The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-07-25
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John r. Colt has had back porch
built ON his house.
Mrs. NJ. A. Fox passed part OF the
day Sunday in Hoosick Falls.
Mrs. Robert Hill is spending the
day at Great Darlington, Mass.
Mrs. Edgar Harwood is in Great
harrington for a portion Of the day.
Mrs. G. Robinson is chaperoning a
party who are in camp at Barber's
Pines.
George Atwood who is working at
Pittsfeld visited at mis- home here
Sunday.
Mrs. Paul C. Hamlen of Phladel-
phia is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. w.
F. Meyer.
Miss Elizabeth Jennings and Miss
Margaret Cultivate gave birthday
luncheon today.
Mrs. Carl Johnson Of Schenectady
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs Mar
Gus Armstrong.
At Seigal Bros. 1O9 North street,
! Ladies long linen coats $3.50; Ladies
long Rajah coats $3.98.
Ransom Buss has begun work at the
Cooper machine works taking the
place OF John Evans.
Miss Margaret Cummings and Miss
Lena Hawker OF North Adams spent
Sunday in Bennington.
Miss Jennie Cone went this morn
ing to Worcester, Mass, where she
will spend two weeks vacation.
AT selgal Bros. 1903 North street,
Mems and Youths $3.50 and sl45O
Suits at S7.4S aud SS.4S
Miss Minnie Hogan Of Division.
street has returned from visit at
Walloomsac and Hoosick Falls.
Archie King Of W. C. Firth's bar
bershop went Sunday to New Bedford
to spend two weeks vacation.
Miss Lulu Robinson will hold her
annual sale Of novelties on Thursday
at her home in Bennington Center.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnes went
Sunday to spend a two weeks vacat-
ion at their cottage at Barber's Pines.
Miss Sarah Pomatier Of Albany is
spending a few days in the village as
the guest Of Miss Mabel Patterson.
. AT seigal Bros. 1O9 North street
imported White Linen Princess
Dresses regular price $225O for $500
Mrs Richard Manning and Miss A.
valiant of New York are spending
few days with Miss Helen Johnson.
r c. A. Wood, Grant Harbour and
4 George Dakin went Saturday evening
to Hunters Rest spending Sunday
there
b At Scgal Brothers. l09 North street
p Ladies' and Misses White Lingerie
Dresses, the $3.50 and $500 kind at
$3.9S and Sl9S
7. Abe satter and Abe Noveck are
/. pitching camp az Barbers Pines
where they expect to pass the great
er part Of next month.
J. The food sale at The First Baptist
e church Saturday for the benefit OF IN,
,. Fresh Air fund was very successful
about $40 being realized.
e. Word received from Louis Pufe,
is and Lawrence Griswold state tina
he they made their safe arrival at Mont
pclier Saturday afternoon.
G. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams, c
m Wayne Adams and Miss Evans o
m Troy went by auto to Saratoga Sun
day, spending the day there.
rk Harvey Davenport. Harry Warren
ss Marden Nichols. Fred and William
or Myers took a trip 20 Lake Bomosee
Sunday in the latter's machine.
or The funeral OF Frank Henry sua
in ton aged four years. son OF Henri
90 Stratton. was held at o'clock SUI
day afternoon from the Green Mour
tain Valley church. A. $. Davl
ISIS OBLIGATED.
r. Mrs George Prentice OF Pittsnel
10 visited her daughter. Mrs Lew
~ Pierce Sunday returning with he
daughters the Misses Charlotte an
ISIS Lula Prentice who have been visitln
hi. Mrs. Pierce
c. Mr.. and Mrs. 2. r. Jennings. JAG
ed Stevens and Leonard Cultivate wei
TO New York on Sunday IN the latter
car. John T. Colt who has be,
'oN spending a two weeks vacation at h
g" home In Bennington Center. return,
'ne TO the city Sunday
,m-
The regular official board meetll
OF the Methodist church will be he
'Is this evening at o'clock. The Ia
III les Missionary society will be- he
eut at 1:l5 this evening. Circle No
mas will meet with Mrs Martin Wedn,
day afternoon from TO . o'cloC
TS--- The regular class meeting Tuesday
,cn 1880 and the prayer meeting n
.iss week will be led by the pastor.
NY Richard h. Holllster and Charl
I'D A. ONeil. both OF bennington al
Henry L. Morrell Of Plttsneld re-,
q, listed at the plttsneld recruiting s.
.,,h ton yesterday afternoon and left
~ join the 18th Cavalry at Fort Mey
- Va. The recruiting station beg
AN taking new recruits yesterday a
w. three on the first day isn't a
wv showing North Adams TRANSCRIPT
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