The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Aems of the Town and Village Told Briefly
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John T. Kelly of Troy is visiting
in town.
E. e. Bottum is spending the after
noon in Albany.
Marvin White has employment at
the Bradford factory
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Meyers of Pow
nal visited in town Tuesday.
Albert Green Of Dewey street is
confined to the house by an attack Of
grippe.
Mrs. ]. H. 1neson's dancing class in
N. E. o. P. hall. Friday evening, to
10 o'clock 7t3
Don't forget the bean supper at the
Methodist church tonight, price 20
cents. Adv.
Miss Mona Hubbard of Rutland is
guest of Miss Martha Holton of
School street.
Mrs. Lyman A. Evans is seriously
i'll at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Charles T. Burt.
Mrs. Margaret Lawrence of Pitts
burg, Pa, is here, called by the
death of Henry L. Patchin.
Miss Irene White of North street
has returned from visit to Mrs. F.
E. Rice of South SALISBURY.
Branch No. of st. Mary's Guild
will meet with Mrs c. j. Kinsley
Thursday afternoon from 8 to 8.
Victor Noyce of Main street, who
ran a nail through his foot few
days ago, is able to be out again.
Miss Estella E. Smith of Bradford.
Pa, has been engaged as teacher of
drawing in the grades and the high
school.
Miss Elizabeth Buckley of Science
tady has returned home after being
the guest of the Misses Griffin of Con
vent avenue.
A shirt waist and blouse dance will
be held in U. o. G. c. hall Friday
night. Refreshments Admission
rs cents. Adv.
f. B. Edgerton is still confined to
the house from the effects OF a Sc
we're cut on his arm, received in his
shop last week.
Mrs. j. II. Ineson will give recep-
ton to the members of her dancing
class in Foresters' hall, Friday even
ing. Jan. 81 Goldsmith's orchestra
upill furnich r1nGip
Mrs. C. H. Resseguie entertained
two tables informally at auction
bridge at her home on Imperial Ave,
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Parsons of Auburn,
N. Y, and her mother, Mrs. Sloane q
Hoosick Falls, were guests Tuesday
of Mrs. Frank Scott.
Rev. p. i. Dow, who suffered re-
lapse Saturday, is better but still con
fined to the bed. The fever has
abated leaving him quite weak but
comfortable.
Edward Mcclure and son of Troy
former residents are visiting in town.
Mr.. Mcclure was for many years a
conductor on the old Bennington and
Rutland railroad.
Richard Burke of Dewey ST., who
sustained a sprained ankle several
days ago. is slowly recovering, but
has not yet regalned the use of the
injured member.
Mrs. Frank Frazier and two chill
MI ha 70
days in Arlington, left this morning
to join Mr.. Frazier in Shelton. Conn,
where they will reside.
C. L. Holden fell and injured his
head in the Y. Nj. C. A. gymnasium
Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Holden was
running across the floor when he
tripped up on the volley ball net.
At the regular meeting of Gaia
mount Commandery U. o. G.. c. Tues
day evening, class of candidates re-
ceived initiation. Following the
business session, dancing was en-
joyed.
At well attended meeting of Ben
nington Aerle Fraternal Order of
Eagles Tuesday evening a class of
five candidates was initiated and
three applications for membership
were received.
Peter j. Mcclure, d. d. G. w. and
his daughter, Miss Brigie Mcclure
and William +. Green left today for
Brattleboro. where they will install
the officers of Brattleboro lodge n.
E. o. p, this evening.
The Rev. and Mrs. Thornton T. Tur
ner will be at home on Thursday
evening, Jan. %, most informally at
their home on Pleasant street. La
dies of the families Of the vestrymen
will help receive the guests, and all
members and friends of st. Peters
parish are cordially invited.
Deputy c. II. Miller of Boston, who
installed Catamount Commandry, U.
o. G. c. and who has been passing
several weeks in town, went to
Greenfield this morning and after
spending Thursday In Springfield
Mass. he will go with Mrs. Miller to
Dalton for stay of several days.
At the annual meeting Tuesday
evening of the Park Lawn cemetery
association. the cid board of officers
was reelected. The report OF the
treasurer showed a good years bust
ness. IL was voted in view OF She
large expenditure in constructing the
mortuary chapel to pass the divi
dend.
In the second bowling league OF
| the Y NJ. G. A. there will be a mattel