The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-11-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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GrY G,ny Readers

Ralph Haynes visited in North
Bennington Tuesday.
Social dance in N. e. o. p. hall
Saturday night. Fraziers orchestra
State Highway Commissioner Chas.
W. Gates of Franklin is in town to-
day.
Mrs. 0. r. Chase of Greenfield,
Mass, is a guest of DR.. and Mrs. S. B.
Pike.
Mrs. l.. E LaParle of Pleasant St,
has returned from brief visit in
Troy
Miss Margaret Wardell has accept
ed a position at the residence of Mrs.
]. S. Holden
Harry Levin, who has been passing
several weeks at Old Bennington, has
returned to New York.
At the New York stores cut-price
sale; ladies' soc corsets 39c; mems
soc fleeced lined underwear 39c. adv
Frank Milton, the black face CO.
median is in town. He can be seen
at the Library theatre today and to-
morrow.
Rev. H. J. Mailett of Woodstock,
who has been the guest of Rev G. K.
Provost for few days, returned
home today.
Miss Margaret Kirkwood and Chas.
Taylor of New York have been called
here because of the death of Mrs
William Kirkwood.
The famous reeled production
"The Coming Of Columbus" will be
shown at the Library theatre tomor-
row afternoon and evening.
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been with his mother, Mrs Guy B.
Johnson at Old Bennington over Sun
day has returned to Boston.
Miss Elizabeth Morrissey of the
training school for nurses at the
Troy City hospital, spent Sunday and
Monday with her mother, Mrs. f. J..
Morrissey.
Mullen and Herbert arrived this
morning from New York. They can
be seen in their comedy singing
talking, dancing acrobatic act at the
Library theatre for today and to-
morrow.
Michael Maher, who for the past
several years has been employed as
care taker of the George T. Lane
property at Old Bennington, is now
being employed by George Worthing-
ton of this village.
Election returns indicate that
many men will need more Life In
surance, ask to see our contracts.
The Columbian National Life Insur-
ance Co., Boston Mass. c. w. Phil
lips, NJ. D., special agent, l0S Grand
view street. ADV.
Members of the Fortnightly are re
minded that the tickets for the ami
versary celebration are on sale at the
Library this afternoon and evening
Tickets may be reserved to be called
for by telephoping Mrs. William
Burke or Miss Florence Walbridge,
not later than Thursday morning.
Mrs. f. A. Booth entertained a
party of friends from the Womans
Relief Corps at her home Tuesday
evening Six tables were in play at
widow, the favors being awarded to
Mrs. L. B. Parker and Mrs. Ella
Briggs. During the evening the cleo
ton returns were received. Each
guest received flag as a favor.
About 80 members OF Stark lodge,
|. o. o. F., went to Manchester Tues
day evening to attend the district
meeting of the subordinate lodges of
this district. including Bennington,
South SALISBURY and Manchester
The second degree was worked by
Stark Lodge and the Hope Lodge Re
bekahs served banquet. About 1870
were present from the district
Division c. and d of the Second
Congregational church will give a
supper consisting of hash beans. sal
ad, pickles, jelly, coffee. rolls, pie.
cheese and doughnuts in the church
parlors on Wednesday evening, Nov.
9th at $50. Admission Csc. This is
the first church supper of the season
and. a large attendance is hoped for
and a good time socially. Come and
bring a friend with you. Adv. 23t2
The children of the late Loan j. Pot
ter, who resided for a long time on
the Mount Anthony road, recently
held a reunion, at which an enjoyable
time was had. The following are the
children in the order of their ages:
John Fay Potter, aged rs years; Dan
iel c. Potter, 70; Martin T. Potter,
10; Mrs. S. l. Armstrong, 90; Mrs.
Cynthia A. Bahan, 81; Charles f. Pot
ter, GO. Their united ages are 416
years.