The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-03-25
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Michael Mulligan of Lincoln street
is i'll OF pneumonia.
Joseph Cronin of Hoosick Falls
visited here Sunday.
A. B. Gardner of Pownal spent
part of the day in the village.
Miss Carrie sigworth went Satur-
day to her home in Schaghtcoke.
Miss Mary Hathaway Of Gage street
is confined to the house by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l.. Roche of
Cohoes passed Sunday in the village.
Miss Maude Barney of North Ad-
ans was a guest of friends here Sun
day.
Leon Bailey of Millers Falls, Mass
was guest over Sunday Of Charles
! Bent.
Miss Ella Kinney of the western
, part of the town is visiting her sister
Mrs. h. J. Cummings today
Miss Florence Potter. who teaches
school in Northboro. Mass, Is home
for a two weeks vacation.
New goods are arriving daily in
| large quantities at Joe Levin's store,
{ corner of North and River streets.
Owing to Mr. Schuyler's illness,
3 there will be no children's service in
\ st. Peters church Tuesday afternoon
at AIS.
The Elks' bowling team will match
3 against the Athletics tonight on the
Y. NJ. c.. A. alleys. A fast match is
expected.
Guy Olsaver of Waterbury and
3 George Olsaver of Burlington, former
1 residents, are visiting their sister
Mrs Clinton White.
Mardi Ramont is in town. She can
be seen in her clever comedienne act
s at the Library theatre during the first
I three days this week.
! There will be a regular meeting OF
7 Bennington lodge OF Elks Tuesday
& evening at o'clock All members
p are requested to be present
D Word received last week from Mrs
y Il. w. Bradford who is spending the
: winter in the south, stated that she
4 was at Miami, Florida, enroute to Gu
: ba.
- A. Sidney Edison gave an interest
!. ing talk before the First Baptis
Y church Y. p. S. c. Il. society Sunda!
evening on The Saloon and Its Al
lies"
The funeral of Francis, the 81:
months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Pau
m Carey, who died Sunday afternoon
will be held Tuesday morning at 1
o'clock.
II A meeting Of the home department
m of the First Baptist church will b
~ held at 1880 o'clock this evening q
the home of Miss Harriet Evans {
Union street.
The Junior Christian Endeavor 81
ciety of the Second Congregations
church will meet at Ais o'clock thi
= afternoon when classes in arts an
- crafts will be held.
T. A. Carpenter, who has been i
Florida since the middle Of Januar
has been spending the past week /
st. Augustine. He expects to Toac
home by April first.
Devary and Farleer arrived thi
morning from New York and the
can be seen in farce comedy sketc
Like Other Women" OF Llbral
theatre the first three days this wee
The Boy Scouts of the Y. NJ. G. :
in charge of Scout Master c. T. Ar
old, went to Woodrord this mornin
where they will remain until Tuesdi
afternoon at Miss Anna Parks C
tage
Capt. Ransom o. Gore quietly o
served the 18th anniversary of h
birth Sunday. Capt Gore who vi
born in Guilford. was captain of c
a, 14th Vermont regiment, during Il
Civil war
c. NJ. Graves and Frank +. HOY
went to Burlington this morning
attend the public funeral of Co
gresham ID. j. Foster which was he
from ST. PauPs church at . o'clo
this afternoon.
Manager Wood of the opera hou
has a novel sign In his front windC
which reads as follows: 90? VIII
Next" We imagine II is somethi
connected with the opera houi
Watch and see.
Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Blanchard ent
tanned about twenty-five of tn
friends at a buffet lunch Saturd
evening at their home on Main sire
A very pleasant evening was pass
with vocal and instrumental music
IL The series of games between Pei
w and II. White to decide the awardi
- of the ball resulted as follows: Pc
1SS-20i.174; White, l90145-167
the total pins, Perry won by 17S pi
but barely won the seventh game
. Z pins.
- Miss Jennie Valentine and NJ
VI jeanette Perkins will leave tomorr
Il to spend the month OF April at
Hotel Hamilton. Washington, VIII
- they will be joined later by Mrs.
- II. Peck of Marshheld. Ore who Y
Nj return to Bennington with them 70
VI visit.
g. Elmer Lever and Miss Lot
Hoyt were married at the home OF
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
f. Hoyt, on Stafford street Stature
evening by Justice OF the Pei
n Orrln w. Davis The witnesses W
4 Mrs. Mary J. Galipo and Alfred Ma
- ers. Mr. and Mrs. Lever will res
In Bennington.