The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-07-23
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Master Louis Potter is visiting his
aunt in Hoosick Falls, N. Y.
Miss Frances Bragg of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting at D. A. Thomas.
Mrs. Theodore T. Towne of Han
cock, Mass, is visiting her son Abner
F. Towne
Wallace E. Dorman, who has been
working in Pittsfield, Mass, has gone
to work for E. F. Green.
Misses Kathereen and Mary Pur-
cell are spending the summer at
Hagne on Lake George.
Mrs. Susan Reed and Miss May
Smith of Shelburne Falls, Mass, are
visiting relatives in town.
A few from the village attended
the circus in North Adams Friday.
They came home well satisfied
Mr. and Mrs. John Crones spent
Sunday in Miller Falls, Mass, as the
guest of her brother Henry Mayhem.
Dr. and Mrs f. L. Blair of Boston,
Mass, are visiting her brother Dan
lei f. Proud of Thompson, Hollow
Farm.
Joseph Liggelt of Troy, N. Y, who
has been the guest of Wallace Dor
man for two weeks, has returned
home.
A number of local people have
received post cards from the Whine
Gardner's who are now in Yellow
stone Park.
Services were held in the chapel
of the new Baptist church Sunday
and large number were present to
hear an eloquent sermon by the pas
tor
Born at noon Monday a son TO Mr..
and Mrs George l. Smith. The new
conner was a morsel weighing nearly
IL lbs and as it is the first boy in the
family, is especially welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hodgman of
West Townsend. Mass, are guests of
Mrs. A G. Parker. They came out
by auto Saturday. Mrs. Hodgeman,
who was Miss Marion Kellogg, is the
daughter OF a former local Baptist
minister and is well known in town.
Messrs. f. f. Clark and A. E. Ev-
ans of Geneva, n. Y. with their
wives, who have been staying at the
Burkside Inn for several days left
Saturday in their REQ touring car for
New Braintree, Mass. They were
much pleased with the scenery and
roads in this vicinity
The reopening of the renovated NJ
r. church will occur next Sunday 1t
is planned TO have special service
and all are cordially invited to at
tend Rev j. II. Coleman the Dis
trict Superintendent will deliver the
sermon and Miss Eadie of Blackin
ton the noted violinist will play.
After waiting almost four months
A. b. Gardner "Reo the Fifth" has
been delivered to him. The car looks
like the classiest machine in town
| and Mr.. Gardner feels that he has
done we'll by waiting. This car has
loads of power which it needs tC
climb the steep slopes of Cedar Hill
The local "Gretna Green" presided
over by Rev. Chas. L. Green wa.
we'll patronized Saturday. William NJ
Weston and Miss Mary j. Heisler
both of Cheshire, Mass, were married
in the morning and Mrs. Barbara
Brasy of Adams, Mass, and PhiliI
Wagand of Greenfield, Mass, wer,
married in the afternoon.
A. G.. Parker won both his matches
in the contest at tennis Saturday be
tween the Country club OF Nortl
Adams and Hoosick Falls at the lat
ter place Saturday In singles h,
won from Danforth Geer, Jr., CA, 4-G
1910, and in doubles playing will
VIM. X. Witherell, Messrs. Allen ant
Geer of Hoosick Falls were beatel
6-3, 4-6, Ga.
f A. Wilson and family have gon
in their Ford auto on a trip through
New York state to last two weeks
A card received from Frank at For
Plain stated that they had come tn
sc miles in three hours IL minutes
using only 21s gallons of gasoline
, Now the Banner correspondent ca
tell some big stories, but Frank ha
him stopped so that any story he ha
ever told seems mild by comparison