The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-09-21
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Guy Hale of Hoosick Falls visited
here Tuesday.
David s. Gardner Of Pownal was In
town this morning.
Village Attorney Barber is spending |
few days in Woodford.
Miss Zenobia Royce has returned
from visit in Ware, Mass.
Miss A. Nolan has returned from a
business trip to New York.
Charles Firth will leave tomorrow
for short stay In Woodford
Mrs. Ralph Remington is visiting at
| her former home in Manchester.
Miss Rose Belisle went to Manches-
ter Wednesday for few days visit
Albert Remillord of Arlington was
in the village yesterday afternoon.
Miss Gertrude Jones returned today
from two weeks stay in Woodford.
Misses Agnes and Elizabeth Nor
rlssey are spending the day In Albany.
Mrs D. B. Mead of Plttsfleld is the
guest of friends in town for few
days
Auction at DR.. c. w. Phillips, 11S
Union street Saturday, Sept 20, at 10
q. m. S0t2
Deputy Sheriff Wilson of Pownal
was in the village this morning on
business.
Mrs. Z. ]. Lashway OF River street
has returned from a few days stay in
New York.
Mrs. George S. Mills returned yes
terday from an extended visit in
Calais, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Burnham return
ed Wednesday from a weeks stay In
Syracuse.
The Coronation pictures will be
shown at the Library theatre today at
each show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Chandler of
Wilmington were visiting in town
Wednesday.
Try our guaranteed Wunder Hose,
pair at $1.00, guaranteed to wear
four months, at the new Noveck store.
Luther r. Graves. has returned to
the Tome School for Boys, Port De-
post, from his summer vacation.
Miss Ella Kenney of the west part
OF the town spent part of the day
with her sister, Mrs. q. j. Cummings.
]. B.. p. O'Donnell OF the postoffice
force is spending a few days In Co
hoes. where he is the guest Of Dr.
. Scott.
Among those who are attending the
fair at Manchester today are VII.
liam Watson. James McGurk and Rol'
4 lin Taylor
The management OF Library theatre
has secured the Coronation pictures
J They can be seen today only at each
performance.
The work OF repaying West Main
I street was resumed yesterday after q
4 number OF interruptions. caused chief
ly by unfavorable weather.
New ladies' suits and coats, new
mems clothing are coming In large
quantities daily at ]. Levin's store
corner OF North and River streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Graves and
family returned this afternoon from
Woodford where they have beer
spending two weeks at the Dewey
cottage.
H. D. Hazeltine OF Cambridge. Eng
land, is visiting at the home OF Mr.
4 and Mrs. George F. Graves, who have
been entertaining their daughter, Mrs
Hazeltine, for the past few weeks.
Reuben Becker has finished worl
in the Job printing Office Of Perry
Keeseman, where he has been EN-
4 ployed during the summer and ha
returned to his home In New York.
The large elm tree at the corne
! OF West Main and South streets 4
4 being removed in preparation for tn
Y new sidewalk which will be laid alonl
4 this section OF the street In the nea
n future.
A DR.. II. A. Gibbs will answer the OF
Y ponents OF Socialism at an out doc
A meeting on postofiice corner Saturda
Y evening. Sept. 20 at s o'clock. ID
A Gibbs is appearing here under th
\ auspIcies OF the local socialists.
A "Congregatlonallsm Today-Its Tel
denotes. Task and Spirit" the subje'
A OF a recent address or letter to n
y Congregational churches, from d
1 Nehemiah Boynton, Moderator OF n
i National Council. will be considers
! at the midweek meeting tonight
A the Second Congregational church.