The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-21
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Mrs. George E. Donnelly is in Troy
for the day.
Mrs. Reuben Kent spent Sunday in
North Adams.
Miss Lillian VanKleeck is passing
the day in Troy.
Mrs. James Bushee of Grove St,
is i'll of the grip.
F. o. Ewens of Albany is visiting
relatives in town.
Mrs. A. J. Cooper was in Troy for
portion of the day.
Thomas Dudley has returned from
visit in Mechanicville.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Cornell are
spending the day in Albany.
Fred Scriyens passed Sunday with
friends in Stephentown, N. Y.
Miss Anna Rodgers of Hoosick
Falls was in town yesterday,
Mrs N. Elwell is confined TO her
home by an attack &C. the grip.
George Robinson of Old Bennington
is passing the day in Cambridge.
DR.. A. E. Houle has returned from
a business trip to Lebanon, N, II.
Miss Katherine Stewart has recov-
cred from an Illness Of the grip.
Miss Lydia Rose of Cohoes is Wis
ting her sister Mrs. j. H. Kelley
John Inson has taken a position as
night knitter with the Cooper Mfg.
Co.
Daniel O'Brien OF Minnesota is Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. Thomas Dona-
van.
Mr., and Mrs. r. f. Healy are NOV
ing from Main street to the Twitchell
house on Union street
Coyle and Murreq in their comedy
sketch, Your Credit is Good, made a
big hit at the Library theatre last
night
Mrs. Frank Smith, Mrs. Ella Hill
and Mrs. Norman Chase are visiting
Mrs. S. I. Tacy of South SALISBURY
today
Mrs Ella Hill Of Dalton, Mass, for
merly of Bennington is visiting Mrs.
Frank Smith OF East Main street for
few days.
Mrs Julia Harlow, a former resi-
dent Of this village, who has been
spending some time with her brother
at White River Junction, has return
ed here for the summer.
/ The officers Of the Ladies Aid will
entertain the ladies OF the society in
the parlors OF the Second Congrega-
tional church after the business meet
ing on Wednesday, March % at $3.50.
Judge c. B. Kent Of Dorset arriv-
ed in the village Monday intending to
leave here today for Readsboro where
he will meet Judge Perry and both
will go from there TO Searsburg to ap-
point license commissioners for that
town.
| Corporation Counsel George b. Wei
lington OF Troy. a well known resi-
dent OF Old Bennington, gave an adj
dress before the Troy high school on
Monday morning He contrasted the
methods Of education as employed in
high schools and colleges, and gave
his opinion as strongly in favor OF
high school methods. Mr.. Wellington
greatly emphasized the necessity Of
being accurate In ones life work.
At the Methodist church this week
the regular class meeting tonight al
1880; Wednesday the reception al
the parsonage which is open to al
the church, congregation and friend,
of the pastor and family; Thursday
evening the regular Epworth business
meeting will follow the prayer meet
ing; Friday the Jubilee Singers at
o'clock will afford a rare treat. Mex
Sunday reception OF members ant
baptism. Miss Marion A. Brewer o
Albany who elected much praise by
her solo OF last Sunday has been urg
ed TO repeat the same next Sunday
morning Miss Brewer is but younl
In her work but Is developing a mos
unusual voice and talent and captly
ated her audience last Sunday even
ing Monday evening the last ofIic
ial board meeting OF the year Will
election Of officers All are urged Il
be present