The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-07
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Mrs W. J. Phelan spent Sunday in
Rutland.
Flags and decorations for the page
ant at Evans.
Leonard Godfrey was home from
Pittsield over the week end
Miss Minnette Berghart of New
York is guest of Miss Florence Wal
bridge
: Frank Humphrey of SALISBURY
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bee Buss.
DIR and Mrs. Dewitt E. Lewis visit
ed Miss Elizabeth Horton in Sara
toga Sunday.
Judge o. NJ Barber of the Customs
Court at Washington has returned
from short stay in that city.
Miss Bertha Levin of North street
has accepted a position as steno-
grapher with George M. Hawks
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Healy and
son William and daughter Evelyn
spent Sunday with relatives in Pow
nal.
Charles Cutler, sustained a painful
cut on the right hand Saturday while
at work He is employed by X. H.
Merrill
Charles Daley, who has been spend
ing weeks vacation at his home
here, returned today to his duties
at Schenectady.
Miss Mary Kimbal Wood of New
York came today TO spend several
weeks with Miss Anna Park at her
cottage in Woodford
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Morse of North
Adams spent Saturday with their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Morse of
North Branch street
The local post of the G. A. h. has
accepted the invitation to attend the
dedicatory exercises of the Seth War
ner monument August l6.
Mrs f. j. Hart, son William Hart
and his daughter, Pauline, OF Kansas
City, Mo, are visiting Mrs Harris
brother j. II. Livingston.
Edward Houran, Olin G. Supple.
been, David Robinson, Clarence
Shippey, Guy Harbour and Fred
/ Perry passed Sunday at Lake Han
II cock.
II The Valentine street rummage sal,
II will continue this afternoon and Tues
U day. Black walnut dining table, sil
chairs, four rockers, besides a new
lot OF curtains, dishes, etc.
Edgar Kennon who has been at hi
farm in Wardsboro for the pas
month has returned home and is tn
+ guest OF his mother, Mrs n A. Ken
8 non Of North Branch street.
Several small cannon are wantet
for the battle scene OF the pageant
Anybody having Fourth OF July can
; non they are willing to loan vii
8 please communicate with DR.. Lane
Howard Monroe, former physica
director of the local Y NJ. c. A. ha
returned to Bennington for fey
Q weeks after years absence In Brit
+ ish Columbia, where he Is engaged Il
Y. NJ c. A. work
: Rev. William +. Atterbury Of NeN
York died Saturday at the Whit
Crow Inn, Camp Comfort. where h
p: had been staying. He was So year
% OF age. The body was taken thi
W morning to New York for burial.
K, Mr.. and Mrs Frank r. Boyd {
m m Southampton. Mass, who have bee
IN visiting at the home OF S. A. Burt. r,
" turned yesterday in their automobil
N to their home. They were accompal
led by Mrs. S. A. Burt and daughte
p Hazel
III The veterans of the post and oths
III old soldiers are requested to meet I
4 the post hall at o'clock Tuesda
Sl morning to attend the funeral
y Comrade Michael Martin, which wi
be held from st. Francis de Sal,
= church.
The r. j. Jacques q Co., artist
decorators of Troy, n. Y, have take
an office in the Bennington Count
Savings bank building and are pr
pared TO do all kinds of decorati1