The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-29
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ard and Richard Rawson are visiting
in Brooklyn. N. Y.
Manager Ralph Orr of the f. E.
Braman store passed the week end
at his home In Adams.
Miss Brigie Mcclure who is teach
ing school ID Stamford, passed the
week end at her home here.
Lois Grace, that clever Coincidence,
is in town. She is to fill q three
days engagement at the Library the
atre
Fred W. Spear has returned from
Pittsheld where he went to accom-
pany home his wife, who has been
visiting there.
Lane Mcleod, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sayre Mcleod, summer residents of
Old Bennington, has entered Miss
Carpenters school
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Galipo Jr., and
daughter Pauline, who have been Wis
iting Mr. Galipo's parents here, have
returned to their home in Pittsfeld.
Dame Plunkett's Singing Skewel"
entertainment will be given in the
First Baptist church chapel this eve
ming under the auspices of the Y. p
S. C. T.
Mrs. Mary J. Scott of Douglas, L.
l.. who passed hast summer at Wood
ford City, will arrive May Is to pass
the season at the Knapp house in
Woodford City.
Ray Elliott, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Burt Elliott of Adams street, was
given a pleasant party Sunday in OBJ.
servance OF his fifth birthday anniy-
ersary, which occurred today.
Archie W. Mattlson. formerly of
this vicinity. now of Schenectady, has
taken a course at the Albany Bust
ness College and now has position
with Clark Witbeck OF Schenectady.
There will be a special meeting of
the board OF trade directors and also
the industrial committee Wednesday
evening at o'clock at the Office of
f. S Harris. 1t is important that all
should be present.
Fillmore & Slade have a gang of
men in charge of Amos Aldrich out
collecting cattle for their mountain
pasture Those wishing to turn cat
tie out, phone to the paper mill or
drop postal and We will call and get
the cattle. GATE
The dance and reception given by
the three lower classes of the B. II.
Sto the Senior class in Foresters
hall Friday evening was well attend
ed and an enjoyable occasion. The
farce by Miss Gladys Fauley and Guy
Harmon was well put on.
Saturday evening Cranston and
Harwood bowled a total of 1922 pins
against X. White and f. Perry 917
pins, winning the four points. There
will be two man team match game
on the Y, Nj. c. A. alleys at o,
clock today and at s p. IN.
Albert o. Cummins, father of Mrs
Frank T.. Howe, died Sunday evening
at his home in Montpelier at the age
OF SO. Mr. Cummins has frequently
visited in Bennington and was &C
quained with many people here. Mrs
Howe left for Montpelier this morn
ing and Mr. Howe will go up tonight
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Daniels
returned Saturday night from theil
wedding trip and are at the home Of
Mrs. Daniels parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. A. Connolly OF North street. Mr.
Daniels has resumed his duties as op
orator at the Whitney theatre. Dur
ing his absence his place was taker
by Legrand Colgrove.
The Saturday art section OF tn,
Troy Times contains a picture of thu
vested choir OF st. Peters Eplscopa
church and Rector Philip Schuyler
There are twenty-five persons In The
group The same paper also con
tains a portrait of Rev. w. w. Brunk
a former pastor OF the Methods
church here, and of Rev. p. l.. Dow
The Guideboard prayer meeting
Tuesday evening at eight o'clock vii
be led by Miss Velma Elwell. Tn
subject is THE Peril OF the Empt,
Heart The empty purse is incor
venient: the empty stomach lament
able; the empty head unfortunate
but the empty heart is abominable
Come out and get the relative valu
of these various forms of emptiness.
]. George Hudgins. Bennington, VT
says, Il was attacked with a sever
) case OF lumbago and suffered untol
agony. / had pains across my bac
and could hardly move my arms.
was advised to take Foley Kidne
Z Pills which | did. In a very shol
: time the pains left and have neve
had lumbago since. Foley Kidne
, Pills receive my highest recommel
latlon." Coles Pharmacy.
! The bodies OF the late Mrs. An
r Madison, James b. Wardell and III
: infant son OF MIR. and Mrs. Fred Ru
sell have been removed from II
! vault at the Old Bennington cemeteI
= and placed In the North Benningto
; cemetery. The body OF Mrs. Maj
Moore was taken today to HoosiC
. Falls for burial. The body OF n
i infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. LerC
Pierce and the body OF the infal
I daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ma
nard, have been taken from the vau
Q and placed in the Catholic cemeter
I The remains of the infant child
4 Mr.. and Mrs Paul Carey were plac,
. In Park Lawn cemetery.
4 The Journal OF American Histo
n has published special Vermont nu
: Der. containing beautiful illustration
I, OF some historic places In our stat
some interesting articles on 1T
New Hampshire Grants" "Vermo
OF Today" a short Geographic
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