The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-09
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Luther Fiske spent Sunday with
friends in Rutland.
F. w. Spear was a guest Of friends
in Albany over Sunday.
Howard Eaton of North Adams
spent Sunday with friends here.
H. C. Roster and w. L. Lyons are
on a business trip to New York
Fred Cullinan has accepted a posi-
tion as chef at Harte's restaurant.
Arthur Russell has accepted po-
sition on one of Hamlen's Ice wag-
ons
Miss Anna Moran passed Sunday
as the guest of friends in North Ad-
ans.
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Haynes has re-
turned from a business trip to New
York.
Clayton Niles of Schenectady, a
former resident, visited friends here
Saturday.
Mrs. William Shanahan visited
Mrs. Henry Shanahan of North Ben
nington Sunday.
James Martin went toPoughkeepsie
this morning, where he has posi-
ton in dry goods store.
Mrs. William Rogers of North adj
ans was a guest Sunday OF Mrs.
George Smith OF Beech street.
A card social will be given on
Tuesday evening by Catamount Com
mandery, u. o. G. c., for members
and their families.
The advance sale OF reserved seat
tickets for Paul ]. Rainey's lecture
at the opera house will open at Z
o'clock this evening at the box office.
May Bushnell & Co, arrived here
from New York yesterday on the
flyer. They are engaged for the
first three days of the week at Ii
brary theatre.
The Guideboard Sunday school has
elected Arthur Elwell delegate 10
the Annual Meeting of the Vermont
State Sunday School Association.
which convenes at Burlington Octo-
Der 1920
The football team will practice TO
night. All those wishing to try for
positions are requested TO meet at |
the corner of Union and South ST.. at
1880. There will be an important |
meeting after practice.
Ray Gibson of the University of
Vermont, who went with the foot |
ball team TO West Point, stopped on
the return trip to visit his mother.
Mrs. Il. G. Haynes. Mr.. Gibson is
assistant manager OF the team.
Mrs. Addle B. Knapp of Bradford |
Place would like to inform her many |
inquiring friends that 1t was not she |
who went TO California, but It was
Mrs. Addie c. Knapp of Woodford in
stead. Just slight error In initials. |
On Wednesday evening, October |
IL, the ladies OF the Methodist
church will serve supper In the SOC
ial rooms of the church. Special eff
fort is being made to have this the
best supper OF the season. Every
body cordially invited to be there.
Tickets 30 cents 95t2
The funeral Of Dustin +. Lyons.
the young son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
L. Lyons was held from the house on
the Harwood hill at o'clock Sun
day afternoon. Rev. w. f. Meyer OF
the First Baptist church officiated.
The burial was In the Hinsdillville
cemetery
The Valentine street sale will oon-
tinue today and Tuesday on account
OF many new articles received this
morning lot of ladies' clothing,
mems and boys underwear. overcoats
and suits. an iron bed with mattress
and springs, morris chair,
chiffonier. q dining table with chairs.
pillows, dishes, etc.
The State Library Board OF Com,
mission OF Montpelier has lent TO
the library set OF books suitable
for schools The collection is made
| UP OF books helpful to both teacher
| ana pupils. Inc set Will De on ex'
hibit in the library for one week
and will then go to a district school
Any teacher making application az
the library may have the use OF this
model library" for three months In
her school-room
Next Sunday Will be observed as
Rally Day at the Guideboard Sun.
day school. This early announce
ment is made In order that all per
SONS interested may make plans tC
attend. A special program Is being
arranged. consisting OF mulsc, reel
, tations, ETC.. and II would be particu
4 larry gratifying to the program com
mittee II a large number OF boil
past and present scholars and teach