The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-07-24
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the lO~u and Village Told Briefly
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is in town today.
Miss Frances Ernst is passing the
afternoon in Troy.
Albert Cummings has accepted EN-
ployment in Pownal.
MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Powers spent
Sunday in Arlington.
Joseph Sausville visited friends in
Hooslck Falls Sunday
Charles Mallory has finished work
for Evans and Bugbee
NJ ]. Ryan of Los Angeles, Cal, is
visiting p. J. Prendergast.
City Solicitor c. S. Niles of North
Adams was in town Saturday
Regular meeting of Bennington
lodge of Elks Tuesday evening, July
Miss Josephine Malumphey OF
Great Darlington was in the village
today.
} Miss Mary Hackett visited Mr.. and
Mrs. James Kilion of Hoosick Falls
Sunday.
Reuben Becker of Brooklyn is work
ing in the job office OF Perry and
Keeseman.
Nelson p Murphy of Hamilton, N.
Y, is visiting his mother Mrs. Will
liam Murphy.
Miss Anna Murphy went to Roches-
ter this afternoon for a weeks visit
with friends.
G. Eugene Stevens of Hinsdale, N.
H.. formerly of this village, spent the
week end here.
Mrs. f. c. White of Silver street
quietly observed her Goth birthday
anniversary today
Herbert Davenport, Joseph Meyers
George and William Sausyille were
at Lake George Sunday.
Mrs p. H. Lyons OF Schenectady
visited her mother, Mrs. John Lyons
Of Stafford street over Sunday
Those who are to dance the minuet
in the pageant are asked to be at the
Y NJ. c. A. this evening at $3.50.
c. j. Ferguson of Burlington who
preached Sunday at the MOOdIord On
ion church returned home today.
NJ c. Ruyane OF Parsons. Kas.. is
visiting his wife who is stopping with
Mrs. A. c. Pierce OF Pleasant street
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rickert of Bos
ton spent Sunday with Mrs. Rickert's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y. H. Sweet.
Miss Sadie Gardner and Miss Ellen
burlington OF Pownal were guests
Saturday OF the Misses Irene and Sal
lie Graves.
Miss Ella Kinney Of the western
part of the town is passing the day
with her sister. Mrs h. j. Cummings
OF North street.
Mrs. Della Hean and Miss Eliza.
beth O'Brien spent Sunday with Mrs.
Hearn's brother, Joseph Passoneault
OF Hoosick Falls.
Misses Anna and Nellie Shannon
and Miss Depew OF East0n. Pa, are
visiting the Misses Shannons sister,
Mrs. f. L. Bottum.
Leon b. Parker, who is running on
an express car from Burlington to
New York as express messenger,
spent Sunday at his home here.
Trixls Mack and her little sister.
Baby Phyllis arrived here Saturday
They are going to I'll three days en-.
gagement at the Library theatre.
Mrs. Mabel Cole who sometime ago
underwent an operation at Greenwich
Is much improved and expects to re
turn the first part Of this week.
All the veterans who are planning
to attend the county reunion at Dor
set are requested to meet at the depot
Wednesday Morning. The train
leaves at SIS.
Born, July n. son TO Mr. and Mrs
Walter A. Houran of Morris Park
Long Island, formerly OF this town
Mrs, Houran was before her marriage
Miss Lucille Smith.
The venerable c. y Wall OF South
street who fell few days ago badly
iniuring one hip is confined 10 tn,
house and in a critical condition. lie
is So years OF age.
Mrs Elizabeth French and Mr. and
Mrs Edward T. Ball OF Pittsheld. for
mer residents who have been spend
ing some time with Mr. and Mrs. #
l.. Houshton. returned home Sunday
Mrs. l.. a. Small and Mr.. and Mrs
l.. j Merck OF Boston are stoppinf
at Mrs Babcock's. Mrs. Small ant
Mrs Morrick We're formerly Miss
Carrie and Miss Lizzie Smith of Ben
nlngton.
No 1854 was the lucky number n
the drawing OF the S25 prize onere,
by the Sons OF Veterans The holde
of that number will be awarded The
money by presenting his ticket Il
Fred w. Srcar, G23 Main street.
Mrs. c. II. Robson has returned
from Troy whore she went to brnl
home from the Troy hospital Mrs. J
5 Mccall who has been there fol
treatment for the past five weeks
Mrs Mccall Is still very weak bu
Improving
Mrs Lester II. Nichols OF Roches
ter is expected here today to visit NJ
and Mrs n. l.. Nichols Mrs Nichol
will be met al New York by her par
cnts. MIR and Mrs. l.. l.. Palmer an'
Miss Mabel Palmer of Brooklyn. NJ
Nichols will come here later.
The services at the Woodford Ur
ion church were we'll attended yestei
day In the evening c. J. Ferguson
OF Burlington gave an interesting at