The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-25
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Frank Healy was in Rutland Thurs
day.
Daniel Culiion spent Thursday in
Rutland.
DIR. J. d. Lane spent Thursday in
Troy on business.
Mrs. C. H. Myers and daughter of
Pownal visited here Thursday.
Miss Sarah Allen of Bradford street
extension is visiting in Cheshire.
Mrs. James Chamberlain has re-
turned from visit in New York.
Mrs. Mary Bushnell of Rutland
passed Thursday with Miss Ida Roy.
Miss Mary Delaney of Arlington, a
former resident, is spending the day
here.
Mrs. Ella Jepson came yesterday
from Williamstown to spend several
days in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. White of North
Bennington are stopping at the Ho-
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Mrs. James Hogan and Miss Nellie
Hogan are spending several days as
the guests of friends in Hoosick Falls.
Mrs. Arthur Strong of New York
came yesterday to be the guest of her
uncle, Col Olin Scott of Pleasant
street.
Mrs. Brothers and Miss Elizabeth
Brothers of North Adams spent
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Phelps.
George Bishop, the tree expert who
has been in attendance at the Fores-
ltry school at Sharon Springs, VT, has
returned.
The game between the ex-Tammany
team and team from Petersburg will
be called Saturday afternoon at $3.50
at Morgan Park.
Miss Barbara Burt, Miss Ruth Burt,
Miss Polly Harbour and Miss Gladys
Fauley are spending the week at
Kamp Kosey, BARRIERS Pines.
Mrs Patrick Brazil, son Thomas
and daughter Miss Gertrude, have
gone to Gardner, Mass, to be the
guests of relatives in that city.
Mrs. Nelson Murphy and niece Miss
Hazel Twitchell have returned to
Herkimer after spending several
months with Miss Harriet Twitchell.
Miss Catherine Gallagher who has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. d. +.
Cronin during the past two weeks, re-
turned last evening to her home In
Rutland.
Among those who attended the Cam
bridge fair yesterday we're: Daniel
Keller and son Daniel Jr., John Kel-
ley. George Hawks and family and
Miss Agnes Bruno.
A. C. LaMarre, Thomas ]. Lyons,
Edmond La Franchise, and b. A. Quin-
Ian composed an automobile party
who attended the fair at Cambridge
yesterday, going in the afternoon.
Thomas r. Smith of Putnam street
broke ground Wednesday for the con-
struction of new residence on Put
nam street on the lot between the
residence of Edgar S. Buss and that
of Mrs. II. o. Edison.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Bennington Fish and Game club
postponed from last Friday evening
will be held at the Putnam House to-
night at s o'clock The business of
revising the constitution will be taken
Iup.
In compliance with an order issued
to postofiices throughout the country,
the local Office will keep record OF
all incoming second class mail re-
ceived from midnight tonight until
midnight September 25. This order
will necessitste the ascertaining OF
the number of pieces of mail matter
of this class received and the actual
time consumed In handling It. A
somewhat similar, although more de
tailed count was recently made OF all
classes OF incoming or outgoing mail
The second class matter consists OF
newspapers, periodicals. etc.