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Miss Nellie Hathaway has returned
from visit in Albany and Troy.
Born, Sunday, a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Sausville of Gage
street.
Miss Gertrude Nolan of Jefferson
avenue has gone to Proctor for a
weeks visit.
Miss Catherine Fields of North
Adams is visiting her cousin, Miss
Daisy Abee.
Goldsmith's big orchestra, pieces,
at Foresters' hall Wednesday. Dane
ing 9 until l.
Miss Blonche Smith and Miss Emma
Stewart of Adams visited friends in
town Sunday.
Mrs. Bridget Madden, wife of John
Madden. died in the western part of
the town Sunday morning.
Mrs. George Lee and son Spencer,
of Main street, left today for a few
weeks visit in Springfield.
Miss Tillis Silver and Miss Mar
| garet Shea and Eugene Shea, jr,
visited in Hooslck Falls Sunday.
Mrs. Edmund Brown, daughter NIL
| dred, and Miss Isabel Remington,
left Sunday for Nantasket Beach.
Mrs. A. Wilson of North Adams
was a weekend guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. S. Turner of Adams street.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Moore of New
York have arrived at the Casey farm
at Bennington Falls, for the summer.
Bring the children Wednesday az
ternoon to the lawn party and let
them enjoy the five-cent grab bag.
Adv.
Miss Gertrude Mcclure has closed
her school in Readsboro and return
ed to her home here for the summer
vacation
BILLY" Connors, of the Bennington
baseball team. who has been laid-up
for a week by sprained ankle, will
be able to play in the next game.
Frank H. Wilder of Boston, Mass,
collector of old books and docu
ments has lately been frequent visi-
club watched the game at Fowler park
Visit the fancy table at the lawn
party Wednesday afternoon and see
the display of steamer, knitting, work
and shoe bags. Just the thing for a
gift Adv
The condition of Mrs. John Evans
of South Branch street who under
went an operation at the Samaritan
hospital, Thursday, is as favorable as
can be expected.
Albert Mathers of Greenfield, a for
mer resident, passed the weekend
with his brother, George Mathers. His
daughters, who accompanied him here
are to reman awhile.
Louis A. Robinson of Chicago, con
troller of the Chicago and Northern
railway, accompanied by his wife and
daughter, have been visiting relatives
at the Robinson homestead in the Old
Village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wickham
and two daughters of Schenectady,
former residents, who have been pass
ing few days in Pittsfield, are visit
ing Mrs. Wickham's mother, Mrs.
Bridget Dowd.
News has been received here of
the marriage at Waterbury, Conn, of
Miss Luella Smith of Bennington to
Francis Bran of Waterbury. Mr..
and Mrs. Bran will make their
II home in Bennington.
Frank Howe arrived home Sunday
night from Worcester, Mass, where
Mrs. Howe is in the Memorial hospi-
tai awaiting an operation which she
will undergo within a few days. Her
condition is favorable. Her mother,
Mrs. A. o. Cummins, is with her
Sing Fong Lee, the only Chinaman
in the world presenting an English
monologus on the stage, arrived this
morning from Buffalo, where he just
closed a weeks engagement. He is
to fill twodays' engagement at the
Library theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kennon of New
ark, N. j., are passing vacation with
Mr.. Kennon's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Kennon OF Weeks street. Mr.
and Mrs. Kennon's granddaughter
Miss May Gaudette of Springfield
Mass, will arrive Tuesday to pass the
balance of the summer here.