The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-23
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III. o. o. f. will be held this evening.
Mrs. H. G. Breese of Hoosick is vi
sitting Mrs. Lyman Harwood of East
Main street.
The condition of Edward Kelly of
| the Guideboard district, who is i'll,
does not improve.
Miss Rose Morrissey of West Main
street has returned from few days
! visit in Schenectady,
Mrs. John Purcell has returned
| from Amsterdam, where she was call
| ed by the death of a relative.
Miss Bessie Sweet has returned
from visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Sweet of Pownal.
Mrs. Nellie Stanley of Schenectady
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Dewey
! Durham of West Main street.
Mrs. P. Jennings of Old Benning-
ton has returned from Cleveland, o.,
where she has been for few days,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller are in
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pass the greater part of the winter.
The card social and dance given by
Catamount Commandery, U. o. G. c.
Tuesday evening was largely attend
ed.
M, B. Middleton is visiting Mr.. ana
Mrs, Robert Tiffany of Boston, who
are spending some time at Woodford
City
Mrs. Augusta Gates and son, Ken
meth, have returned from a visit to
Mrs. Walter Whitney, of Williams
| town.
| Mrs. Edgar Harwood of the Wood
ford road is entertaining the Guide
board sewing circle at her home this
| afternoon.
c, j. Keife of Main street has re-
sumed his duties as conductor on the
local run of the Rutland railroad, ar
ter vacation.
Mrs. G. Eugene Stevens, former
| resident, underwent an operation for
tumor in the Benedictine hospital at
Kingston, N. Y, Monday
Robert Watt OF Union street has
returned from Adams where he at
tended the fsAeral Sunday Of his
brother-inAaw, r. Z. Daw.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Foster Of
Amsterdam, n Y. have been called
bore by the death OF Mr.. Fosters
| brother-in-law, Charles McNeary
Mrs. Edward Knapp and two chill
dren of Amsterdam, N. Y, are visit
ing eMr4 Knapps parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Raymond Allard of the Wood
ford road.
Miss Nellie Richmond and Miss
Helen Coughlin of Hoosick Faii'
were guests Tuesday OF Mrs. Cath
crime Scanlon and Mrs. P. j. McMa
hon of Adams street
For sale at 129 North street, {
piano. a couch, a cook stove, parloI
coal stove, a sewing machine, an oal
bed and a guitar, besides good line
of desirable hats and clothing.
Paul Sihley Williams OF San Jose
California, who has been guest o
his aunt, Miss Harriet Sibley, II
spending few days in New Yorl
city prior to his return to California
Mrs. E. L. Knapp of Amsterdam
N. Y, formerly of Bennington, an
daughters, Olive and Thelma, are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Z
Rooney of Main street for fey
days.
Fred Kirkwood, who was calle'
here by the critical illness OF nj
mother, Mrs. William Kirkwood Q
North street, returned to Pittsfel
Tuesday. The condition of Mrs. kir
wood is unimproved.
Mrs. Anna Null, who has been liz
ing in Stephentown, N Y, has RI
turned to Bennington. For the pres
7 ent she win reside with her sistel
Mrs. George Warren of School stree
and later will move her househol
effects here.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Nichols invit
/. the members of the church and col
gregation of the Baptist church
II | lUelT HOilts Tiiudg CNNhAhSi ~ -
/ to inaugurate a series of old time 81
cables. An interesting program is
! hand and refreshments will be serve'
/ News was received here Tuesda
| night of the sudden death of Mis-
Helen NJ. Butts, aged "a years, at h'
home in White Creek. The decease
who was well known in this villag
visited here only a few days ag
| The funeral arrangements have NJ
| yet been made.
| BY the request of the Worthy p
iron and the Worthy Matron of N
Anthony Chapter, o. Z. s., all mel
- bers of the local chapter and ais
members of other chapters are mo
cordially invited to be present at Il
district meeting held in the Mason
Temple this evening and to the ba
g quet at $50.
The Berkshire Hills special parlC
car which has been run during el
summer and fall season between Be