The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Hews o. the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy ceaderA.

ING mere.
DIR. J. H. Cole has purchased a Hud-
son runabout
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Chase are in
Pownal today.
Mrs. George Phelps is visiting in
Cobleskill, N. Y.
Miss Ida Livingston visited in Hoo
sick Falls Friday.
John Bishop is employed at the
Putnam grist mill.
Arthur Elwell is assisting at Hour.
ans grocery store.
s. M. Bowles OF Woodford was in
the village this morning.
Miss Gertrude Jones is spending the
Iafternoon in Hoosick Falls.
Mrs. Ruth Griswold is visiting in
Boston and Cambridge, Mass.
Mrs. Jerome Stems and daughter of
Hoosick are visiting here today.
Miss Florence Quinlan has returned
from visit in Warrensburg, N. Y.
f. R. Sturtevant and H. r. Bryant
of Springfield were in town yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Clausen of Cambridge,
Mass, former resident, visited here
Friday.
Misses Edith and Hilda Folland are
spending the afternoon in Hoosick
Falls.
Miss Gertrude Bates of SALISBURY
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Flora
Bates.
Miss Bessie Moon of Rutland has
been guest of MIR. and Mrs. Richard
Boyce.
Chauncey Morgan has returned to
New York after visit TO William r.
Morgan.
Misses Ethel Davenport and Ella
Murray are spending the week end in
Hoosick Falls.
| 7. l.. Moody is In Hooslck Falls
this afternoon attending Old Home
week celebration.
Wayne Adams spent yesterday af-
ternoon in Pittsfield making the trip
in his automobile
Misses Alice Rousseau and Beatrice
lO'Brien are attending the celebration
In Hoosick Falls today.
William Andrews is assisting the
Hoosick Falls band today in the mu.
sic for the celebration
Dance in N. L. o. p. hall Saturday
night. Admission rs cents. Music
by Frazier's orchestra. 52t9
The next attraction at the opera
house will be THE Three Twins" Fri
day evening, September /.
Daniel De Fresst and Otis Vanden
burg of Troy came today TO spend
Sunday with c. A. Carpenter.
n Miss Esther Therien of Pittsfeld
who has been visiting Miss Margaret
Dagesse, returned home Friday.
:, Miss Mary Terrill of North Adams
who formerly resided here, has &C
cepted a position at the Colonial
8 DIR. f. S. Braley went this Afternoon
to spend Sunday at his home at Boil
4 toms Landing, Lake George N. Y.
u Harold Elwell OF SALISBURY WHIT
: has been visiting John Elwell of tn,
2 Burgess road returned home Thurs
!. lday.
+ Miss Elizabeth A. Dunn of Thomp
sonville, Conn, has returned to he
home after short visit with friend
here.
The Bible class OF the Y. NJ. c. A
will meet as usual at o'clock Sun
day afternoon. Ii will be led by II. J
Haskins.
Charles B. Wall who has been visit
% ing with Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Swift, r.
turned yesterday TO his home in Wiz
sted, Conn.
William Hart OF Kansas City, Mo
who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. +
Livingston, spent Friday afternoon 4
Hoosick Falls.
Oscar Elwell went to Rutland t
day to spend two weeks with hi
aunt, Mrs. Hugh Chase, a former rel
ident of Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. La Point lei
this morning for Leominster. Mass
where they will be the guests durin
the next month OF relatives.
+. ]. Coons OF the Hudson Rive
Forestry company who has been sto
ping for some time here, left this a
:, ternoon for Hoosick Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Clark, Hay,
Bigelow, Mrs. Bigelow and Miss Big
low OF Brattleboro were guests
town during Pageant week.
Mrs. Frank Dennis and nephe'
Charles McMaster OF Rutland wi
have been visiting Miss Eva Roc
wood of Jefferson avenue have retur
ed home.
Mrs. Henry G. Babcock and daug
ter Miss Hazel Babcock who is a 81
dent at Syracuse university. wei
guests during Pageant week OF Mr.
Henrietta b. Adams.
Miss Marion Cocklin and Mi
Mary Cannon Of Rutland and Miss A
ma Cassidy of Stephentown who ha'
been visiting Miss Ella Murray, ha'
returned to their homes.
An automobile party from Waite
bury. Ct. consisting Of +. T. Callaha
]. ID. Freenery. j. A. Broderick al
John Raffath, was registered at q
Putnam House yesterday.
NJ ]. Belden who has been passli
vacation at his home here has l
turned to Costa Rica. Central Anne
- ca, to resume his duties as condu
= tor on a railroad there.