The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-11-21
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Mrs, W. T. Barrett is in Troy and
Albany today
Joseph A. Evans is in Troy today
on business
Miss Luella Goldsmith is passing
the afternoon in Troy
w. H. Lighthall has returned from
visit in Gems Falls.
Louis J. Eddington is IN Albany this
afternoon on buainess.
Miss A. Nolan was in Albany
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. e. A. Swan has returned from
a visit in Springfield, Mass.
Hiram H. Allen of Vest Main ST..
who has been i'll, is recovering.
Leon E. Story of North Adams, a
former resident is in town today
Village President ID. A. Ward is in
Albany and Troy today on business.
The religious work committee of
the Y. NJ. c. A. meets tonight at S.45.
Joseph Costello has employment
with the Bennington Gas Light com
pany.
Samuel B. Hawks of Chicopee Fats
| is visiting here and hunting deer in
the vicinity.
Herbert Weeks and son, Percy, are
here to attend the funeral of Mrs,
! George j. Weeks.
Miss Helen Olcott of Old Benning-
! ton has been called to New York by
/ the death CT her brother.
Harry Hopkinson and Robert Oaks
have returned from hunting trip in
the vicinity of Lake Hancock.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Hoppinson
are today quietly observing the 23rd
anniversary Of their marriage.
Howard II. Shields of Old Benning
ton has returned from New York
where he has been on business.
Samuel McGraw, VITO uls been EN-
ployed in the Holden, Leonard factory
has gone to North Adams to work.
Work is rapidly progressing on the
garage which is being erected at Old
bennington by Henry f. Boardman
OF Troy.
j. NJ Ayres has gone to Troy to
manage the Drake drug store for
lew weeks during the absence OF the
proprietor.
Young Mems Christian association
has presented the library thayears
subscription to their periodical AS
ISOLATION Men,"
The Aborn English Grand Opera Co.
which was the attraction at the opera
house last evening, went this morn
ing TO schenectady
Mrs. Edward J. Cummings and
Miss Ella CGmminss are nassng the
day with Mrs. Cummings father IN
the western part OF the town.
The show window OF the milinary
parlor OF Miss a. Nolan is handsome
~ trimmed with the New York horse
show coors yellow and white.
Employees Of the local telephone
exchange today installed an insuu-
ment in the ticket Office Of the kut-
land railroad station, the number is
375.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tiffany OF
Boston, who have been camping IN
Woodiord. have returned TO the vii
lage to pass a few days before re-
turning home.
Harry Lane is substituting for L.
b. Parker as express messenger On
the local train mornings between
here and North Bennington. Mir.
Parker IS deer hunting.
The ladies of the Woman's Relief
corps will give a card social in their
rooms Friday afternoon, to which the
public is cordially invited. There will
DO a charge OF l5c. adv.
The regular meeting of the w. r. c.
on Friday evening at O'Clock, IN
stead of 1880. Following this meeting
there will be a card social for the
members and invited guests.
Miss Phyllis Schuyler went to New
York this morning where she is to
beg n rehearsals for the play, "A
Mans Way" in which she has
part. This is the companion play 10
"A Woman's Way"
There we're nearly 200 present at
the meeting held Tuesday evening by
BENNINGTON Court OF Foresters to
observe their 1ith anniversary.
Dancing and cards were enjoyed and
refreshments were in order. Music
I by Goldsmith's orchestra.
"Consummation Night will be OBJ
/ served at the First Baptist church
/ this evening. There will be a resume
Of the questions and forces now fac
I ing the people of our country. A mum
/ Der Of speakers will participate, and
the meeting will be in charge of the
pastor. The hour is 7.SO sharp.
A large number of members from
Catamount Commandery, u. .. G. c.
attended the reception given by the
/ commandery to MIR. and Miro. c. II.
Meyers of pownal Wednesday. There
were also a number OF friends of the
I Commandery members present Dur
Ing the evening dancing was enjoyed
4 and refreshments served. All report
ed having passed a pleasant evening.