The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-24

mas gone lOI NlSlJ III putiaiiu-
Miss Harriet Walbridge is spend
ing the day at Camp L'Oafmore.
Norman l.. Bassett of Augusta, Me.
is the guest of friends in town.
Miss Florence Fisher of Worthwhile
is the guest of Miss Ruth Ressequie
Mrs. Eugene Stevens who has beer
visiting in Illinois returned recently
General and Solomon Champaign,
are spending a few days in Manches
ter.
Frank Gallagher of Hoosick Falli
is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. d. F
Cronin
Mrs. Kendall. of River street il
spending a few weeks vacation il
Woodford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph C. Pellerir
have returned from an extended tour
of Canada.
Suren Gulean of Troy who formerly
conducted a store here is in town fol
few days.
Miss Frances Mackey of North Ad
ans came this afternoon to visit Miss
Agnes Quinlan.
Miss Mary Berghardt, who has been
visiting friends in town left for Len
OK this morning.
Louis Northouse left this afternoon
for Great harrington where ne whl
spend few days.
Richard Rawson and John r. Meag-
her leave late this afternoon for the
cap at the "Promontory
Miss Helen and Miss Mary Haswell
of Hoosick Falls went on a trip to
Great harrington today
C. yelling Thatcher has returned
from a vaction spent in Ithaca, SYRIA
cuse and at Lake Oneida.
Misses Irene and Agnes Corey
have gone for a two weeks visit III
Hartford and Providence.
Miss Alta Bishop and Miss Bessie
Cain of Brattleboro are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs f. T. Hopkinson.
Mrs. Clarence Chandler is enter
tanning ten fresh air children. They
came last Thursday and will leave
Sept 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Patcnin
and children have gone TO their cabin
near Sucker Pond for a ten days va
cation.
The larger portion of the Benning-
ton baseball team will go to Rutland
tomorrow to play a game with the
local nine there.
Edward O'Donnell has engaged vii
liam Foster formerly with the Ponce
de Leon OF st. Augustine as cook at
his new lunch room.
Miss Buelah Bates, Miss Mary and
Miss Edna Walbridge went this morn
ing to North Adams to make an as
cent of Mount Greylock.
Three new Ford touring cars which
filled freight car arrived at tne
Newton Garage Monday They have
already been bargained for.
Mrs. Elizabeth Norton and Miss
Fannie LOOMS, who nave been visit
ing Mrs ]. l. Loomis returned to
New York City this morning.
Mrs. Electra Murphy, Miss Harriet
e. Twitchell and Miss Edith and
Eunice Lyons have returned from
vacation spent at Orchard Beach.
A special meeting of Camp Frank
Ray, S. of V. will be held tnis even
ing in their hall at O'Clock. All Of
ficers and members are requested to
be present.
C. w. Mattison of Beckett Mass,
who has been visiting his sister,
MIS- A. II. Mattison returned today
to his home where he has position
with the C. E. Lyman Novelty Co.
Robert Smith who formerly resided
in Bennington but now has his resi-
dence in Guadalaiara, Mexico, Is ex-
pected any day this week here where
he will spend an extended vacation.
The regular business meeting of
the Young Womans club will be held
in their rooms tomorrow evening at
8 o'clock. Business of Importance is
to be transacted A large attendance
is requested.
Edward A. Booth has purchased
new 1910 Interstate roadster of the
Ideal Tour Garage" The car has
double rumble and is as nicely pro
portioned a car as can be seen among
our local collection.
Edward Donnelly, the well-known
Troy state league baseball pitcher,
who played at Morgan park as
member of the Hoosick Falls nine,
has been drafted by the Baltimore
club of the Eastern league.
The golf team from the Mt. An
thony Country club Monday played
the Great harrington golf team on the
links of the latter, defeating them by
g. The trip to and from Great Bar
rington was made by auto and proved
an enjoyable feature of the day.
w. ]. Hicks, working with a gaso-
line machine on the John Kinney
farm at Irish Corners, trashed 100 blu
oats in As minutes. Four men worked
on the stack pitching. The oats are
of heavy variety and twelve acre
lot yielded 500 bushels.
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