The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-03-05
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News Of TIE Town and Village Told Briefly
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Miss Alice Gordon of Hoosick Falls /
listed here Monday.
Mrs. A. W. Varney is spending a
ew days in New York
Lloyd Waters of Rutland was
week end guest in town.
A service will be held at the Guide
board chapel this evening
Joel Chase OF North Branch street
is laid up with blood poisoning.
Mrs. Emma Dickinson has returned
from a few days stay in New York.
Rev. G. S. Mills will speak at the
tonight. Hour s o'clock
Miss Agnes Foster of North Adams
passed Monday with friends in town.
r. ]. Mallory and son Jesse of
Woodford visited in the village Mon
day
Mrs. Charles Green of School street
is slowly recovering from a recent i'll
ness.
Mrs. NJ. Smith of 121 Mill street
gave a supper for her friends Sunday
evening
Mrs. Frank Grennan and Miss Sar-
all O'Connor left this noon for a visit
in New York.
Mrs. Ella Jepson passed Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Bellman
of North Adams.
Miss Florence Davenport has re-
turned from a visit to her sister, Mrs
John T. Kelly Of Troy.
The Exclusive Six" club served a
dinner at the camp of A. Maurer IN
BARRIERS pines on Sunday.
James w. Martin returned to Troy
Monday afternoon after having passed
the week end at his home here.
ST. Patricks day fayors. tallies
place cards, napkins, crepe paper, rid
bon, shamrocks, etc, at Evans.
Mrs Minnie Levin of lao Gage st.
pleasantly entertained a number o
her friends to tea Sunday afternoon
Harry Hufnagle, who has been Il
several weeks, has recovered and re
sumed his duties at the Public CAST
market.
The officials will bowl the Congre
gational church team tonight on tn
Y. NJ. c. A. alleys. Wednesday even
ing Brush Shop VS.. North Bennington
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Missionary Reading circle Of tn
Second Congregational church Is b'
ing held in the parsonage this after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward p. Ball an
Mrs. Elizabeth French of PittshelC
who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs
Fred L. Houghton, have returne
home
Miss Anna Rogers will give a tai
on Quebec Wednesday evening at
clock sharp at the Young Woman
: club rooms. All members are reque
! tea 10 De present
Divisions c and d of the Secon
Congregational church are being el
tertained in the chapel this atternoo
= by Mrs. Il. G. Bennett. Mrs. h.
|. Swan and Miss Maude Belden.
4 Mrs. Albert Morse and daughte
Beulah, have returned to their hon
y in North Adams after spending
p week in Bennington at the home
Il Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Morse and Mr.. al
Mrs. NJ. II. DEMO.
= Word was received Monday Of q
death at the Samaritan hospitf
. Troy, of Mrs. Z. W. Williams of tn
: village who recently underwent {
= operation in that hospital. The burr
. will be in Montpelier.
o You don't have to have the mon,
e to buy a Singer machine, you choo
IT your own terms, We trust everyboC
4 and without security. Leave yo
If name and address at Griswold's al
II the agent will talk 1t over with you.
< st. Patrick's post cards cent to
y cents at Evans Our post cards a
= only ones approved by the nation
board of Knights of Columbus al
ancient order of Hibernians. We a
exclusive agents for Bennington cou
~.
IT The body of Addison E. Miner, wi
died Sunday at the home of b
o~rdaughter, Mrs. William Clark, W
e taken this morning to Windsor, Mas
e where the funeral will be held al
from there to Cumington, Mass, (
interment The remains were acco
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. William ella
and son, Miner Clark.
The Chorus Lady company arriy
this morning from North Adar
where the attraction was given at {
Empire theatre. The chorus gri
dressing room which forms the s,
ond act is an exact duplicate of {
dressing room at the Broadway the
- ire, New York, and in some tow
where the dressing rooms are not VI
/ equipped the scene is utilized by {
young women for "making.up,' as
d facilities are vastly superior to tho
in many playhouses.