The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-09-24
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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L. b. MattlS0n or ShaftSDufy was
among the visitors in the village Mon
day.
L. S. Andrews hunting Sunday Sc
cured five gray squirrels and two par
tridges.
Thomas H. Dunlap and Harlow Bot
tum of North SALISBURY, visited in
the village Monday.
Born. Monday afternoon, daugh-
ter to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Monroe
of South SALISBURY.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. c. Cobb have moved
from North Bennington to the Daven-
port house on Gage street.
Walter Bingham is spending a va
cation in Brattleboro and towns in the
northern part of the state.
Miss Marjorie Shelby went on Mon
day to New York iCty, where she is
TO be a guest at a house party.
Harold w. Cole received word this
morning of the illness of his sister,
Miss Isabel l.. Cole, at her home in
South SALISBURY.
Card social and Refreshments at
Catamount Commandery, U. o. G. c.
hall Wednesday evening. Admission
Is cents All invited.
The Young Woman's club will hold
their regular business meeting We'd
nesday evening. All members are re-
quested to be present.
Persons desiring to become sub
scribers for elijah" may do so by
handing their names at the Office OF
c. A. Wood, or telephone 11G~.
A neat memorial, finished in Barre
Granite has just been placed by Jas
S. Clark on the Hewson family lot in
North Bennington Catholic cemetery
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Maakay OF
Hoosick Falls and Richard Maakay OF
Boston spent the week end as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bling
ham.
The Guideboard chapel service will
be held at s O'Clock this evening
Rev. G. S. Mills of the Second Con
gregational church will give an ad-
dress
Mr.. and Mrs. George Heaslip are
preparing to move to Greenwich, CT.
During the summer Mr.. Heaslip has
been chauffer for Sayre Mcleod of
Old Bennington.
Miss Amy Harbour is teaching
school in the west part of the town,
in place of Miss Irene White, who was
compelled to resign because of her
mothers illness.
The members of st. Peters congre.
CATION are invited to meet the Bishop
and Clergy at the reception to be
held at the Parish house this even
ing after service.
Mrs. L. O. Laselle and daughter and
Mrs. Laselle's mother. Mrs. Maynard,
who have been passing several weeks
at the Walloomsac Inn, will return
to Troy Thursday.
j. NJ. Ayers. Fred Grover of Fall
River, Mass, and Edward Lewis OF
New York have returned from Dun
Vile, where they have been staying
for few days at Mr.. Ayres cabin.
The first show at Library theatre
viii begin at 1880 p. land run until
$50. Second begins at S:55 and runs
until 1915 p. NJ. This arrangement
will continue during the fall and win
ter months.
The residence of Frank Shaw oil
Congress street. which was partially
destroy by fire a few weeks ago
is being rebuilt. The structure. a
two story building, is being rebuilt
from the second floor up.
The family of d. H. Winslow, the
government road engineer. who have
been spending part of the summer
here and in Shelburne Falls. have re
turned to Washington, ID. c., where
they will spend the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Whitley. who
recently came from England TO re
side, began housekeeping today in the
Newton tenement on Silver street
Mr.. Whitley has employment in the
Holden. Leonard factory.
Prof r. S. Bahan has made severa
| improvements in and about the Poo
! Cottage at Old Bennington this sea
son. New walks have been laid anC
the grounds improved generally. Elec
trio lights have been installed in tn,
house
There will be an informal recep
ton of the delegates of the Episcopa
Convention from SIS TO 10 this even
ing, at the Parish house. The chic
service of the Convention will be .
$3.50 A. NJ, Wednesday, in 81. Peter
church.
There will be m Getting of b. l.. O
f. this evening. Sept. -, at Su'clock
in their rooms in the Hawks block
At this time business of great impor
lance will come before the meeting
There will be initiation, followed J.,
refreshments.
Louis Prahm, who has been in tn,
employ of J. c. Jensen for severa
year. will tomorrow open a new Gus
tom tailor shop at the corner of Gag,
and North streets. Cleaning. press
ing and repairing for both ladies an,
gentlemen done at short notice.
Leslie S. Morgan of Burlington. tn
new physical director of the Y. NJ. c
A, is expected in Bennington som,
day this week and will at once begil
his duties in the association. Mr.
Morgan has been a member of tn
Burlington association for the las
ten years.
Mr.. and Mrs A J. Holden and Mrs
Collins NJ. Graves left Monday on
motor trip to Augusta, Me-. wher,
they will be the guests of Mr. al,
Mrs. Norman L. Bassett. The tril
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