The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-09
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Mortimer Danforth of Arlington is
spending a few days in town
Allen Briggs OF Searsburg spent
Monday in town on business.
Howard Eaton OF North Adams
visited friends here on Monday
Norman Mattison Of Glastonbury
was in town Monday on business.
Milk and heavy cream fresh every |
day at the HARDWOOD drug store. 44tf |
Miss Florence Hathaway of South |
street entertained last evening at
cards.
Mrs. George Houghton of North
Bennington is spending the week in
Troy.
Work on the new f. T. Wheeler
residence on Main street has been
completed.
James Burney is spending the Eas-
ter holidays as the guest of friends
in New York.
James Brooks and VIM. Sullivan
spent Sunday as the guests of friends
in Schenectady.
Card social and dance in the Gold.
en- Cross hall Wednesday evening
Everybody invited.
William Keaton of Syracuse has
accepted a position as truck-driyer
for A. II. Winslow.
There will be a % cent meat sup
per at the Methodist church Wednes-
day evening from six to eight o.
clock
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Simpson of
Hoosick Corners were the guests
Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs. George c.
Morse
An addition is being constructed
in the rear of the Wood liquor store
on North street, for which James S.
Silk is contractor
Mrs. Harry Moses and Miss Beu-
lah Bates left today for Boston
where they will join Mr. Moses, who
has been in that city for few days
Miss Barbara LOOMS, who has
been a guest of Mrs. w. W. White
of North Bennington, returned Mon
day afternoon to her home in Pitts.
field.
Joseph Garreau went to Manches-
ter today to visit his sister, Mrs.
George Bell, who leaves for Califor-
mia shortly with Mr. Bell who is in
i'll health.
Three prize "Trifco" bowling balls
arrived yesterday for A. Schwartz,
T.. Perry and w. White having been
won in the bowling tournament in
the Y NJ c. A. this season
The two-man teams will bowl on
the Y NJ. c. A. alleys tonight We'd
nesday evening the Elks and Pirates
will bowl and Friday evening the
Athletics and Tigers will bowl
Every member of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Y. NJ c. A. should
plan to be present at o'clock to-
night at the business meeting. Sew.
eral important matters are to be con
sidered
+. G. Bennett went Monday to Bur
lington as a delegate to the Repub
lican convention in the first district
having been chosen to fill the place
/ OF one OF the regular delegates who
had resigned.
Miss Dorothea Melden of Boston
| university who has been the CUES
of her sister, Miss Angie Melden re
turned this morning to Boston She
was accompanied by Miss Angie Mel
den as far as North Adams.
II One of the funny scenes of Eek
cuse Ne" is that of a bachelor an,
an old maid who after passing re
| marks on the train about an elopin
couple, find that they have beef
sweethearts in years some by and ar
married on the train
| The fifth number of Life Prol
lens OF Physical Temptation" will b
discussed at the class session in tn
| Y. NJ. c. A. tonight DR.. l.. H. Ros
will be the leader. Supper will b
served at els and the class open d
Gas o'clock. All young men are il
| vited to attend the class session.
Mrs Florence S. Huling, daughte
of Major and Mrs w. G.. Simmon
of Hartford, Ct, was united in ma
riage to Charles Young Of New Yor
city at the South Park Methods
church in Hartford on Saturda
April 9Th, by Rev b. S. Gilman. A
ter an extended wedding tour. NJ
> and Mrs. Young will reside in Ne
York.
- Team No. l, Cranston and Ha
wood, bowled $50 pins against tea
No 3, Schwartz and Eddngton 9,
last night on the Y. NJ. c. A. alley
The former team winning fol
points Team No. Dean and p,
lerin bowled 1926 pins against tea
No. s, f. Harmon and Ressegui
95I the former winning three al
the latter one point
Edward James Hin. native
Pownal for twenty-five years. died
his home in Kanawha Iowa, the 81
of March last, from a cold contract,
while In Chicago attending the ia
cral Of his mother, Mrs. Harriet Pi
ker Hall, who died on the 27th
February. Mr. Hall left Pown
some thirty-eight years ago and s,
tied in Iowa He is survived by
widow and five children.
The Woman's Home and Forei
missionary society will be held wi
Miss Hutchinson on Main street
, Wednesday evening OF the prese
week April 10th, at bali past sew
o'clock II is hoped that the tire,
urer Mrs. Anna S. Hawks will
present and conduct the opening q
orcises The program will be