The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-07-14
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the day
DR. II. c. Day is in Troy and Al
bany today.
William Toomey spent Thursday in
North Adams
Earle Marsden spent Thursday in
Williamstown.
r. B. Hamlen is spending the day
at Barbers Pines.
William Cook has resigned his posi- a,
ton with G. Tomasl,
Mrs. Carl A. Smith of Stamford is
spending the day here.
Mrs. j. j. Stakeholder is passing a
portion of tn day in Troy.
Miss Jennie Burgess left today for
few days visit in Greenwich, N. Y.
Miss Julia ONiell has returned
from a visit with relatives in Jersey
City.
To Rent-The Donnelly cottage in
Woodford. Apply to George E. Don
nelly 21t2
improvements are being made in
the interior OF the Mcleod millinery
parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris have
moved from this village to Salisbury
to reside.
A meeting of the Woman's Relief
| Corps will be held at o'clock this
evening.
Mrs. Edward Traver of Troy, for
mer resident. visited friends here
Thursday.
Miss Alice Robinson of Old Ben
nington is spending the day in Troy
and Albany
Miss Julia Hayes, who is employed
in Pittsheld, is spending the week at
her home here.
Mrs r. Ferber, Abe and George No
week have returned from a two weeks
stay in New York.
George Mathers returned to Troy
this morning after a few days visit
at his home here
Mrs ~ f. Cowles of Boston and
Miss Susie l. Rogers went this morn
ing to Lenox, Mass
Miss Lila Percy and her guest
Mrs. Sem OF New York are in Pitts
field this afternoon
Miss Alice McDermott and Miss
Jennie Green went to Troy this morn
ing to pass the day.
]. Guy Livingston is assisting as
mail carrier today during the alb
sence OF T. H. Cranston.
Miss Lula Lovjoy has returned
from a hospital in Burlington where
she underwent an operation
L. NJ Rollins, an inmate OF the
Soldiers home. has returned from a
few days stay at Sheldon Junction
A party from Camp llllum at Pow
nal came here Thursday to visit the
Y. VI. C. A. and the battle monument
Miss Mildred Bidwell, who has been
visiting Miss Dorothy Carver return
ed to her home in Hartford, Conn,
yesterday
Mrs. Hoyt Spellman and children
of New York are spending the sum
mer at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. d.
G. Barney
Arrived today at the Drysdale store
choice lot OF white canvas pumps and
three hole ties All have the wanted
white heels q
Mrs r. j. Sharpe, who has been
spending the past two months as the
guest OF relatives in New York and
Brooklyn, returned today to Benning
ton
Mrs. j. p Cameron, and Miss Jean
Meigs OF Lanesboro, Mass, Miss
Edith Phillips OF Springfield. Mass,
Miss Helen Fitch OF Rockville. Conn,
spent Thursday with Mrs. G. 2. En-.
dress.
Miss Angie Belden. librarian OF the
Bennington free library. and Miss
Josephine Keller returned Thursday
from Montpelier. where they have
been attending the state convention
OF Librarians
DR.. Wright. specialist OF North Ad-
ans, will be in his office only Mon
days, Wednesdays and Saturdays UNI
Ill July To- Office open daily for
making appointments and repairing
glasses. Telephone Sand Springs.
Williamstown. 9Sf
Frank II. Garfield and Myron Bar
ton OF Arlington say that they have
been picking tomatoes from their
gardens for several days past
There is believed to be very few gar.
dens In the village which are yield.
ing tomatoes at the present
Catamount Commandery l.. o. G. G.
held an enjoyable card social in It's
rooms Thursday evening The first
ladies' prize was awarded to Mrs. +.
! T. Hopkinson. the first gentlemen's
prize was won by W. G. Houran and
Miss Elizabeth Hamilton of Brattle.
boro. who is guest of Mr. and Mrs.
f. T. Hopkinson took the consolation
prize.
During the balance of this month
and all OF August, the Guideboard
will hold Sunday evening song and
Bible Reading services at eight O.,
clock The lateness OF the hour will
enable all persons who attend the
Endeavor and Epworth League meet.