The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-07-23
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Charles Carroll spent Friday in
Troy
/ L. H. Davis is in Cheshire, Mass on
business.
Henry G. Camp of the Soldiers
Home is i'll.
John Farley was in North Adams a
part of yesterday.
Mrs. James E. Burke is spending
the day in Albany,
Miss Marion Cook is clerking today
at Seigel Bros store
Mrs, A. j. Cooper is confined to
the house by illness.
B. A. Quinlan returned from a visit
in Boston last evening.
Miss Doris Gibson went to Green
field today to visit friends.
Edward Powers and Thomas Lisbey
went this morning to Jersey City.
DR.. C. w. Bartlett has returned
from fishing trip to East Alburg.
Miss Nora Keough is visiting her
parents at their home in Arlington.
Miss Bertha Levin is working as
typewriter in c. A. Maurer's office.
Mrs. E. A. Howard of Gage street
is spending the week in Arlington.
Mrs Anna Casey has been called
/ to Arlington by the death of a cousin.
John Robinson of Boston is the
guest of friends in Bennington Cen
ter.
II G.. Louis Harwood returned last
evening from camping trip in Wood
ford
Frank n. Hervey and Miss Title
Il Heryey are spending the afternoon
Il in Troy.
II Miss Irene Honiker and Miss Rose
II Bellisle went today to spend Sunday
II in Pittsfeld
II George Cotton and Edward Riley
II have returned from few days spent
in Schenectady
II Mr. and Mrs. William Moore have
II gone to spend two weeks vacation
II at Lake Bomoseen.
II Mrs. c. A. Greene of Branch street
II is moving today to the Winslow tene
III ment on School street
II John Toomey has returned from
II Arlington where he has been for the
III past week on business
. D. d. Burns, recently of Paris
= France, is the guest over Sunday OF
Mr. and Mrs. James Wood
George Reeves. a former resident
and son Emperor of Mechanicyile
were guests of friends in town Fri
day.
N Mrs. j. l.. Fort OF Gloyersyille who
y is the guest OF Mrs. George Townsend
= OF Gage street is spending the weel
in Mortified, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Finch OF Attic
boro. Mass who have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs 5. A. Burt returned
today to their home in that city.
Miss Alice Green Of Gage stree
entertained a number of her younI
friends az her home last evening. IN,
occasion being her nth birthday
Two recent bookings made by Man
ager C. A. Wood for the local oper
house in the coming season are "Sa
yation Nell" and The Blue Mouse
Miss Mary Doyle Of the local telc
phone exchange began a two week
vacation this afternoon which she wi
spend at Old Orchard Beach, Maine
The funeral Of the infant son c
Henry Suatton vii take place SUI
. day afternoon at o'clock from th
residence OF his father, Smith Stra
ton.
Mr. and Mrs j. W. Rice OF Ne'
York City who have been the guest
for the past two weeks OF her fatht
John Evans returned to their hon
this afternoon.
". The funeral of the late Louis
Peck who died Thursday in Melbor
Mass, will take place this afternoo
at Bennington Center upon the arrl
al OF the remains, Rev. Mr., Mey'
a officiating.
A Parry automobile belonging to 1
]. A. Hunt OF Pittsheld was brougl
. into town yesterday with a broke
rear axle DR.. Hunt left the car he
to be repaired, returning by troll'
to Pittsneld.
Capt. f. b. Newton has changed
plan to take company X this aft'
noon to the old Waters property
camp out until tomorrow atterno'
and instead will pitch the compal
q tents near the rifle range at CULVER
Al Cmers. The ime will be passed
~ exercises In the nomad, pitching al
folding tents and other like duties.
The Dragon Ely.