The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-02-01
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'or Busy Rca1ers-
Calvin Moore, who has been i'll, is
recovering.
Johnathon Morse of North street
is ill of the grip.
Don't fail to see the three reel
special release Of colleen Baum" at
the Library theatre today only.
Henry George Of Hemlock Brook,
near North Adams, has been visiting
his sister. Mrs. Gertrude Oonnors.
Richards Kellogg Of Troy has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Justin Kellogg at Bennington Center.
Mrs. George Edison Of Washington
street who has been severely i'll Is
making good progress toward recov-
cry.
The members of the Bennington
Falls school were given a sleigh ride
this afternoon by their teacher, Miss
Gordon.
There will be just one performance
at the Library theatre this evening.
It will begin at o'clock and run un-
Ill 1915.
The sale Of reserved seat tickets
for THE Old Homestead" will open
at the box office at o'clock Friday
evening.
A requiem mass was conducted at
The convent chapel this morning for
The repose of the soul of Miss Eliza
beth Fleming
Mrs. John II. Toomey of Gage
street is still confined to the house
with a severely strained ankle, the
result of a fall.
There will be three extra special
reels of Colleen Baum" shown at the
Library theatre today. Show runs
from to 1915.
Dennis Elwell of the Burgess road
who underwent an operation at his
home Sunday is doing as well as
| could be expected.
Miss Irene Graves entertained the
First Baptist church home depart
ment visitors at her home on Elm
street Wednesday afternoon
NJ T. Hamlen, the iceman, stated
his morning that he expected to
have his entire crop harvested be-
lore night and all OF his houses fill
ed.
The Ladies Sodality of st Francis
church will give a social and enter
tainment. assisted by Goldsmith's or
chestra, at Academy hall Tuesday
evening. Feb. 8.
By special request. George Elliott
will sing where the River Shannon
Flows" at the Library theatre today.
Loudia Fraden will sing Down by
the Old Mill Stream"
The executive committee of the Y.
IP. S. c. f. of the First Baptist
church will hold an important bust
ness meeting in the chapel immedi-
ately after prayer meeting tonight
February End in the church year
is the Publication OF the Blessed Vir-
| iii MARY VI AauulAAHAoo lay A'AN
will be two celebrations Of the Eu-
charist in st. Peters church 1880 and
8 a. m.
Mrs. John Purcell will be unable
to return home until the first OF the
week from Watervliet where she was
called by the severe burning of her
sisters child. The little boy fell in.
to a pan of boiling water and for sew
eral days after the accident the at
tending physician did not believe
that the child could possibly recov-
err. During the last few days con-
ditions have looked more favorable.
There was such a small attendance
at the called meeting of the members
OF the Bennington Baseball associa-
ton Wednesday evening that 1t was
impossible to transact any business.
Several of the directors were present
and arranged to hold a meeting In
the near future to straighten out
matters in their charge in readiness
for a report when a sufficient mum.
Der OF interested persons can be
brought together
There was a hearing Wednesday
before the referee in bankruptcy
Daniel A. Guiltinan, in the case OF
the Cole Mortland company, contrac
tors and builders. w. b. Sheldon ap
peared for some OF the creditors and
the referee was represented by Col
Inns NJ Graves. Parker U. Cole, the
senior partner was examined at some
length A claim of over $4,000 was
! presented by f. L. Burgess, president
OF the Howard bank OF Burlington.