The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-11-03
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friends in South Troy.
Miss May Francis of Troy is
| guest of Miss Edith Van Santvoord,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Wood of Ben
nington passed Saturday in Wood
ford.
Mason l.. Knapp passed Saturday
night and Sunday with friends in the
village. 'o % 'ps lb
Augustus Beecher of Gage street
passed Sunday with friends in Ad-
ans. Mass.
Miss Grace Holt, stenographer in
the office of Frank Archibald, was at
her home here over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Cox of Hoosick is a
guest of her sister, Mrs. Marietta
Bottum of West Main street.
John Balch of Manchester was a
weekend guest of his sister, Mrs.
Clarence Waite of Park street.
Francis Evans of North street
was a Sunday guest of his aunt, Mrs.
Henry Mccormick of Pittsfield.
Mrs. ]. l.. McGurk of Gage street
was a Sundays guest of her daughter.
Mrs. Mary Mccormick, of Pittsfeld.
James Bent, who works on the lum
Der job of Evans and Bowles in Men
don has been home for a few days.
Born Oct s, a daughter. Kathryn
Elizabeth weight II pounds, to Mr..
and Mrs. James p Hogan of Grant
street
Edward Shultz of upper Main ST.,
in the employ of Harry Brague. of
Adams, Mass, is at home because of
illness.
Mrs. II. L. Howard went to Weston
| today to visit two weeks at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Loyejoy.
Mrs. w. c. Houran and daughter
and son, Francis, we're Sunday
| guests of Mrs. VIM. Mayhem of North
| Bennington.
Mrs. Elias Elwell and Miss Leola
| and Adelbert Green of North Ben
1 nipgton were Saturday guests of Mrs.
| Elwell's sister.
Frank Evans and Harley Bowles
who passed Sunday at home, return
ed this morning to their lumber bust
| ness at Mendon.
Miss Carlyle and Miss Darrow
teachers in the schools of Readsboro,
| are visiting the schools here and in
North Adams today.
VIM belong returned Sunday from
visit to Troy and Saltwater. ~ Y.
| Mrs. DeLong will visit a few days
more before returning.
Exior Pellerin of Woodford has
been with his brother, F. Pellerin,
| several days of Mill street, who is
yet confined by Illness.
VIM. O'Connell and daughters,
Miss Theresa and Mrs. Geo. 0Brien,
| and Miss Nellie Dover, OF Hoosick
Falls were Sunday guests of Mrs. NJ.
| Culliton.
| The Misses Mary Shea and Mary
| Higgins. who spent the weekend Wis
ting the Misses Shea OF East Main
1 street, have returned to their homes
| in Rutland.
Miss Irene Murphy of Gage street
| has returned from Binghamton
where she was a guest OF her uncle
| and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Edw Slack
| ford four weeks.
Ernest Elwell OF the east road has
| finished a job of Mason work for Mrs
! Adde Elwell Of the Woodford road,
| by cementing the bottom of the cellar
| of her house laid new wall; also,
made new piadza and new hatchway
| doors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Walker, who
| have been guests of relatives and
friends several days left Sunday 70,
| their home in Richfeld. Conn. Mr.
and Mrs w. G. Sears of Stafford st.
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Walker one
day while here. Nlr. Sears is Mrs.
Stanley's brother.
An increased interest was mani
fest in the services at the Methodist
church yesterday at all the services.
The special meetings viii continue
each night this week. except Satur-
day evening, with preaching at each
service by evangelist Rev. G. l.. Bar
ker. Cordial inyitatnon to the pub
lie.
News was received here of the
death in Barre OF Mrs. Louise l..
Boyce, secretary of the Rebekah as
sembly Of the state of Vermont. Mrs.
Boyee had held the position OF secre-
tary for many years and had been a
frequent visitor to Bennington
where she had made a number OF ac
quaintances. She was here less than
two weeks ago on a visit to the Ben.
nington and Readsboro lodges Her
death was due to pneumonia.
Harry n. Warren the employe OF
the Twin State Gas 4 Electric com
pany. who was accidentally shot in