The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-02-05
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6ng Guy Readers-

William Warren of Troy spent the
week end with his mother, Mrs. John
Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Shapiro of Manches-
ter spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. II.
H. Levin.
Charles Daley, of Schenectady visit
ed his parents, DR.. and Mrs. E. B. Dial
ey Sunday
Edward Hart Of Kansas City, Mo,
is spending the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Livingston.
Mrs. Mortimer Culliton and Mrs. w
j. Murray visited friends in North
Bennington Sunday.
Mrs. John Brant left Saturday for
Troy where she will visit at the home
OF her son, Leroy G. Brant.
Clarence p. Niles of North Adams, a
practicing attorney, formerly located
in this village, was in town this morn
ing.
Leonard Godfrey who is employed in
the Stanley electrical works in Pitts.
field was at his home here over Sun
day.
Mrs. Dennis Elwell is i'll with an
attack of appendicitis. Mr.. Elwell
who recently underwent an operation.
is recovering.
Miss Agnes r. Whipple, stenograph-
er at the plant of the Enos Adams Co.
has returned from a visit at her home
in Arlington.
Harry Woodman, that novelty en-.
tertainer is in town. He will be at
the Library theatre the first three
days this, week.
Ward L. Lyons left today for Green
field where he will be joined by his
uncle, Frank Lyons on a ten days trip
to Washington.
Harvey b. Davenport has accepted a
position in drug store at Plymouth
Mass, and will leave Thursday to as
sumo his duties.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilcox. ant
Lauriston Wilcox and Lloyd Waters Of
New York were guests at Robert Gard
ner's over Sunday.
James McLaren who recently accep
ted position as travelling salesman
for the Fillmore & Slade company, wai
home over Sunday.
Maud Jones. that colored singing
comedienne can be heard in her cooI
songs at the Library theatre during the
first three days this week.
Miss Nellie Cummings OF the Ben
nington flats has recovered from ar
Illness and resumed her duties In the
Holden and Leonard factory.
Truman Mallory who is cutting tim
Der in the vicinity of Little Pond hat
broken road through Little Hell Hol
low where he states the snow is all o
three feet deep.
A regular meeting of Catamoun
Commandery. U. o. G. c., will be helt
Tuesday evening. A class of about L
will be initiated, and all members ar,
requested to be present.
At meeting OF Bennington Council
Knights of Columbus Friday evening /
was voted to hold the regular Easte
Monday ball. A committee was elect
ed TO perfect arrangements.
Hunter and Davenport arrived thi
morning from Saratoga. They are Ell
gagged to present a singing, dancin
and talking act for the first three day
this week at the Library theatre.
Lewis Brothers OF Burlington VIII
served In the Third Vermont batter
has been re-admitted to the Soldiers
| Home here. He was formerly an II
| mate and was discharged February l.
90.
The funeral OF Mrs. Emerson EST
brook will be held from the house 9
2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Rev. "
F. Meyer of the First Baptist churc
officiating. The remains will be pla
ed in the vault at the Old Benningto
cemetery.
| In his native tongue Prof. Arthur d
| Pierpont Interestingly described Par
In an illustrated subscription lectuI
one evening last week at the Buel
Gunnison studios in Troy. Prof. 4
Pierpont is a well known summer res
dent OF Bennington.
J The Young Woman's Club will her
after hold its meetings in Woodman
hall, having hired the hall for that pu
; pose. Theeffects of the club wei
moved today firm the Golden eros
hall. The Bennington Dramatic clu
has sublet Woodlands hall with Il
Young Womans club and will ais
meet there.
Il A regular meeting OF Bennlngto
Grange No. $3.50 will be held on We
nesday evening of this week Il as
| Candidates will be initiated in Il
first and second degrees. The lectu
err has provided the following program
Reading, Mrs. Arthur Cutler; talk, Z"
the Cow or the Chemist the Bett,
Judge OF Cattle Foods?" by Fran
| Thompson. Music in charge Of Nil
Ella Barney.
II DR.. ]. p. March. the well known su
geon, of Troy was here Saturday q
ternoon to make an examination OF q
broken leg sustained by Luman
Norton through q fall upon the polls
ed hardwood floor at the rooms OF Il
Bennington club last Wednesday CIV
ming. DR.. Marsh is reported to ha'
stated that the injury had been I
tended to in the best possible mann
and that the condition of the patie
was as good as could be expected II
der the circumstances.