The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-08-09

W Ae"NihV, Ni9' W SPNhN S~'NA"'
weeks.
Miss Susan POLAND of Schenectady |
is visiting her cousin, Miss Helen
Griffin.
c. Lynn Wood is spending his va
cation at Camp Linwood near Bar
ber's Pines.
Misses Nellie and Elizabeth Nc
Gurn went Sunday to Rutland for a
months visit
Warren Moore, Neil Jones and Buel
VanVleck have returned from camp
at Sucker pond.
Miss Leah Roy is enjoying yaca
ton from her duties at the Holden,
Leonard factory
Mrs. William Barron has returned
from a visit at Glens Falls and
Aevrill Park, n. Y.
The Misses Lillian and Daisy Har-
bour went today to Far Rockaway
Beach to spend their vacation.
Dance at Battlefield Park Thursday
evening. Aug H.. Music by Reynolds
orchestra. Admission 10 cents.
Miss Nellie Gear of Fitchburg,
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Gear of School st.
Walter Wood and Hiram b. Fas-
sett, Jr., have returned from Wood
ford, where they have been camping.
Miss Margaret Connors and Miss
May Labarrier of Green Island are
guests at the home of John Hackett.
Miss Myra Jones of Hoosick Falls,
who was the guest of Miss Louise
Buffum over Sunday, has returned
home
Miss Grace b. Holt returned Satur-
day from Old OrchaIs, Maine, where
she has been spending weeks va
cation.
Guy Haynes has recovered from a
recent illness and resumed his duties
as ticket agent at the local railroad
station.
Miss Edna Walbridge and her guest
Miss Ruth Walker are spending the
day with Miss Helen Paddock of
Pownal.
Miss Margaret Kirkwood of New
York, who has been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Kirkwood
returned today.
Mrs. o. Aiken who has been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Harry Green, return
ed to day to her home at Cohoes.
Claude Gokay returned this after
noon to Pittsfeld where he is EN-
ployed in a manufacturing concern.
Miss Ethel Mitchell OF Hoosich
Falls, who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Robert b. Pike, has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Squire OF New
York. who have been spending a few
days in Bennington as guests of his
mother, Mrs. F. n. Squire, returned
this afternoon to their home in that
city.
Hon. James L. Martin of Brattle
boro, Federal Judge from this district
and Henry II. Brown Of that town
spent Saturday in town on business
4 spending the night at the Hote
White In North Bennington.
There will be a meeting OF the 10
4 cal lodge OF the Knights OF Columbus
. In their rooms In the Academy Build
ing this evening at 1880. Business Of
importance is to be transacted and
all members are requested to be pres
ent.
Just Out OF College" is full of wei
4 drawn characters of every day life
. among them are "Slivers' Mason. 4
| college youth. always ready to fix
4 everything and who believes II
. drowning his sorrows Life is but ,
4 frothy dream and I'm going out {,
{ blow OF a whole lot of the froth.
Wednesday, August "a.
Leila Mcintyre. starring In "Th,
Girl of My Dreams" began an indefi
4 mite run Monday evening ut the II
4 lnois theatre. Chicago. A full.pag,
1 photograph OF Miss Mcintyre appear
ed Sunday In the magazine section o
j the New York Telegraph Miss Nc
i lntyre, who is enjoying a very con
4 siderable success Is a native and for
mer resident OF Bennington.
Bennington Grange has accepte,
an invitation from Pownal grange {,
. a picnic at BARRIERS pond Wednesda.
Aug. 10 instead OF Thursday as an
1 nounced In Mondays Evening Banner
Teams will meet the car that leave
Bennington at S.i5 nc Pownal Cen
ter. Pownal grange will furnish tn
dinner. There will be a special NEE
ing OF Bennington grange Thursda
evening to confer the third and fourt
degrees.
A class In New Testament stud
has been formed by request OF som
of the ladies' to be held In st. Peter
Parish house beginning on Monday
Aug. 10 at four y. m. The course wi
consist OF ten weekly lessons, upo
the subject OF Early Christianit
from its Literature. and will be M
der the direction OF Mrs. c. u. Col,
man of Boston. Tickets may be ha
of any OF the ladies or at St Peter
Rectory at one dollar for the cours,
The Methodist picnics have bee
famous for the sports and games II
dulged In. In addition to the usua
a popular sports there will be som
new ones introduced at Brown
Grove tomorrow. including Gross
a Legged toe-throwing" humping IN
81 head" Rooster. Frog and Goat races
q blindfolded boxers. etc. Suitable r,
wards will be presented the ylctors
& For the hrst time In years the youne
or scholars will unite with the adul
2 members In a joint picnic Parent
Q or the children are urged to take m
i little folk and have an ENJOYABLE out
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