The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-03-26
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Louzon have (
begun housekeeping at 1928 Mill st.
Mrs. Frank Berard and daughters
of Division street are in Troy for the
day.
Rev. C. S. Mills will lead the
Guideboard meeting this evening
Hour o'clock
Miss Julia NORMANDY Is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs James
Lutes in Pittsfeld.
Miss Roby Cox OF Amsterdam who
has been guest of Miss Mary Scott
has returned home.
Clarence Brown, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Edmund Brown. is recovering
from an attack of illness.
Mrs. Eugene La Fortune of Ches-
hire, Mass, who has been visiting
her husband. has returned home.
DIR. l.. d. Richie who has been a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. p. 7. Lee has
returned to his home in Poughkeep-
sic.
Mrs. ]. Haupt has gone to Wilkes
barre, Pa, where she will be the
guest of her brother, Edward Bar
rett, for few weeks before going to
New York city to reside.
Guy B. Johnson of New York Is
planning to open his summer home
at Old Bennington before Easter. 1t
is expected that the family will be
! here the first week in April.
} Charles II. Bennett of the faculty
of the Boston conservatory Of music,
arrived here this morning for days
visit with his father, Il. d. Bennett
, He will return to Boston tonight.
e. II. Everett and family who were
Z in Bennington some weeks ago look
ing over the new summer home in
process of construction at Old Ben
nington. have sailed for Europe from
} New York.
Mrs. Rose B. Robinson, widow Of
z the late Melvin II. Robinson, anC
now residing at South Hadley, Mass.
s has sold to Mrs. Mary Nash the ire
; gular lot at the corner of Hunt and
Depot streets.
There will be Pomona Grang,
! meeting at Pownal Center tomorrow
? There will be degree work in tn,
! morning and program in the after
noon. The principal speaker will b,
Hon. Allen NJ. Fletcher of Cavendish
The funeral Of Francis, the
months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Pau
Carry was held at ten o'colck thi
e morning from the church OF the Sac
red Heart, Rev. G. e. Provost official
II ing. The body was placed in tn
vault
al Conrad Schwartz. who has bee
1t confined to the house by illness TO
n some time is reported today to b
ID somewhat more comfortable He 1
Is suffering from the effects of straine
IS heart muscles and it will be som
h time before he will be able to atten
sr to business.
A special meeting of Stark Lodg,
= l. o. o. f. will be held Wednesda
evening. The degree team of Hop
lodge of Manchester will be preser
| and work the first degree It is Q,
L pected that 35 members OF the Maj
chester lodge will be present. A
| members are urged to be present.
i Word received Monday by friend
| Of Mrs. Mary J. Varney, who is Sc
| iously III at a hospital In Sherbrool
| p. O.. stated that her condition d.
| not show any marked improvement
| Mrs. Varney for some time before G
| ing to Sherbrooke where she WI
taken Ill., lived at the home of NJ
| and Mrs. William s TUNER of A
| ans street
| The degree team of Hoosick V,
| ley camp. Modern Woodmen, h
| been reqpested to give an exhibit,
| drill at Foresters' hall here for q
| local order of Modern Woodmen
| Friday. April 10, and will accept d
| invitation at Thursdays meeting.
committee from the local order v
tied the Hoosick Falls lodge Sund
/ at which time the invitation was
tended.