The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-03

John Murphy of Schenectady is
passing vacation at his home here.
There will be no meeting of the
Young Woman's club until after Aug.
16.
Miss Juliet Stamford of Old Ben
nington is passing few days in AL
bany.
Franklin Pierce of Ely this state is
spending some time with relatives in
town.
Loring March of Hoosick Falls Wis.
tied his cousin, Miss Florence March
Tuesday.
John Toomey went today to Will
mington to be the guest OF friends in
that town.
Miss Avis Babcock of Hoosick Is
a guest of her cousins, Misses Irene
and Sallie Graves.
Richard S. Bahan of Cleveland, o.,
is at his former home in Old Benning
ton for a few days.
Mrs. Frank Eldred of North Pownal
is the guest OF her parents, Mr. and
Mrs William Austin.
Mrs. w. j. Campbell and daughter
Harriet, of North Adams spent We'd
nesday with Mrs. c. l.. Jewett.
Miss Helen Darrow has returned
from Lake Morey, Fairlee. where she
has been spending the past month.
Miss Elizabeth Wright of Trenton,
N. j., and Miss Margaret Stevenson
of Burleigh, ~ j., are visiting friends
in town.
Mrs. Charles Clouser of Cambridge
Mass, who has been visiting at her
former home here, has gone to Am
sterdam, N. Y
At s29S any hat in the store worth
up TO $40 Buy now as they are go
ing fast. New York Millinery Parlors
Library Building. 40t2
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Endress left
today for Hartford, Conn, for a sew
eral days stay with their daughter,
Mrs. Percy p. Taylor.
Mrs. Charles f. Stone, who has
been spending the summer at White
Crow Inn, Camp Comfort, went TO
New York this morning.
James A. Eddy of Old Bennington
left this morning for Pittsheld, where
he will visit his brother, who is suf-
fering from a broken arm sustained
by fall.
G. w. Haynes, ticket agent at the
local station is passing vacation at
North Hero. His place is being filled
turing his absence by v j. Bruce of
Middlebury.
At the Valentine street rummage
sale Saturday, there will be a new lot
OF desirable clothing. mems shoes and
oyercoats, two pieces mahogany fur
niture, besides many other good bar
gains.
All people willing to loan old
muskets or guns to be used in the
sham battle in the pageant. please
notify Mrs. T.. W. Bradford as soon
as possblea. The committee will be
responsible for any damage. 4Ot2
The supper served by Circle No 3
of the Methodist church Wednesday
evening on the lawn OF William Clark
on Grove street was we'll attended
The weather being ideal for an out
door affair, the occasion was a sue
cess socially as well as financially.
Automobile pennants, made es-
pesially for the Pageant. are on sale
at Griswolds They are on white
ground with green letters. The com
mittee hopes all automobile owners
will use them in their cars during the
next two weeks. Price for two pen
nants $1.OO. S4tt
Miss Mary Hathaway was taken
suddenly i'll and tainted while at
work in the collar factory OF the
Bottum and Torrance company about
1870 o'clock this morning. After be
ing cared for by physicians she was
taken to her home on South street
where her condition is reported as
being greatly improved
The Bennington city band gave al
enjoyable concert from the balcony
of the Putnam House Wednesday ev,
ming consisting of eight we'll selected
numbers. The attendance would ne
doubt have been larger but for the
fact that the date for the concert wal
incorrectly given In Wednesdays Is
sue of the Evening Banner,
III
The banquet given by Catamoun
commandery, u. o. G. G. Tuesday
evening was an enjoyable affair. W
G.. Crowther, G. H. OF II. and Alber
c. Blinn, G. c. OF Boston were pres
emit Dancing was enjoyed. Music
was furnished by Mrs. Charles Mile
Mrs. T.. A. Wattles and George Leve
with selections by Harold Hodge o
Revere. Mass.
Bennington Grange held regula
meeting Wednesday evening. An In
terestlng paper what Public Natter
Most Concern the Grange by $. EN
erett Harwood also a paper "a Girl
Ideal" by Miss Bridget Mcclure ant
musical selections by the Misses Ste
/ la and Ethel Russell completed tn
program. The next regular meetln
will be held Wednesday, Sept g.
The following automobile partie
| were registered at the Putnam Hous
| yesterday: MIR. and Mrs ID. II. lloi
| ton Of Southold. Miss, H. l.. Fannin
J OF Greensport. ~ y, Misses s, /
and l.. Wood OF plainneld n. j., an
llH. Spear of Philadelphia; Mr.. an
Mrs |. w Silvie, DIR. w. $. Elingel
NJ. Allsmoor and c. Freeland of Ne'
York city, MIR. and Mrs. G. w. Hai
| diel. Miss Dorothy Fairchild and Nj
and Mrs. w. 8. Plumb of Bridgepor
Notice
Hi The members of the Benningto
/ t,tra nanarfmnnt arp hereby rpuupF