The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-02-20

Miss Grace Danforth spent Sunday
at her home in Williamstown.
Herbert Davenport has returned
from a visit in Hartford, Conn
Miss Katherine Lyons is passing
part of the day in North Adams.
DR.. F. S. Pratt and Miss Hilda
Pratt have returned from New York
Mrs Martin Madigan is moving to-
day from Putnam street to School
street.
The entertainment committee of
Catamount o. G. C. will hold meet.
ing tonight.
Cashier Clement II. Cone of the
Bennington County National bank is
Ill Of the grip.
George Mock of Bridgeport, Conn,
formerly of this village, spent the
week end here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Van Stein.
burg spent the week end with his
father in Pittsfield.
Mrs. Timothy Dryer of Rutland is
visiting her sister, Mrs. William Ry-
an OF North street.
Joseph Nash, Joseph Cummings,
Michael Meagher and Frank Brazel
were in Hoosick Falls yesterday.
Harry Roebuck of North Adams,
former resident. spent Sunday with
George Lucler and Charles Hart.
The Y NJ. C. A. bowling contest to-
night will be between the First Bap-
fist church and the postofiice teams.
Frank McDermott OF Pitts6eld
passed Sunday at his home here. He
entertained as his guest, Carl Ander-
son. I<Aa
Charles Phillips is assisting at the
Bennington County National bank in
the absence Of the cashier. C. H.
Cone.
The Phllatheas OF the First Baptist
church will hold their business meet.
ing at the parsonage this evening at
s o'clock.
James Hunter, who has been spend.
ing several days with his brother
here, returned to his home in Troy
yesterday.
Miss Ethel Slbley has sufficiently
recovered from her recent illness as
to be able to resume her duties In A,
X. Ritchie's store.
Warwick S. Carpenter, editor Of
outdoor Life" OF New York City,
visited Dexter NJ. Gleason OF Imperial
avenue Sunday.
Theodore Braney, OF North Adams,
former resident, who had a shock a
few days ago. is making good progress
towards recovery.
Catamount Commandery, order OF
the Golden Cross, will hold a public
rube dance In their hall Thursday
evening. February 20. Admission 20
cents. 2t3
Samuel Gardner. the only son OF ]
W. Gardner OF Pownal a boy OF 10 OF
~ years Of age died last night in the
hospital at North Adams following an
operation for appendicitis.
knight Templars should remember
the inspection OF Taft Commandery
this evening. II members and all
visiting Sir Knights should be at the
this evening. All members and all
be served after the other exercises
Fifty letters OF information in re
gard to lost valuables etc. have al
ready been received and will be an
swered by Mildred at the opera hous,
tonight. Any one wishing to have 4
question answered may do so by ask
ing her tonight.
Charles A. Maurer and Andrew
Maurer went to Athens, n. Y, thii
morning to attend the funeral o
their aunt, Mrs. ELI MacGowan. Mrs
MACEDONIAN is known In this village
having passed portions OF severn
summers with friends and relative
here.
The Filipino Pickaninny Mlnstre
troupe under the direction OF Jamel
Whitney, have for the past tire,
weeks been doing remarkably wei
In their work, and n fine production
on the 18th OF March, st. Patrick
day OF Juvenile Southern Mlnstrelsy
Is already assured.
List OF letters remaining uncalle,
for nc the postonlcc: X. Belonger
Nelson A. Bero. John Bencceslr, /
Meadow street, Walter Devlno. Jerr
Logan, Harry Williams. Hanan Whee
err. Miss Elizabeth jennings. Miss 1
Murray, Mrs. Mary Sherman.
The February number OF THE Ber
hi'' is out today. The literary d,
partment contains The Music [
Which all the World Dances" b
Mary +. Robinson II; Betty OF Bei
nlngton," by Joseph +. Brann II
Miss Cynthia's Garden" BY Maude
Harris 70. 'Murlock Bones" b
George II. lockwood rs. and a nun
Der OF anecdotes OF Abraham Lncoi
entitled Lincoln as a Humorist.
The editorial Is on school Spirit" b
Gladys Fauley II. The other depar
ments are written up In the usual II
teresting style. the "Grinds" being
clever column. This IL the FIRST issu
in which the class reporters have ha
share, and TO them Is due the II
creased number OF locals and grlndi
THE Benhi" Is on sale at the Hig
School and at Grlswolds--ten cent