The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-17
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George NJ Temple of Woodtord has
been in the village today.
Mrs. Henry A. Harmon OF Rutland
Is the guest of Mrs. f. B. Huling.
Mrs. ]. II. Iueson's dancing class
tonight in N. e. o. p. hall from to
10.
Z, 8. Sumner of Main street has
gone TO Boston for vacation OF two
weeks.
Mrs. John Toomey OF Gage street
has returned from a months visit in
New York.
| Misses Anna and Margaret Lyons,
have returned from vacation in
New York.
Mrs Olin HARDWOOD of North street
is entertaining friends at tea this
afternoon.
| Mrs. Florence Mckee OF Perth
Washington. N. Y, is passing few
days i'll town.
Fillmore Paddock is pushing the
construction OF his new house on
Fairlawn Park.
Miss Alice Morrissey, who has
position as nurse in Troy, is at home
| for 4 few days.
| S. l.. Carpenter OF Genoa. N. T.,
was guest last evening OF the En-
dress brothers.
| J. b. Morse is assisting in the build
ing OF a house for Henry Green OF
North Bennington.
Just received a large shipment OF
the latest coats and suits at the
Nichols store. Adv.
Nicholas Morrissey, Jf.. is time
keeper at the new works of the Hen
nington Scale company.
Government Engineer d. II. VIII
son was in Shaftsbury. Arlington
and Sunderland. Thursday.
Don't forget the New England sup
per at the Guideboard chapel this
evening al $50 O'Clock. Price IL
cents.
| @. P. Endress. who has been con
fined to the house from the effects
OF ivy poisoning on his hands and
feet is out again.
II. Meyer, ladies' and gents tailor
has removed from 42G Main street
TO Dewey block. corner Main and
North streets. Suits pressed for 80
cents. 07tI2
Probate Judge +. c, Bennett was
In Albany Thursday and secuted. an
opportunity TO hear the anal arsu.
ments in the Impeachment trust OF
Gov. Sulaer. go ~
The condition OF Mrs. Chauneey
Ros<pburg OF PowDsl. who suffered
a shock Wednesday night, 10 serious.
Mrs. Rosenberg is well known in
Bennington.
| Mrs. J. II. slneson invites all the
young folks who. wish to join dane
ing class 10 meeS in, n. T., o. p. hall
at four O'Clock Saturday afternoon,
loci. IS. ADV. ..A 't.r... 20. E.
The Resurrection, Tolstoy's inn
mortal play in four parts featuring
Blanche Walsh supported by cast
of famous players viii be shown al
the Library theatre to day only. Adv.
| For sale at the North street sec,
ond hand store, three burner gas
plate in good condition, beds and
springs. chairs. carpets. etc. Also L
good supply OF mems and women's
wool underwear. Adv.
Rosa Peaute,, son, John, and Domi-
nick Labranie. have removed from
Green Mountain Valley back into
Mark Hsrbour's white house near
Camp Comfort in Woodford.
Percy Bassett of Gage street. who
is stenographer and bookkeeper for
the Gilbert & Baker company OF
snringfeis, Mass, recently visited
his mother. and grandmother, Mrs.
Susan Robinson, of Gage street.
| Sportsmen, and others who have
been in the woods recently report
that deer are frequently seen. which
Indicates that the season for hunt
Ing these animals during the open
season in November may be favor
able. t..t-
Mrs. VIM. f. Hawks. Jr.. Mrs. II.
N. Williams. Mrs. George W. Reese
man, Mrs C. w. Phillips enjoyed
delightful auto ride "Wednesday at
ternoon visiting several adjoining
towns The trip was made in Mrs.
Hawks car.
The observance OF the slst birth
day OF Mrs. Marietta Bo,tum Thurs
day evening at her home on West
Main street, was made very enjoy.