The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-01
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Mrs Harry Levin is visiting in
Manchester.
Joseph Levin is in New York look
ing for holiday goods fer his store.
Eugene Belisle of River street.
who has been i'll OF pneumonia, is
convalescent.
Arthur Livingston of Berlin, n Y.
has taken employment with the H.
NJ Tuttle company.
Mr. and Mrs e. E. karrabee have
returned from a visit to their son,
Harold r. Larrabee OF Montpelier.
Edward Cummings, aged II years,
Of McCal street has caught three
coons and seven skunks this fall
Mr. and Mrs. John Coburn OF Hoo
sick Falls were Sunday guests OF
Mrs. Fred Corbett OF North street
Mr.. and Mrs. George Butler OF st.
Adams, former residents, who have
been visiting here. left today for Phil
adelphia.
Quo Vadis, the Cines photo drama.
will be given at the opera house
three days commencing December
H. Matinee daily
Miss Ella Livingston, who mas
been visiting Mr. ana Mrs. George
Bailey few days. returned today TO
her home in Berlin, n. Y.
Handkerchief cases. PIN cushions
bags and many other articles stamp
ed on the Spanish linen at the Porto
Rican shop 9l4 Main street ADV.
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Gibbon English of County street
has returned from Mortified VT,
where he passed Thanksgiving and
the week end with Rev. Father Nc.
Garry.
Mr. and Mrs John Campbell and
Miss Kathryn Stewart and Miss
Julia Fitzgerald of River street en-
joyed an auto ride Sunday TO North
Adams.
Harry Moore who passed Thanks
giving and the week end at the home
OF mis- mother. Mrs Barbara Moore,
returned Sunday 10 the 4 V. NJ. at
Burlington.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Howard and NJ.
ana Mrs Raymond Howard. passed.
Sunday with their parents, Mir. and
Mrs Freeman Howard OF South
SALISBURY.
James O'Bmen. an employee sew
eral months at the Holden and Leon
ard mill. finished work there Satur-
day and returned to his home in
Elmira. n Y
Mr. and Mrs. Il. b. Patterson and
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. +. Hawks passed
Sunday at their ltsuitsus camp in
Woodford. The cottage is now clos.
ed for the winter.
Mr. and MIS- Benjamin Brooks Of
Branch street have returned from a
visit OF several days at the home of
Henry Cameron, Mrs Brooks uncle.
CT Warrensburg, " Y.
Clarence Church, who has been in
tho employ Of J p Armstrong OF the
west part OF the town. has gone TO
South Petersburg, ~ Y. to work
with his father. sylvester Church on
the farm
Floyd and Ernest Whitman. who
went west two years ago, are now
running large barber shop in san
Francisco before leaving here Floyd
worked in Thomas Cartwright's bar
Der shop on North street. and Ernest
was an employee in Holden q Leon.
ards mill, where he sustained njur.
les when his clothing caught in the
machinery.
d. H. Winslow government high
way engineer. John l.. Sherman. u.
s. agricultural agent for Pennington
county. and Rev. II. n. Morse of Man
chester. secretary of the Bennington
County Improvement association
gave addresses Sunday afternoon in
The school house at SALISBURY Hol
low. on the subjects they represent,
each taking a text from the Bible
The meeting was wen attended and
the speakers were listened to with
deep interest.
The night school will open in the
y. NJ. G.. A. at 7:4j o'clock when The
students from Williams College will
furnish talent Tor a short entertain
ment after which the registration tor
the classes will take place. Any
man or boy who desires TO study
English or elementary mathematics
may do so without cost for instruc.
ton ii they will come 10 the classes
Those who know OF boys or Young
men who need such study might well
take pains to secure the attendance
OF them a. the beginning OF the
school when the work viii be explain !
ed TO the prospective students. The
entertainments is free To young men
and boys.