and
River streets and if suitable arrange
ments can be made will occupy this
store.
The remains of Norman S Mcleod
who died in San Francisco, Call
March o, arrived in Troy Thursday
and the funeral was held Friday after
noon at the family residence Rev.
Henry r. Freeman of ST. Johns Epis-
copal church )ofic'ated Mr. Mcleod
was a well known resident Of this
town and frequent visitor here in
times past
The Timber club, composed Of mem
bers OF the night force at Coopel's
mill held he hrst OF . sees Of mid
night suppers q, CAROLS T. s.cdurant
Friday night The associoton orsa
nilod with th election Of the follow.
ing officers: President, Fred Remins-
ton; master OF ceremonies, John o.
Hearn; business manager, John
Lynch; POSTMASTER Hugh Adrich.
Superintendent w. p. Abbott of
Proctor, Superintendent C. A. Adams
of Castleton, superintendent A. W..
Cook of Poultney, Superintendent A.
W. varney of Bennington, Superinten-
dent Drown of Wallingford, Principal
Isaac b. Thomas and Superintendent
D. B. Locke of Rutland, will meet in
that city today for the purpose of
working on the schedule for the sum
mer school which is to be held in that
city this summer, The schedule will
be submitted to State Superintendent
Mason S. Stone, April 8, for his APP
proval. The superintendent will be
the guests of Superintendent Locke
of the Brock house today at Rutland.