The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-06-15
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Dancing at N. 10. o. p hall Satur-
day evening. 99t3
Hon .. H. pd'tarron Of Old Ben
nington is in Troy T. day.
DR.. Alice Murphy of Hooslck Falls
is guest of Mrs, +. S. Rice
Ned Bridge, who has finished work
in Albany is at his home here
Fran Scott who has been home
from Troy few days returned to.
day.
Miss Anna Somers has taken po-
ston In Willoughby's and 10 cen;
store.
Harry Bridge has resigned his posi-
ton in Plttsfeld and has returned
home.
Marden Nichols is visiting his moth
er at the Troy City hospital this at
ternoop.
BE sure and get a piece of the New
Cream Cheese at the Public Cash
Market, 15c per Id.
Henry Rice has moved from Brad
ford street to one of the Godfrey tene
ments on Beech street.
The fixtures for the new store Of
Mulligan & Roche have arrived and
are being placed in position.
Mr. aud Mrs. G. II. Moore Jr.. have
moved from %eeks street 10 the
Hawks house on Silver street
Mrs ]. A. Jubb has moved her
household effects to Ludlow where
she is join Mr.. Jubb and reside in
the future.
All smoked meats have greatly adj
vanced, but the Public Cash Market
has one more barrel of California
Hams to sell Saturday at lie.
Among those who attended the vii
liams-Bennington game at Williams
town Wednesday afternoon were Har
ry Taylor d. f. Cronin, and W. II.
Townsend
Miss Katherine Healey and Miss
Mary Powers of North Adams and
Michael Rooney and Bert Rooney of
Sand Springs were guests at the
home OF T. f. Slattery over last
night.
Mr. and Mrs. William st. Son and
Harry Engle, chauffeur, OF Wilkes
Barre, Pa. and Mr. and Mrs G.. c.
Baron of Hamburg, Pa, two automo-
bile parties, were registered at the
Putnam house today
The marriage of Miss Hope Graves
and Harold ID. HaZeltine is to take
place this evening at $50 at St Pc
ter's church and will be followed by
a reception at the home of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George f.
Graves
The Valentine street sale will be-
gin Friday afternoon and continue
through Saturday Mems suits and
shoes, pillows and quilts besides fur
niture, dishes and a fine assortment
Of ladies clothing and hats. Opp.
Galusha's livery.
The entertainment committee of
Walloomsac lodge will hold a card
party and dance tonight in ~ E. O.
p. hall. Cards from to 10. Dane
ing from 8 to r. Refreshments ser
we'd and prizes awarded All cordi-
ally invited. Admission IS cents.
The annual school meeting of the
voters of the graded school district
will be held In the graded school
building Friday, June 80 Heretofore
the meeting has been held in March
but owing to a change in the law the
meetings hereafter will be held the
last week in June
A change has been made in some
of the materials to be used in the
construction of the new Masonic
Temple on Main street II has now
been decided TO use New Hampshire
waterstruck brick in place Of the ordi
nary brick, as was at first planned.
This will add considerably to the
beauty of the building.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah A. Har-
rington was held Wednesday morn
ing at 1890 o'clock from the home Of
her sister. Mrs Samuel l.. Robinson
at Old Bennington. Rev. Isaac Jen-
nings of the Old First church oiicia-
ting. Those who acted as bearers
were Samuel l.. Robinson, George
Robinson, Heman Robinson and X.
NJ Paddock The interment was at
the Old Bennington cemetery.
W. G Crowther of Boston, Grand
Keeper of Records of the Order of
the Golden Cross and Mrs. CrOwther
were guests Tuesday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred T. Hopkinson Word re-
eeived from Deputy and Mrs. c. II.
Miller, who instituted the comman-