The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-04
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street has recovered from an illness.
Mrs. James C. Colgate and Miss
Susan Colgate are in New York.
Mrs. Samuel l.. Robinson of Old
Bennington passed Thursday in Hoo
sick Falls
Bennington Council, Knights of Co
lumbus will take part in the parade at
Hoosick Falls on Columbus day.
A meeting of the Bennington Coun-
ty Medical society will be held at the
Putnam house Wednesday, Oct 8.
Miss Margaret Shea, Miss Anna
Peake and Miss Matilda Silver have
returned from visit in Pittsfeld
Mrs. Fred Tillson of Jefferson ave
nue. has returned from a visit to her
sister, Mrs NJ, S, Childs of Manches-
ter.
The election of officers will occur
at the regular meeting this evening
of Bennington Council, Knights of
Columbus.
Repairs and Improvements have
been made in the interior of the Gar
reau barber shop and pool room on
Main street.
Mrs. ~ A. Cavanaugh has returned
to North Adams, after "a visit to the
Misses Margaret and Anna Lyons of
River street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry f. BabcCck
have returned from a visit to their
daughter, Mrs Frank Perry of Port
chester, n, Y.
Wanted:-A woman for kitchen
and dining room work. Four in fam
lily. No washing. Apply to Mrs. E.
f. Hart, $40 Main street. S5tS
Mrs. Charles E. Wells of Old Sen
nington is visiting her sister, Mrs. r.
c. Reynolds of Troy Mrs Wells was
accompanied by her son.
Proprietor Eugene LaFortune OF
the Yale restaurant went to Adams
this morning, where he is preparing
to reopen his former restaurant.
Miss Helen Bowen, who has been a
guest of Miss Helen Dwyer and other
friends here, returned Thursday after
noon to her home in South Dorset
People having articles for the an
nual Y. NJ. C. A. rummage sale, will
please send them to Mrs. Fred n
Squire, North street as soon as pos
sible. 95t2
Among those who passed Thursday
Mrs. A. Buel Sibley, T. A. Davenport,
Edward S. Chandler, Mrs. r. f. Healy
and II. T. Shields,
All the new styles in plush hats, in
all the leading colors, black, brown,
navy, green. Alice blue, grey, tan,
red, and black and white at the Sur ,
prise store Library building. 95t2
C. Louis Harwood and Hugh Mac
Laren have returned from an outing
at Lake Hancock. Mr. MacLaren,
who has been passing a two weeks
vaction at his home here, will return
Saturday to ElyriaO.
Clair Kenyon of Schenectady is
in town. Mr. Kenyon, who
has been coming TO Bennington for
several years representing a Sche-
nectady grocery house, now has
position with western COM
putting scale company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Aiken of I'm
ion street left this morning for a
visit at Mr.. Aiken's former home in
Derry, ~ II. On their return home,
they will stop in Boston to attend The
Boston Electric Show. They will be
gone a couple OF weeks.
Mrs. Grace Il. Richmond of Rutland
president of the Rebekah assembly
and Mrs. Louisa Boyce of Barre, state
secretary, were in town yesterday
and while here were entertained by
Mrs. Charles c. Cole. They are max
ing their official trip through the
state and stopped over here for a
short time.
Paul White, one of the victims of
the automobile accident near Troy
Saturday evening, returned Thursday
from the Samaritan hospital. where
he has been receiving treatment Tor
his injuries Mr. White will not be
able to resume his duties as chauffeur
for Mrs. George Stoddard and George
Miller will be employed by Mrs. Stod-
dard in that capacity for the remain
der of the season.
The demand for the music of alma
Where Do You Liver" which comes
to Bennington on Wednesday, Oct 3,
was so strong that the music publish
ing company which bought the publ
cation rights made a fortune aside
from the one Mr. Weber acquired by
the years run of alma" at his thea
tire The advance sale for reserved
seat tickets will open at the Box Of
fec Saturday at r. NJ
Rev. DR.. w w. Foster, jr, District
Superintendent of the Albany District
of the Troy Conference, has accepted
the Presidency of Clark University at
Atlanta. Ca, one of the largest and
strongest Methodist colleges in the
country. DR. Foster is a graduate of
the Troy Conference Academy and
has held eight pastorates. lie was
President of Rust College in Holly
Springs eleven years and of Beaver
College one year DR.. Foster was at
one time pastor of the local Method
list church