The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-12
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John Wilson Of the Woodford road
S ill.,
Mrs. William Kirkwood of North
street is i'll.
A. J. Cooper went to New York on
Tuesday afternoon by automobile.
Mrs T. Miner of Dalton. Mass, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. William
Clark
Merritt Burgess has accepted en- ,
ployment as bell boy at the Putnam
house.
Miss Alta Buss returned today
from a four months stay in free
port. l.. |.
Mrs. Dwight D. Atwood of North
street who has been i'll, is very much
improved
The work of erecting a fire escape
on the Y. NJ. c. A. building has been
completed.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Eddy OF
Old Bennington are spending the
week in Troy.
Repairs are being made on the
residence OF William f. Hawks on
School street.
DIR. H. C. Day went to Greenfield
this morning to be absent the bal
ance of the week.
George r. Wyman, an inmate OF
the Soldiers home, mas returheu
from visit in Peru.
Comrade Herbert II. Barden of the
Soldiers home, has returned from
a visit in Brattleboro.
The work Of putting in the cement
| walk in front of the Masonic bulld
ing has been completed.
Leon Boyd of North Adams, for
mer resident, who has been visltlnt
here, has returned home
II Mrs. David Il. Moore who has beel
II living in Los Angeles, Cal, is expeci
| ed here in few days to reside
II Mrs A. ]. Cooper and Mrs. Georg
Stoddard visited in Albany Tuesday
The trip was made by automobile.
| The Pythian Sisters of North AZ
= ans expect to make their annual VII
= il to Bennington Thursday evening
George B. Wellington and famil
of Troy will open their summer re
idence at Old Bennington next wee
Edwin O. Lassell and family
Troy have opened their summit
:. home at Old Bennington for the SUI
= mer.
2 r. w. Williams will 80 to Brattl
a boro Thursday to drive home Fol
- runabout which George Elwell HI
- purchased.
n Mrs. Arnold Thompson of Pitt
- burg and Fred Kirk of New York a
nc visiting their sister, Mrs. John Ca
:, rigan of Gage street.
Mrs. d. B. Keller and Miss J'
q. ephine Keller have returned ire
nd Troy where they went to attend I
no wedding of relative.
vn James Spain of New York who b
at been guest at the home of Mr. a
rh Mrs. Robert Pilling Of Stafford
ar will return home Thursday.
Rear Admiral w. l.. Field a
er family of Washington arrived at
he Bennington the first part OF the we
he to open their summer residence.
Try At the state Eastern Star COW
III ton held in Montpelier last we
he Mrs. Laura B. Cole was elected
'as sociate grand conductress of
nd Grand Chapter.
5 Walter and Harold Kelly, sons
Superintendent John II. Kelly OF
finishing room for the Cooper NJ
'hu ufacturing company, are Ill OF fey
pue Harold is further along on the
IKE to recovery than his brother VINO
nal. still thoroughly Ill.
, The following prices will be cl
ged for coal prior to the first OF il
Stove and Egg coal, 1925; Chest
coal, $3.50: Pea coal, $500; Mi
coal. $3.50 These prices are sub
( Of to cash discount of 25c per to-
paid within 80 days from date OF
, voice
was About "A members Of the Sc
phIa class of the high school with two
vited guests enjoyed days on
at Lake Pontoosuc yesterday.
Gladys Evans acted as chaper
The guests were Miss Ethel Da
sked port and Miss Olive Kennedy
Ware, Mass, who is guest Of
n. cousin, Miss Zenobia Royce.
- The body Of Mrs. william ].
o'n'' any. whose death from pneumonia
CURED at Unionville. Conn,
a. brought here Tuesday afternoon
funeral was held at o'clock
. afternoon from the home of ELI
N fany on Stafford street. Rev. v
Meyer of the First Baptist churc
vi hciated. The burial was In the
lage cemetery.