The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-26


spending several weeks with his par
ents here, returned today to Denver,
Col.
Mrs. William Il. Graves of Old
Bennington entertained at "a delight
Jul luncheon at her home Tuesday af
ternoon.
Don't forget the dance in Foresters
hall Wednesday evening after the
band concert. Music by Goldsmiths
orchestra 2tI
Mrs. Samuel l.. Robinson of Old
Bennington, who awhile ago sustain
ed an injury to her hand, is very
much improved.
For sale at 129 North street a VIC
lin, a piano, couch and baby car
riage, besides new lot of good
clothing and shoes.
Miss Nina Boynton who has been
a guest at her home in Coventry, VT,
during the past three weeks has re-
turned TO Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Madison OF
Bennington who went yesterday to
Cohoes to attend the funeral of Mrs
Mckee returned today.
Miss Florence March who teaches
school at South Manchester, Conn, is
with her mother, Mrs G. b. March
for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Charles Hallam of New York
City came last evening to be the
guest OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John NJ. Healy OF Gage street.
William II. Bradford and w. l..
Bates, delegates TO the Republican
state convention at Burlington left
for that city by automobile Tuesday
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. George NJ Hawks re
turned recently with their children
from Monroe. La, where they spent
the winter at Mrs. Hawks former
home.
Charles Daley returned Tuesday to
Schenectady, where he Is employed
He had spent several days here as
the guest of his parents, DR. and Mrs
l.. b. Daley OF Adams street
George NJ Hawks who was recent
ly called to Bangor, Me, by the III
ness OF relative, has gone to New
York City on business TO remair
there for the rest of the week.
Rev. Father Marion OF lslanC
Pond has been assigned by Bishop
Rice as assistant to Rev. G
Il. Provost. Rev Marion expects L
be in Bennington before Sunday. H'
will have charge Of the North Pow
nal church.
Il. j. Morse win so to North AID
ans this evening TO visit his wife
who is a patient at hospital there
Mrs. Morse who has been at the insti
tuition for the past two weeks Is i'm
proving rapidly and expects to return
to Bennington Sunday.
The divorce case OF Mrs Jennie II
Niles OF North Adams vs.. Attorne,
Clarence Z. Niles OF the same cit.
does not appear in the trial list o
the 80 cases OF the same nature en-
tered for the july term Of the superio
court to sit at Pittsheld
Collins NJ. Graves. Arthur Holden
Edward Bennett, Edward II. Holder
and Fred Spear delegates to tn
Republican State convention NJ Bun
lington went to that city Tuesday al
ternoon. !. +. Gibson. also del,
gate. went to Burlington this morn
ink.
Mrs. Barbara Moore who was cal
ed to Cohoes. n. Y. by The Hines
and death OF her sister. Mrs. Thoma
Mckee OF that city returned Tuesda!
Miss Libbie Stortz of this town VIII
had been acting as nurse to Mrs. Mi
Kee during the past three weeks r.
turned to Bennington today.
Cassius Peck OF Marshneld. or,
gon. who has been spending som
time as the guest OF relatives In tow
and at his former home In Burlington
has returned to his home MIR
| lttk VIII itlltln 10 We the kuthi =
her sister, Miss Jennie Valentine {
Pleasant street for a portion OF III
summer
, Philip and the Miss,
Phyllis. Margaretta and DO
b othy Schuyler left Tuesda
3 for Fortunes Rocks. Me-. where the
have a cottage for the summer. Re
1 and Mrs. Schuyler and daughter X
+. trina who has been M. will join the
as soon as Katrina is able TO stan
the journey.
Mrs. Clarence l.. Holden. who hi
been a guest at her former home
: Deep River. Conn, accompanied I
her mother. Mrs Spencer. returne
! Monday. They went yesterday
, spend several days with Mrs Hol
4 ems brother, George Spencer
SALISBURY Mrs Spencer IL
spend the greater part OF the SUI
, mer there.
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