The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Miss Edith Van Santvoord went 10
Orlando, Fla, today, for visit
Miss Blanche Aldrich of North Ad-
ans is visiting here.
Miss Sallie Graves returned yester-
day from visit in Troy.
Herman the young son OF MI ana
Mrs. H. Harry Sharpe, IS Ill
Miss Rhea Hurvey of Main street
who has been i'll, is able to be out
w. c. Whalon of East Dorset was
among the visitors in town yesterday
Mrs. F. H. Davenport, who mas
been in Troy for some time mas re-
turned.
Young Woman's club will hold its
gymnasium class tonight at
o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Green have
returned from two weeks Visit III
New York.
Miss Tilie Hervey, who has been
| i'll of the grip for two weeks, IS I'M
proving slowly.
Archie Haywood of Rutland, who
formerly sang at the Whitney tnealre
is visiting in town.
Mrs. julius Bates OF West MAIN
street is passing the day WIN reia-
tiyes in North Adams.
Mrs A. Beecher and daughter, Mar
ion have returned home from
weeks visit in Pittsfeld.
Charles Hitchcock of Wesleyan
University. at Middletown, Ct, II at
his home for few days.
Miss Katherine Lyons has return
ed from North Adams, where she mas
been spending a few days
Mrs. George S. Mills has gone to
, Essex, Ontario, for several Weeks ~
visit her sister, Mrs. Everett RICH
). ardson.
: The orchestral concert to be rem
S dered at the Knights Templar pan
J, this evening Will begin promptly al
$3.50 o'clock.
Mrs Clinton II. Russell oil the
eastern part of the town has return
: ed from a visit in Glens Falls and Is
= i'll of the grip.
e Mr.. and Mrs. James Gray and Mr
d and Mrs. George Lawrence OF Man
:. chester were in town 1ast evening u
n attend the minstrels.
= Mrs. J. H. Ineson requests mem
II beers of her dancing class 10 meet IL
" Foresters' hall, Friday evening, Jan
q nrOmnt at 8 O'CLOCK.
1t BOYS fieeced underwear, specia
n, 1ec at the New York store this Weei
n RIG values in shoes for the who'll
IN family at the New York store. AdN
% All officers and members of tn
- Vocal and Dramatic club are reques'
"a cd 10 meet at their rooms Thursda
ad evening" '"" ''' " 9St
IT, Tha Cooper Machine company bow
of lers will compete with a team repr'
he senting the Bottum and Torrance -
tonight on the Y. M. C. A. alleys
745.
10 Miss Susan Rogers left Tuesds
evening for Saratoga where she WI
:. spend a few days, going from thei
'e- TO Albany and Schenectady Tor
short visit.
ell Rev Thornton f. Turner is In Bu
ld- lington today to attend the consecr
ST., ton of the Rev. William w. Week
rg- bishop co-adjutor elect of the dioce
ae of Vermont.
nt DR. Barron Fitzgerald came Nc
ON day to visit his uncle, Rev. A. j. 81
ron and returned yesterday afterno
,n 10 his duties at the Fannie All
ING hospital in Burlington.
KEEL Mrs. Michael Kelly of Adams
the went to Troy this morning to vi
ads her daughter, Anna, who is uhuer'
tel, ing treatment at one of the hospiu
mas in that city.
en- TIL ladies' of the w. r. c. will HI
as public card social in their roo
30 Friday evening of this week Adm
sion 10 cents. Light refreshmel
. will be served.
Katherine Sylvester, Lena Egge
Saunders and Ben Franklin arriN
in town this afternoon from Fair
ven. They are to give an enterta
ment this evening at the Method
church.
Invitations are out for a receipt
TO members and friends of Mrs.
II Ineson's dancing class, to be h
in Foresters' hall, Friday event
Jan. 81. Music by Goldsmiths
chestra.
. Perry L. Wolcott, an inmate of
Soldiers home. died Wednesday nj
AT that institution. He was 76 we
old and entered the home in 1906.
was a private in Co. F., seth \
York regiment. Surviving are a
dow and several children living
Pottsdam. n. Y.
The library has two tables OF
a, discards. each book sells for ce
" Among them are books by, Met
1 cheon. Chambers, Parrish, Bari
Roe. Reed, and other favorites.
library closes Saturday-take
of these to keep you busy during
- following two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins NJ. Ora
Y entertained informally at dinner
= their home on Hillside streer t
day evening. Those invited
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Holden. Mr..
Mrs. E. c. Bennett. Mrs. Thor
F. Turner and Mrs. Norman Bias
of Augusta, Me. The table dec
atlons were yellow jonQuils.