The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-29
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Miss Eva Pierrault has return from
a visit in New York.
Peter Bleau has purchased a horse
Of Addison Morse of Beech street.
Miss Hazel Mcleod is home from
Ludlow for the Easter vacation.
Edgar Buss OF Putnam street has
gone TO Bridgeport Conn, for visit
Peter Bleaushas moved from the
iuideboard district to the Morgan
farm
Edward Lockland has returned
from visit to his brother Frank in
Boston.
Studies at ST. Francis de Sales
aud Sacred Heart academies were re-
sumed this morning
Mr. and Mrs. William Mangan of
Rutland, who have been visiting her
parents, have returned
Mrs Eugene Squire and children of
Arlington are visiting her sister-in-
law. Mrs. Levi Gilbar.
Mrs. A. Fl. HOLSTER and son Viii
liam Of Pleasant street have gone TO
Albany for few days visit.
The fair for the benefit of the
Catholic order of Foresters will
open Thursday evening in Apollo
hall
Miss Hazel Thompson who former
ly resided in Bennington, but is now
If Glens Falls, n. Y. is the guest of
friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs Ebert II. Putnam
and daughter Irene have returned
from a several weeks stay at Flor
ence Heights, near San Diego
Miss Mabel HaweS Of Pleasant ST.
was among those who attended the
concert of the New York Symphony
orchestra in Troy yesterday
Misses Bessie Cain and Harriet AT
kinson, who have been guests of Mr.
and Mrs. f. r. Hopkinson of Main
street. returned this morning to Brat
tleboro.
The curtain will rise at Sis sharI
tomorrow evening at the Bennington
. Club Ministries. None will be seated
after that time until the overture is
finished.
Miss Lucretia Edgerton, who has
been passing the Easter vacation
with her mother on North street, re
opened her school at New Boston
Mass, today.
Mrs. Burton Warren and Mrs. Johl
! Mohl, who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs William Warren of Schoo
street. have returned to their homes
! West Sand Lake. n. Y.
I, There will be a dress rehearsal o
! the Bennington Club minstrels thi
evening at 7 o'clock promptly at tn
opera house. 1t is necessary that al
5 taking part be present.
!. The fire insurance adiustors on tn
= stock of H. c. Roster e. Co., whic
4 was damaged by fire Saturday, di
;. not arrive yesterday and they are e'
y lpected today. Mr. Roster hopes to
Z. able to resume business Wednesda!
Joseph b. Parsons. who has sol
i his farm to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jone
= will retain his milk route and ha
h hired the farm of Mr. and Mrs Jone
It for this year but will move out {
e the house which the new owners wi
II occupy.
Il Please bear in mind the SeniC
Endeavor Social at the home Of Nj
y and Mrs. r. f. Hart this week Fl
n day evening to which all young pc
II pie of the church. above fourtee
&c years of age, are invited The HOT
= is fixed at 7.45.
u The probationers class at Il
IN Methodist church will meet at Il
n church tonight at 1880 as usual. w
m those now on probation be presen
ne The ushers association will meet
II 1880 y ednesday for a short sessiC
10 to arrange the ushers for the ne
II quarter.
IT. Mi Roth's demonstration la
(, night in the Drysdale show windc
" OF the new Lion Brand collar T
y. men attracted a large and Interest,"
M crowd and there will be other demo
= strations today Special demo
STATIONS this evening from 1880
o'clock, also several demonstl
-. tons tomorrow.
to- In an item Saturday in regard
i, suits from Rosters store and then
IT, n Levins tailoring shop the Bann
{ appears to have mixed the facts a
- created a wrong impression. T
md item did not refer to the suits viii
Nv went through the fire but to the
O., which had been bought and paid
to' previously to the fire and which We
(, at Mr. Levin's for alteration or
Ar pressing and which were to ha
been delivered Saturday in readin'
to- for Easter
for
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