The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-11
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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The interior Of Harris restaurant is
being painted.
Mrs. Mary Hathaway who has been
i'll, has recovered.
Mrs. William Bailey of North street
is i'll of the measles.
Rev John ]. Cullion of Dorset is WIS.,
iting at his home here.
The building of John H. Moore on
North street is being painted.
Mrs. L. c. Sherman of Main street
who has been i'll, is recovering.
Mrs. F. George Mclean has return
ed from few days visit in Cambridge
Born, today, a daughter to Mr.. and
| Mrs. Edward Shannahan of Adams St
The tenement houses of Charles
Adams on North street are being
| painted.
! The Womans club will hold meet
ing at their rooms on Wednesday eve
ming.
Mrs. Mary Brownell of Schenectady
a former resident. is a guest of Mrs
b. G. Slade
Mrs. William Wallet of Rutland is
a guest. of Mr. and Mrs Fred Corbet'
of North street.
The Senior class of the high schoo
is enjoying a days outing at Lake
| pOntOOsuc today
E. b. Hart returned Monday from
Scranton, Pa, where he visited tn
Murray coal mines.
Clarence White Of North Bennine
ton has returned from d business tri
to the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Andrew c. Wood and Mis-
Dorothy Wood of North Adams ar
spending the day in town.
John w. lockwood is attendn
the session of Bennington count
court at Manchester today
Miss Wilhelmina Hicks who is
4 member of this years graduatin
class of the high school, is seriousl
& i'll. rss
Mrs w. +. Putnam has returne
| from Montpelier wnere she attende
4 the meeting OF the State Federatio
of Women's clubs.
y The baseball game with the Havar
Red Sox at Morgan park Saturda
, afternoon will be called at 8 o'cloC
instead of the usual hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Burke ar
son. Gordon, returned Monday fro
an automobile trip to Middlebul
where they went last week.
Miss Margaretta Schuyler, a puI
at st. Marys Cathedral school
Garden City, l.. l.. is at her hon
here for the summer vacation.
Mrs. L. p. Norton who has be,
spending the winter with her daug
ter, Mrs. c. H. Darling of Burlingto
is at her home here for the summer
Hon. o. NJ. Barber of the Unit
States Customs court OF Appeals
Washington, and family are at the
home on Pleasant street for the su
mer.
Richard Van Santvoord, who
been preparing for Hotchkiss scho
, Lakeville, Conn. at Miss Carpente
private school, went today to Ia
his entrance examinations.
The five tenement houses on Co
~ street between North and Del
! streets, which are owned by the v
liam T. Hawks estate are being ecu
ped with modern conveniences.
Mrs. Lucy Durham has lost a SIN
white night lamp or left II at so
home, where she has been nursi
She will be very much obliged if
is returned to her or left at the b
ner office.
Carroll Niles. a native OF No
Bennington and graduate of the
cal high school in the class of /!
was graduated from the Albany
school June 8. with the degree
bachelor of law. Mr. Niles is 81
to open an Office in Phoenix, Arii
A consignment of about so 'thorou
bred sheep has been received at
Fillmore farms. These are the sh
that Charles c. Jones. who lost
life in the wreck of the ill.fatedTit
/. ic purchased in England for jar
c. Colgate. owner OF the Film
farms.
The meeting of the Woman's
sionary society of the Baptist chu
will be held on Wednesday even
in the chapel at 1880. Miss Elm
dorf. formerly of Bennington and
Gently from Raleigh, n. c.. where
labors in a colored missionary sch
will address the meeting. Miss
mis- will sing and a full attehda
is desired. Friends OF Miss Elm
dnrf ar. ..,a,tou,. t.,.,t..a