The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-01

| j. BoyntOn will leave today for a
two weeks visit at his home in Gov
entry
Mrs. Frank b Whiting and Mrs
Calvin p Rogers have returned from
Maine.
Miss Christina Ward of North Ad
ans is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Helen
Thomas
Miss May Whitney has returned
from few days stay with friends in
Pittsfield
Miss Florence Andrews has return.
ed from a visit to Mrs Glenn Clark
of Pownal
A regular meeting of the local
lodge of Eagles will be held at 8 o.
clock tonight
Miss May Shuhieton has returned
from Arlington where she spent Sun.
day at her home
Miss Christine Ward is the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. II } Thomas at 2l5 |
Washington street
The regular monthly meeting of
the village trustees will be held at T !
O'clock this evening
Irving r. Allen and r. T. White will
spend the night at Pine Lodge camp
near BARRIERS Pines.
Miss Marjorie Durham left this
morning for two weeks visit with
friends in East Greenwich, n Y
The subscription dance. which was
TO have been held al Battlefield park
Friday night has been postponed one
week
Miss Claire Dalton has severed her
connections with the Library Hall
theatre and will return to her home
in Troy
Mrs. John IIealy and daughter La.
Icille. of Portsmouth. n II spent Mon
day as the guests Of Leon Lamarre
and family
William Hendrickson of Brooklyn
an expert farm hand has accepted
position with John Kinney of North
Bennington
One hundred and seven North Ad-
ans people were members of the ex.
cursion party from here to Lake
Champlain Sunday
Miss Nellie Tracy and Miss Flora
Stratton have returned from Pitts
field where they have been the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nc
Cormick
Circle No of the NJ. +. church
will give a supper Wednesday even.
ing at six o'clock at the home of
Mrs. William Clark, 30l Grove street
Price 20 cents 3St2
Mrs. Emerson Belden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Beden and Mrs. Crisis.
who have been guests at the home of
John lockwood, returned Monday to
their home in Green Island.
Miss Nellie Patchin. a former resi-
dent but now OF New York City. who
has been spending several weeks al
cottage Sunshine" at Woodford. is
now spending a few days with Mrs.
NJ. b. Middleton.
The Bennington grammar school
baseball team went to Pownal Mon.
day and defeated Troy team
camped there by score Of 9 10 4.
Batteries for Bennington, Andrews
and Miller; Troy, Neatly and Stey-
ems.
George l. Wall OF Rochester. y. Y.
/ Frank \. Wall OF Johnstown, ~ Y,
Chas b. Wall. Jr., of Winsted, Conn.
Miss Caroline L. Wall of New York.
have been called here by the critical
illness OF their father, Charles b.
Wall.
Mr. and Mrs +. h. Shaw and Miss
lmogene Shaw OF Adams and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. A. Forman and the Misses
Florence and Georgia Forman of
Bunalo, two automobile parties. were
registered at the Putnam house yes
terday
a. special meeting of the Putnam
hose company will be held in their
rooms at s o'clock this evening As
this will be the last meeting before
the August lG exercises important
business will be brought up for dis.
cussion
The Banner has received today
communication from John Spargo on
the pageant question aud TWO others
on the other side of the question
Publication OF these Is DELAYED hy
pressure of advertising and other
more important matter
Automobile pennauts. made es.
pcsially for the Pageant, are ON sale
at Griswolds. They are ON white
ground with green letters The com
mittee hopes all automobile owners
viii use them In their cars during the
next two weeks. Price Tor two pen.
nants Sl.0O. SitG
The FIRE department was called out
yesterday afternoon about 3 O'Clock
IN response to an alarm for small
blaze ut Miss Mary A Lundergans
at 1874 North street The FIRE which
was caused by the overheating of
| pot of greese, was eXtiuguished be
fore the arrival OF the iiremon.
Arthur VanWert. an undertaken Of
Raymertown, ~ v. and cousin of
Mrs. 7. A. Davenport of this village.
was struck by a motor cycle Sunday
night and is thought to have sustain.
ed an internal fracture of the skull
and conclusion of the brain lie was
removed to the Samaritan hospital Ia
Troy
John Nash left this morning for
NOVA Scotia, whore he will inspect
a timberland OF some 10000 acres
! lie Is going in the interests OF a
| group OF lumber men who are anxious
to secure an option on some extensive
land containing timber Mr. Nash
, will sail from Boston and will be
gone Tor a week. or ten days.