The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-05
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Clinton Smith has been visiting in
Troy
William Keefe of Rutland spent the I
week end in town.
John Pellerin has returned from a ,
weeks visit in Cohoes.
Miss Elizabeth Rose has returned
from a visit in Cambridge
Miss Hilda Pratt is to go to New
York tomorrow for few days stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Green of Pow
nal are visiting Mrs. P. 7. Lee today.
Miss Edith POLAND has returned
from a short trip to Troy and Albany.
Mrs. S. F. Henry of North Benning-
ton has been visiting Mrs. George
Phillips.
Frank Johnson who has been pass
ing a few days at Cambridge has re-
turned home.
Miss Della NJ. Duncan of County
street has returned from a visit in
Orange, Mass.
Mrs. John Purcell Of School street,
who has been Ill of the grip, is very
much improved.
The hospital association of the For
esters of America will hold special
meeting Wednesday evening.
James McCue who has been spend
ing Thanksgiving at his home on
Park street has returned to water
ford.
Mrs. Leslie Smith of Kingston, N
Y. who has been visiting Mrs. F. W.
Smear has been called to Glovers-
vile.
Mrs. James Curtis of Hoosick Falls
who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Rose Murray has returned
home.
Francis Greenslet who has been
spending few days at the Maurer
cabin at BARRIERS Pines, has returned
home.
Miss Hilda POLAND has returned to
Bliss Business college, North Adams
after spending Thanksgiving at her
home here.
Wallace venable has returned TO
Vermont University after having pass
ed the Thanksgiving period at his
home here.
There will be no game on the Y. M.
lC A. alleys tonight. The Pirates
and Giants will bowl on Thursday
evening.
Branch No. 4 of St Peters church
will meet with Mrs. Frank Hurley OF
p Silver street Wednesday afternoon
from to 5.
Miss Katherine Lyons went to Rut
land Monday afternoon to attend the
+ funeral this morning of Sister Mary
Frances Borgia.
Phil OFT will appear at the opera
house in his new piece "The Monarch
I and the Maid" a musical burlesque
| Gaby Deslys, one evening next week
Mr. and Mrs. James Maloney have
returned from their honeymoon pass
s ed In New York. Mr.. Maloney has
d resumed his duties with the express
4 company.
The committee in charge OF the
l. production of Snow White" las
S week for the benefit of the children
!. room at the library announces tha
500 was cleared.
S Ex-Gov. e. ]. Ormsbee of Brandon
}. and Casslus Peck of Burlington, two
members of the board of trustees o
= the Vermont Soldiers home are visit
i ing that institution today
Edward Armstrong of Bennington
; and Miss Efie NJ. Greer OF North AID
ans, we're married in North Adam
November IL by Rev. DR.. 7. +. Bus
a field.-North Adams Transcript.
d Wanted-At once, grammar grad
y principal. SIS per week Vermont. Al
so normal graduate, Intermediate
~ grade, Mass; and teachers for othe
positions. Hathaway Agency. Ben
nington.
Tonight the Latimer Concert groul
y will give the third number In the Y
D NJ. c. A. course in the Congregations
ID chapel at o'clock. Special rate TO
IT this and three other dates OF $l.OC
'e General admission tonight IS cents.
y A sale of raphia baskets, work
bags, handkerchief and glove boxe
u and other useful articles at the HON
OF Misses Carrie Il. and Della
o. Ames, Wednesday and Thursday a
d ternoon and evening. 4Ot
w. d. Budlong OF Boston. traye
ing salesman for a shoe concern,
in town today MIR. Budlong who
one OF the widely known commercia
r. men coming to Bennington. has bee
"A on the road &c years and for the pas
40 years has made regular trips here
He formerly resided in Rutland.
/, Charles Sawyer who Is engaged o
big lumber contract In the vicinit
= OF Little Pond. is about with bal
daged eye and considers himself 70
tunate In that he will not lose IN
sight OF the optic. While driving
pair OF oxen one OF the animals ste
ped on a stick which few and struc
= Mr.. Sawyer in the face. One eyeli
- was cut and the eye itself was bad