The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-08-21
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Miss Sadie Deutsh of New York is
visiting Miss Lena Margolin.
Miss Lillian Guiltina has returned
from a brief visit in Brattleboro.
Boys suits at $3.50 worth $500 at
Mulligan & Roche's. ADV. 64t2
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Lambert are
to go tomorrow to Mantle, Conn, for
a two weeks visit.
A shipment of over $50 pairs of
new fall Emerson shoes just receiy-
ed at Noyecks. Adv.
Mrs. Nettie McGfl of Trenton, N.
j., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Rachel
Conan OF Union street.
A large shipment of latest styles,
new fall ladies and misses suits just
received at Noveck's. ADV.
Mrs Dewitt E. Lewis and son are
visiting Mrs. Helen Lewis at the
North Adams hospital today
Carl White, who has been visiting
his father. James White, returned to-
day to his home in Newark, N. j.
Mrs. l.. II, Davis. Miss Flora Muir
ply and Mrs B.. G.. Slade are attend
ing the. Cambridge fair today.
Packard Harbour OF Stamford.
who has been visiting his aunt, Mrs.
l.. b. Parker, has returned home.
Misses Ida and Minnette Austin
have returned to Portland, Me, after
visit at the home of George Wood
ard.
Miss Vida Church of Troy. and
Miss Gladys Whitman OF North Ben
ninston are visiting Mrs. Thomas
Whitman Of imperial Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Towsley
and daughter Eunice of Manchester
were the guests recently of Mrs.
Ella Towsley and family of Scott st.
There viii be a special card party
in Golden Cross hall. Friday evening.
Admission 10 cents. 800" will be
the game and refreshments served.
Adv
Mrs. D. G. Cronin of Brooklyn, a
resident of Bennington 26 years ago
and who has not been here for 10
years, is a guest of Mrs. f. l..
Nichols.
Miss Nellie lockwood today be-
gan a two weeks vacation from her
duties at the Richie store and left
for Brooklyn to be the guest of Mrs.
Harry Smith.
Miss Estela Russell of Old Ben.
nington has returned from the Sa-
marian hospital in Troy where she
recently underwent an operation for
appendicitis.
The final clearance sale of all sum
mer wearabes at the Noycck store
will be continued until Saturday.
Sept. 80 with price still more saugh-
tered than before. Adv
The funeral OF the seven months
old son OF Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gray
was held from the house at o'clock
Wednesday afternoon, Rev. G. g
Mills officiating The burial was in
the village cemetery
A party consisting of Frank
O'Toole, Miss Tillie Hurvey, Miss
Florence Shea of North Adams and
John Slattery We're among those
from Bennington who attended the
fair at Cambridge Wednesday.
II sufficient interest is shown n
class OF children of from to years
will be formed using the Montessor
system of training. The Montessori
apparatus will be used. Address c.
care OF Banner office. Adv 63t2
Miss Ethel Russell, Miss Jessie
Robinson and Miss Martha Holton
have resigned their positions at the
Bottum & Torrance factory and are
to enter the Troy Orphan asylum
training school preparatory to be-
coming gcyernesses.
Lewis b. Chandler. whose death
occurred a few days ago at Hay
wards, Calf. was in the clothing
business for many years while a res
ident of Bennington, selling out to
the late Charles G. Cole. Mr.. Chand
Ter was in his Goth year.
William j. Hicks has enlarged and
remodeled a house that has been
long vacant on his property a short
distance north of the Governor Rob.
inson bridge. A comodious ell has
been built on the west of the house
and the original structure has been
SO completely rebuilt that the house
is as good as new
One of the places that have recent
" become popular among the auto
mobilists of this section is the Cowee
gladiola farm at Berlin, n. Y. a
large number Of acres on the farm
are devoted to the cultivation of this
flower, which presents a rare and
beautiful sight when in blossom.
Bennington autoists have visited the
farm in numbers this summer.
Miss Ellen Mcdonnell a maid in
the employ OF the family of Lloyd
Saltus of Short Hills. ~ j.. who is
spending the summer in a cottage AT
Manchester became suddenly insane
Wednesday. The case was taken
before Judge Grifith and commit.
ment was issued for the Brattle.
boro Retreat
Manchester fair will be on SeDt.
Is. IL and Is with all of the usual
attractions. There will be three
races on the second day and three
on the third as follows: Wednesday
Sept IL, 2.30 trot or pace. purse
Sl5o: ga trOt. purse. sl75: 22O
pace or 2.l6 trot. purse $3.50 Thurs
day Sept. is. PAS trot or pace con