The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-19
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Fred \. Warner of Pittsfeld was in
town Monday
Miss Tula Bronson and Miss Niles
of Shaftsbury spent Monday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Lane of North
SALISBURY visited friends here Mon
day
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Alfred Weeks of
Troy have been spending few days
here.
Misses Catherine and Nellie Rog-
ers are spending few days in North
Adams.
The Boy Scouts hiked this morning
to Castle Rock in Woodford to spend
the day.
Miss Mary Casey of Bennington
Falls has recovered from an illness
of the grip.
Mrs. f. N. Wood of North Adams,
who has been visiting here, has re-
turned home.
The Pirates and Athletics will bowl
their match game on the Y NJ. c. A.
alleys tonight.
Harry Goldburg of Hartford, Conn
has returned home after visit to
Nathan Satter.
Fred Houghton will go to Piqua,
Ohio today to visit his daughter
Mrs. Roy Barney.
Miss Isabel Norton is spending the
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Pay
son of Portland, Me.
Miss Nellie Griffin has been spend
ing few days with Miss Mary Casey
of Bennington Falls.
Miss Hildred Hart, who is teaching
school in Florence, Mass, is home for
the Christmas vacation.
Extensive repairs and improve
ments are being made in the interior
of the Yale lunch room
Mr. and Mrs. D. p. Barber visited
Mrs. Barber's sister Mrs d. A. Dear
Monday at the North Adams hospital
Miss Florence Ward, a teacher il
the high school has gone to her home
III AlDduy W pass tHS hOiiuoJ '"N''
ton.
At the Yule Log exercises this eve
ming at Hoosac school in Hoosick, the
orchestra will consist of eight pieces
four of which will be from Benning
ton.
While DR.. Wright, specialist Of
North Adams is in New York attend
ing special clinics, December 1928
his office will be open daily for re
pairing glasses. Att
New creamery, corner OF North anC
Gage streets, is open. Fresh higl
grade milk, cream, butter and othel
dairy products constantly on hand
Frank Moylan, Mgr.
Miss Sara Elwell entertained the /
& II sewing circle last evening a
her home on East Main street. Sup
per was served and an enjoyabl,
time was had by ALL
George M. Hawks returned Sunda.
from New York where he went wit
his wife and two children who hav'
gone to Mrs Hawks former home il
Louisiana to spend the winter
Miss Frances II. Shields has closes
her summer residence at Furnac
Grove and opened her home on Firs
street in Troy. Miss Harriet II
Shields will return to Troy this weel
The annual Forefathers turkey SUI
puer given by the Ladies Aid societ
of the Second Congregational churc
will be served on Wednesday evenin
Dec. 90, in the Chapel at $50. Ticl
cts so cents.
e. H. Sargent of Boston, who ha
charge of the steam fitting work b.
ing done on the structure being cree
ed on the Everett estate, went TIL
morning to Canaan, Conn. to spen
several days.
The Christmas festival will be o
served at st. Peters church as fc
lows: The church will be decorate
for the Children's Christmas eve Sc
vice Sunday at p. n At this Sc
vice the children will present the
gifts for St Mary's Childrens Ho
pital. The first service of Christina
Day monday celebration of e
charist. The choir will be presel
and familiar Christmas carols will
sung. AT 1890 a. m. The speci
Christmas Eucharist will be sun
Harrison Potter organist. You a
cordially invited to these services.