The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-01

a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James f.
Burke.
Some departments of the mill of
Holden, Leonard & Co., are running
evenings.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gallagher left
this morning for an auto trip to New
Haven, Conn.
Harold Hodge of Revere Beach,
Mass, is visiting Mr. and Mrs Fero
4. Hopkinson.
James Black for many years con.
nected with the H. b. Clahin Co., of
New York City is a guest of Otto f.
Reimer.
Just received a new and up-to-date
stock in ladies tailor made waists.
Joe Levin, corner North and River
streets. 59t3
David lockwood has resigned his
position with j. Ed. Walbrdge and
has begun work as coachman for VIII
liam H. Bradford
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Buel Sibley and
son Hayiland and Miss Martha Pratt
left this afternoon for a few days
stay in New York.
John Kelley has commenced work
at the Boardman cottage, preparing
the same for the reception of it's
Owners, who are expected to arrive
from Europe in few days.
Miss Mary Sanford is expected to
open her home Tucked Away" very
soon and Mrs. i4ase.le who has oc-
cupied it during the summer will
move to the Walloomsac Inn.
There will be sale of furniture
and household goods at the residence
Of the late Mrs. Harriet McEowen,
GIG Main street. beginning Thursday
September first. No antiques. 5Stb
Circle No. s of the Methodist
church will serve a supper at the Hol-
lister camp at BARRIERS Pines Friday
evening from to Z o'clock In case
Of unfayorable weather it will not be
given.
4 hA hAfAn iAOiA ohl lOuAlhiNh INV lis
are bringing potatoes into the village
the selling price being 65 to IS cents
bushel. Some Of the farmers say
that the tubers will be higher in price
later in the season.
AS a number of the members Of the
bennington City band will be out OF
town on Sunday the concert which
was TO have been given at the Sold
iers Home in the afternoon has been
postponed one week.
Mrs Egbert and her daughter from
New York are the guests Of Palmer
Boughton at Tichenor Place. Mrs.
Egbert is the daughter OF the late
Col. George Harrington, former well
known Benningtonian.
William Sherman, formerly OF the
firm Of G.. V. S. Quackenbush and Co,
was In town yesterday visiting places
Of historic interest and old-time
friends. He was accompanied by his
daughter Miss Lucy Sherman.
Ear A. Howard, Alfred l.. Bottum,
Erne, +. Botmm, Mrs. +. S. Howard
Of South SALISBURY and Mrs. Burt
Hathaway of North bennington at
tended the CottrellCox family reun-
ion on Wednesday at Lake Lauder
dale.
An auto party consisting Of Mrs
j. H. Premier, Leon Premier, Miss
Clara Premier, Miss Lillian Gauchoe
aud Miss Madeline Progrove OF Rut
land. who have been guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Roy have returned
home.
The following members of the Ben
) nlngton City band have been engaged
by Reynolds band OF North Adams Il
play in that city on Labor day morn
ing: George c. Wood, Leon Fletcher
William Cronnin. Archibald Hurley
William Andrews and Harold Cook
Amos b. Sears. a representative o
one of the wealthicst families in Bos
. ton, was one OF an automobile part
that made a brief stop In Bennington
! this morning. Mr.. Sears who ha
been soiouning in the Berkshires 10
4 several weeks was on his way to A
hany.
A party of fourteen spent Wednel
? day evening at the Chandler camp q
Barher's Pines. the occasion being /
honor of Arthur Munson of New HI
ven, Conn, who Is visiting his cousi
Miss BESSIE Harbour. Supper wa
served and an enjoyable time repor
ed.
School will begin shortly. II Va
= want your boys school suit call
our store. We have just receive
Z a large and up.todate stock of boy
knlckerbocker school suits IN n
Colors which We will sell at rcaso
able prices. Joe Levin, corner Mort
and River streets. go
: In the First Baptist church this q,
= ming the regular monthly coyenal
meeting will be held business ma
W. ters OF Importance In connection vii
the SALISBURY association will I
transacted and a large attendance
q desirable. The pastor will be
charge. The meeting begins at sew,
- thirty
The funeral OF Mrs. c. l.. HudsC
,r was held from the house at 1880 ,
tc clock Wednesday afternoon, Rev.
W. Brunk officiating. The hearo
M were Grant L. Harbour. William
narratt. Albert w varney. Ernest
~ Patterson, Gilbert Burt and Charl
{. s. Kehoe. Burial was at Park Law
ID cemetery.
Se Direct from its long engagement
I'd the Smdchakor Theatre. Chlcag
e Geo. Barr McCutoheon's "Bevorel,
a viii be seen for the FIRST time