The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-09-20
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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P J. Prendergast is in Boston on
business.
Frank Talham is confined to the
house by illness.
Mrs. H. w. Stewart is visiting with
relatives in Syracuse.
Walter Irish of North Adams visit
ed friends here Tuesday.
J. S. Ball OF Valentine street, who
has been i'll, is recovering.
John McKale of Grove street is
spending the day in Pittsheld
Miss Grace Livingston who has
been i'll is able to be out again.
Miss Margaret Thompson went to
New York Tuesday for a short stay.
Fred Titus returned to Schenectady
Tuesday after a visit to his family
here
Miss Anna Griffin has returned from
a visit at Lake George and Science
tady
Miss Rose Durand has returned
from Lake Cossayuna N. Y, where
she has spent the summer
J. S. Silk is erecting a piazza on
the front and east side of the Michael
Flynn house on Main street
Miss Mabel Gardner of PownaI
was the guest of friends in town yes.
terday afternoon and evening
Mrs, G. W. Keeseman is spending
the day with Mrs. Herbert Robinson
of the southwestern part of the town
Mrs. Frank II Davenport has re-
covered from recent illness and was
able to be out Tuesday for the first
time
Mr. and Mrs. S. P Wheelon of
Bridgeport, Ct, have returned to
their home after a weeks visit with
friends in town.
Mrs Mary J. Rice of Wilmington,
Del, has returned to her home in
North Bennington after a two years
stay in Wilmington.
Miss Weed will entertain the mem
bers OF Branch No. 3, of ST. Mary's
/ guild at the Parish House Thursday
afternoon from 3 to o'clock
The regular meeting Of the Sons OF
Veterans will be held Thursday even.
ing, Sept n, at s o'clock sharp.
Every member should attend.
Miss Helen Toohey Of Troy and
Mrs. ]. II Spauldng Of Saratoga are
the guests Of Mrs F. B Edgerton
: of Dewey street for a few days.
! W. $. Love the advance agent for
p the Aborn Opera company which will
, present THE Bohemian Girl" here
= next Wednesday was in town Tuesday
Customers having orders at the
New York Millinery Parlors will
please call before Saturday as the
store will be closed on that day on
account OF holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chaplin OF Los
Angeles, Cal, former well known res
ldents are being entertained by Mrs
Ella Houghton Mrs Chaplin was
formerly Miss Julia Johnson.
Former Governor J. C. Mccullough
z. L. Bates and Mr. and Mrs Hal
? Mccullough OF New York city are III
: White River Junction today attending
the state fair The trip was made by
I automobile
; List Of letters remaining uncalle,
for at the postofiice. u. u. Abernethy
s Whitney Keys, William Parsons, Hen
! ry l.. Sprague. Miss Betey Barr Mis-
d Florence Kent, Miss Rachel Lebel
Mrs. Francis Lincoln, Miss b O'Brien
Miss Mary /. Sharpe who has beef
spending several months In Boston
If lis guest az the home OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. II. Harry Sharpe Miss Sharp
will leave October LIST for New Bed
y ford. Mass where she will take u,
= district nursing
" Among the automobile parties reg
n istered here Tuesday were. Mr. an
ID Mrs. Charles II. Butler OF Brooklyn
N Mr.. and Mrs H. f. Barnard an
liz daughter. Mr. and Mrs. G. 5. Thoml
son OF Marlboro. Mass, G. II. Bssel
m Mrs. II. NJ. Gillette and Mrs. A.
in Iandon Of Lakeyille. Conn., and NJ
49, and Mrs. ]. II. Eells. Miss Ida II. Eel
rs and Miss Elizabeth Parker OF Pittshel
he Mass, and Falls Village, Ct
he About 80 tickets were sold at Il
local station this morning for q
vi Manchester fair. Among those wi
'n are attending the fair today are MI
10 Mary Chandler. Mr. and Mrs. Herbe
20 Mallory, Mr. and Mrs. Judson a
~ drews. William f.. Hawks, Charl
,v,n Galusha, Frank Beavis Villa
nS Gregg, Elmer Matuson Mary
se White. Paddock White Mrs. Myr0
" Chandler. Miss Nellie Chase, n
land Mrs William MoCurdy, Miss In
=, McCurdy. Willard Burt and Da'
' oe Moore. Misses Sara Burt aud An
r,a Somcrs