The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-02-14
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Harry Snow has recovered from
the grip.
Robert Hill is working at the Buss
blacksmith shop.
Miss Florence Potter Of Pownal is
spending the day here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hover were
in North Adams today.
Herbert Davenport is visiting
friends at New Haven, Ct,
Miss Grace Miller is passing part
of the day in North Adams.
Ell. Stolliker was at his home
here from Troy over Sunday.
John Mattison is able to be out
again after an lines of the grip.
Robert Hill has resigned his posi-
ton with T. A. Carpenter & Sons.
Miss Lila Krogman returned to her
school in Hancock, Mass, yesterday.
Mrs. William Barron has returned
from a visit with relatives in Troy
and Aevrill Park.
P. E. Won Steinburg of Pittsfield
visited his son Herbert Won Stein
burg here yesterday.
The Bennington machine works a
few days ago made a shipment of q
powder machine to Cuba.
Mrs. Church of Valley Falls is Wis
iting her grandmother, Mrs. Sarah
Olds and other relatives here.
Mrs Henry Thomeyer, who has
been spending several months with
/ her parents here, has returned to hei
home in Fitchburg.
Madame Sherry" played to one
half million dollar business during
its half years stay at the new Amster
dam theatre New York city.
Miss Nellie Ryan, accompanied by
Miss Anna Nolan of Troy, a former
resident, will attend a ball in New
ark, N. j., on Wednesday night.
The next attraction at the Ben
nington opera house will be Mildred
and Rouclere in the play that is diff
ferent, The Flight of Princess Iris
A baked bean supper will be served
in the Second Congregational chape
tomorrow night, beginning at 6:15
Tickets are fifteen cents. Eyerybod.
welcome.
The First Baptist church Sunda!
school orchestra will assist in thu
music at the Y NJ. C A. members
complimentary entertainment in thu
association rooms Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Alice Morrlssey of the Tro.
City hospital spent Sunday with he
parents Mr.. and Mrs n. j. Morrisse!
of County street
A steam drill was put in operation
yesterday at the building ston,
quarry recently opened at the foot o
Mt. Anthony on the Everett estate
1t is believed that building stone OF
good quality has been secured.
Mrs. l.. II. Davis, Mrs. +. l.. Bot
tum and Mrs William Austin serve
an elaborate supper TO the oficia
board and their wives at the MethC
dist church last evening before tn
lecture. The ladies deserve a grea
deal OF credit
On account of being called out o
town for a funeral this afternoon MI
Mills was unable to make calls as ar
nounced in the Second Congregation
al church calendar last Sunday. II
will, however, call on the north sid
Of Main street. from Pleasant street I
the Guldeboard. Wednesday aftel
noon.
A. X. Richie Is expressing consiC
cradle satisfaction over the result
obtained through the installation of
set OF new arc gas lamps in his stor
on Main street. The lamps posses
certain new features and from his e,
perience thus far Mr.. Richie is col
vinced that there has been obtaine
l a proper adjustment between the ga
pressure maintained at the plant an
the new fixtures. The lamps give a
evenly diffused light and Mr.. Rltch
is well pleased with the results o
tanned.