The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-10
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Chris SAWS is in New York on
business.
Wilbur Davis spent Sunday and
Monday in Plttsheld.
Mrs. c. II. Meyers of Pownal visit
ed friends here Monday
Peter Felas OF North street is
spending the afternoon in North Ad'
ans
Flags. paper crepe, festoons. and
decorations for Columbus Day at
Griswold's.
Miss Mayme Mccormick of Boston
is visiting her sister, Mrs d. p.
Sears of Spring street.
Mrs. Charles Andrew of Rutland
formerly of this village, is spending
the day with friends here.
Mrs. Slocum Baker and daughter,
Dorothy are visiting in Troy and
Mechanicville for few days.
Mr. and Mrs p. c. Cornell spent the
afternoon in Troy, the trip having
DeeH lHdue III lhcll dutOnlOOiie-
Free demonstration of Freihofers
egg macaroni and cheese. Drop in
and get lunch. Public Cash market
Mrs. George Lawson of Albany.
who has been visiting her sister
Mrs George Bentley, returned home
today.
Oyster patty supper at the NJ E.
church tomorrow night. There will
be demonstration of the uses of
maoaroni.
Mrs. N. W. Edgerton is visiting at
her former home in North Adams.
Mrs. NJ. B. Cummings has returned
from a visit in Albany
Earl CULVER, who has been work
| ing in a barber shop In Manchester,
has resigned his position and begun
work for Joseph Garreau.
There will be an important meet
| ing of the Sons of Veterans at o.
cleck Thursday evening. when all
members are urged to be present.
Peter Davis, who has been a resi-
dent of Bennington two years, will
sail from New York Wednesday for
his home In Greece where he will re-
side.
Fred w. Spear spent Sunday in AL.
bany, where he was visiting Mrs.
Spear, who has been the guest Of
her brother in that city for the past
two weeks
Mrs c. E. Snow of Bradford street
who Is Ill, does not improve as fast
as her many friends would wish
Mrs. Feeney OF Silver street is car
ing for her.
The ladies of the Old First church
are giving a rummage sale In the
room back of the church on Thurs
day and Friday of this week from IL
until o'clock. 95t4
Division of the Second Congre
gational church will meet with Mrs
H. ~ Williams OF Elm street on
Wednesday afternoon.
The Guideboard prayer meeting
will be held as usual this evening al
eight O'Clock. The subject is "The
kind of reading that helps us" The
public is most cordially invited to
attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. LIndloff lef
today for New York city where II II
/ Mr.. Lindloifs intention to make ar
rangements for the installation Of
} new machinery at his sweater fac
, tory on Union street.
The marriage of Thomas B. wllco,
OF Pownal and Miss j. Mabel Gardncl
will take place at o'clock Wednes
day evening at the home OF th'
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rober
b. Gardner OF the Pownal road.
| All the members of the +. NJ. T
! A. B. are requested to meet In thu
! society rooms at 9 o'clock mex
Thursday morning to take part II
the Knights OF Columbus parade.
Is requested that all the members b.
present. est
: To whom II may concern, and tina
means everybody. The Methods
ladies' are TO serve oyster patties
d mashed potatoes and all the accom-
k panying relishes. Don't fail to b
there. Time, Wednesday evening
Oct. H. Place, social rooms OF tn
e church.
ii A large delegation from Star
4 Lodge, /. o. o. F. will attend the dil
> trlct meeting with the South Shaft
, bury lodge tonight. The conveyanc
!, will be made by teams. leaving 1
), front of the opera house at 6:45 @
clock. All members are urged TO a
; tend the meeting
5. Among the automobile parties
lie town yesterday were: Mr.. and Mr.
ot II. Carleing OF Jersey City: Mrs.
II c. Purdy, Mrs. Il. p. Terrill, Mrs.
d d. Wright, Mrs. Burton and chau
Is feur. Willis Green OF Manchester;
~ c. Benton, Miss Helen G.. Benton an
rs Miss Margaret A. Jones OF Great Ba
ht rington. Mass; Mrs. A. A. Harp'
ID and Mrs. N. r. Armstrong of Mort
ns Adams; and Mrs. T. A. Libby
On East Milton, Mass.
az William Blanchard Rand, one
ne the members OF the four.ln.haI
driving party which passed throu.
Bennington recently stopping at Il
Walloomsac Inn. has bought 3
z acre farm in Salisbury. Conn. {
the farm is very attractive o
TO- brick house which was built
Governor Chittenden, Vermonts III
governor. DR.. II. c. Day has Civ,
p, Mr. Rand some interesting facts &C
,a corning the old governor.
ng Those who we're disappointed
at not getting a Pageant watch fob W
en- be pleased to learn that there are
his few left and on sale at GrlswolI
in stationery shop. These were the