The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-29
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in New York.
Henry Madison has returned from
a visit in Berlin.
Hiss Flora Moran is visiting in
Troy and Cohoes.
Miss Eva Bovia is visiting at her
home in East Dorset.
Casey Williams returned last eve
ming from Adams, Mass.
Charles Sillers spent Thursday in
Hoosick Falls on business.
Walter H. Berry went Thursday to !
Troy to spend several days.
Miss Johanna Jensen is spending
few days in Hoosick Falls.
Miss Daisy Rudd has returned
from few days stay in New York.
Schuyler Dean, Sr., left this morn
ing for New Haven. Conn, on bust
ness
Mrs. Guy w. Sturgls of Science
tady is a guest of Mrs Anna Wood of
Main street.
Mrs. Fred Silver has returned
from a several weeks visi in Tor
rington, Conn
Dance in N. f. O. P. hall Monday
evening, January /. Music by Fraz-
iers orchestra. 62t2
4 Mrs. William Myers has returned
i from visit at her former home in
i Springfield, Mass.
Zebra Quackenbush of Hoosick is
l spending the day with his daughter
\ Mrs. G. M. Graves.
4 DR.. d. A. Illingworth went today
4 to Pownal to kill several horses fol-
\ the Humane society.
l Leap year dance, Foresters' hall
I Monday, New Years night, Gold
1 smiths full orchestra.
4 Robert c. Morse has returned t.
I Providence, R. L., after having beer
4 the guest of friends in town,
4 Mems $1.5O arctics at 99c; ladies
\ s1.00 arctics at soc at the 1c to 80,
\ surprise store, Library building.
4 Mrs. p. C. Cornell and Mrs. Wal
4 lace Burritt went Wednesday I,
4 spend several days in New Yorl
/ city.
4 Joseph Coyne, Sr, and Waite
4 Rudd have returned to New Havel
j after spending the Christmas hol
days in town.
y William Costello of North Adams
who has been the guest of his cousi
- John Costello, went today to VIII
ooski, on business.
There will be a regular meeting c
the Knights of Columbus this ever
ing at their rooms in the Academ
building at s o'clock.
The post Office bowlers will con
pete with the Pirates on the Y. NJ {
~ A. alleys tonight. Visitors will b
welcome at the game.
ke The ID. A. r. reception on Me-
On Years Day has been given up, a
by there was no one in the society {
entertain on that day.
Ia a Richard Settlement returned THU
the day from Hartford, Conn, where b
The spent Christmas as the guest of h
Of brother, Otto Schiemenz.
9 rIn Miss Carrie White, who has bee
nal spending the Christmas holidays Z
the guest OF her mother Mrs. f
it'll White, returned today TO Boston
or on Miss Nellie lockwood. who hi
IT, been off duty at Rosters store Il
n past few days because of illness, hs
@ recovered and resumed her duties.
LA Frank II. Hewitt is rapidly reco
ering from painful injuries sustainC
so by running a nail through his har
several weeks ago while at work
Pittsfeld.
II. Mr.and Mrs. L. H. Everett and ty
~" daughters OF Washington came I'll
morning for a short visit in tow
They are spending the day inspeC
ing the new Everett estate.
Frank LaCross, who has be
working during the fall on the 81
. sic lumber job in Woodford, came
Bennington yesterday to spend Ne
Years at his home here.
Invitations have been receiv
here from Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Shiel
the OF Troy to reception to be held
ton their home on First street early
at the new year~in honor OF III,
age daughter, Miss Jullette Shields.
OF
Iont The Bennington Vocal and Ora
at attic club organized Wednesday, ID
, of ember q at the Golden Cross roor
IS: Business OF Importance at the n,
meeting, January 4, 1912. All me
bers are requested to be present.
The annual meeting of the Bri
ford Hooks will be held at IN
rooms on Stafford street next w
lend nesday evening at o'clock. @
OF GERS will be elected at the meet
and the presence of every member
)usl. requested.
a.. Nathaniel Smith. a former r,
u"' dent who has been employed dur
the past few years in the factory
7 the Shaw Furniture company
Cambridge, Mass, is visiting
rk. brother Frank W. Smith at his no
on the South Stream road
N The prize black minorca cock,
= ". which Howard Shields OF Old L
nington purchased In Philadelp
and which became lost among
holiday shipments has at last arri
lam much to the relief Of the birds I
owner Except that one tail feat
is missing the fowl is In good shs