The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-06-21
BENNlSGT0a BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

field TO visit relatives.
Earl Galllpo of Cohoes, N. Y, is the
guest of his uncle James Wood.
James Lavalle of Manchester, who
formerly resided here is spending the
day in town.
Mrs Tidmarsh and Mrs. Anna Cow
beck of Glens Falls are guests of Mrs. |
Ella Wells of Main street.
Clarence Rowe, who is timekeeper
on the Masonic job has returned from
a visit at his home in Torrington,
Conn.
Mrs. ]. S. Mccall who was taken to
the Troy hospital few days ago for
treatment is doing as well as could
be expected.
Card party and dance in N. e. o. p.
hall tonight. Music furnished by
Fraziers orchestra. All cordially in
vited Admission rs cents.
Matthew Maher and Christopher
Nash, students at ST. Michaels college
Winooskl, have returned to spend
their summer vacation at their homes
here.
Master J. Howard of Beloit, Kans.,
\ is visiting his grandfather, Jared
Howard. The little fellow who is but
8 years old made the trip from Buff
falo alone.
Mr. and Mrs. +. n Hull of Morris,
H., are visiting a relative of Mrs.
Hull, Mrs. Mary Haynes. Mr.. Hull
was formerly publisher of The Daily
and Weekly Post of Morris.
Mrs F.. A. Wahlquist, Mrs Carl
Person and daughter Eliza, Mrs. John
Paulson and son Edward and Miss
Grata Molinder went to Pownal this
morning where they will be guests at
the home of James Johnson.
Several of Mrs. Marion Winslow's
friends gave her a very pleasant sur
prise party at the hospitable home Of
Mrs. Fred Bugbee Saturday afternoon
and evening, the occasion being
Mrs. Winslow's birthday. A bounti-
full supper was enjoyed.
Richard Hurley and Miss Helen
Hurley are attending the graduating
exercises of one of the Cohoes pub
lie schools this afternoon. This eve
ming Miss Hurley will play at a con-
cert to be given in Troy by her piano
Instructor, Prof Cheyalele Serenlos.
Mrs. Charles Green enjoyably enter
tanned the Harmony club at her home
on School street Tuesday evening at
widow. The first prize was won by
= Mrs. Fred Harmon, the second by
/ Miss Lillian Harbour and the third
was awarded to Mrs. L. E. Royce
! Several of the boys of the Y NJ. c
A. have signified their intention OF
spending a portion of the summer va
cation at the state camp, which is
= known as Camp Abnak If enough Of
the boys desire to take this trip, they
will be accompanied by one of the
= local officials of the Y NJ. c. A.
Mrs. II. c. Payson, who has beer
! the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
! l.. S. Norton for a week returned L
, her home in Portland, Me, this morn
ing. She was accompanied by Mr.
I Payson, who has been attending tn,
: commencement festivities at William
/ college, and by Miss Isabel Morton
who will spend several weeks as thu
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Payson.
Among other valuable books recent
ly added, the library desires to cal
O Especial attention to the photo
graphic history of the civil war" cor
tanning the famous Brady photo
u graphs which have been hidden ava.
for nearly half a century. Thousand
= of dollars have been spent to publis
y this valuable work. Soldiers in tn
Home especially will find this histor
. of interest and entertainment.
Y George o. Totten, Jr., of WASHING
ton, ID. c., the architect for tn
Everett summer residence now bein
erected on the Everett estate, is i
town today. Mr. Totten, who is az
companied by a representative c
the Farrell company of New Yor
city, the contractors for the work,
here to decide upon the kind of ston
to be used for the exterior of tn
building. He will return to Washing
- ton this evening.
J The Whitney today, Imp" Da.
Back to the Soil drama by the I'm
| Co. A young man from the countr
who thinks he has talent for pain
ing, goes to the city and is failur
His sweetheart, unbeknown to hin
buys his worthless painting, furnis
ing him money to return to the farn
his parents and his sweetheart. Il
resumes work at the pillow and is co
tented; "A Sage Brush Phrenologis
Western comedy; Thou Shalt Pay
drama by the Yankee Co.; THE Flo
ments on Double l.. Ranch, Westel
comedy by the American Co.
Taft commandery No. 8 Knlgh
Templar of Bennington has been III
ted by st. Paul commandery No.
of North Adams to attend the annu
field day of Western Massachuset
, Communicates at Orange, Mass, Ju
"a. The following Communicates W
participate: Worcester, Springfie
Northampton, Pittsfeld, North Adar
Greenfield, Orange, Athol and Gai
- ner 1t is expected that there will
- between 1900 and 1900 uniform
X. Knights in line. There will be spec
vaudeville attractions. All s
Knights are requested to make
special effort to attend the field da
A special train will leave shortly
ter 8 o'clock Saturday morning,
turn Saturday evening. All Knigh
intending to attend should notify Y
, H. Nichols before Saturday.
Under the head of "Sauntering
the New York Town Topics in it's
sue of June Is published the folio
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