The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-05
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lere Tuesday
Mrs. Claire Soule is i'll at her home
on Main street.
Mrs. Z. B Daley OF Adams street
Is i'll OF the grip.
Clarence L. Holden was in Yer
gennes Tuesday on business
Mrs. Maurice Rudd is confined 70
the house by an attack Of tonsllitis-
Miss Nellie Sims of Arlington, a
former resident, is visiting in town.
Miss Anna Crotty has returned !
from a visit to her sister, in Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Ketchum have
moved from Pleasant street to Union
street.
Mrs. e. T. Griswold has returned
from a visit in New York and Brat
telboro
Albert Burgess has accepted en-
ployment in the Bottum & Torrance
factory.
Mrs. Joseph Murphy of Maple street
is in Hoosick Falls at the home OF
Joseph Kempf
After the meeting of the Golden
Cross last evening, the members en-
joyed a candy pull.
Tonight at 7.45 the Cooper Manu-
featuring Co.'S bowlers will bowl the
NightHawks on the Y. NJ. c. A. d.
legs.
The Altar Guild will meet every
Friday afternoon during Lent in the
parish house at o'clock Bring your
sewing.
Manager C. A. Wood, of the
opera house, has booked THE Shep-
herd of the Hills" to appear the lat
ter part Of the month.
Thomas Vail of Troy, well known
summer resident of Old Bennington,
has been elected a director OF the
Commercial Union Telegraph com
pany.
Mrs. Michael Kelly and son, Law
renee, of Adams street, are visiting
Mrs. Kelly's daughter, Anna, at a
Troy hospital today Miss Kelly, who
recently underwent an operation does
not improve as fast as hoped for.
Mrs. Charles Clemmons of New
York and Mrs. Joel H. Russell OF
Riyeredge, n. j, who came here Tues
day with the body of Mrs Russeils
husband, returned home this noon
| While here, they stayed with Miss
Gertrude Hyde.
The Boys Bible class supper viii
be al $50 tonight in the y. M. G. A.
and the class session will follow at
o'clock. Older boys, who are interes
ed in this group of boys are invite,
to come il they will notify the assoc
iation office before six o'clocA.
Mrs. f. D. Bennett, who has beer
in Paris since fall with her daughter
Mrs. George Durand, arrived in New
York, Monday morning on the FrencI
liner. The Rochambeau At present
she is the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Du
ane Madison OF Forest Hin, N. J.
The Tigers rolled the Athletics OF
the y. NJ. c. A. alleys last night am
won by a total of 25S5 against t0ta
of 2525. The Tigers won two Out O
the three strings and scored four O
the five points Dean of the Athletic
rolled the highest of the year. 256.
Benediction Of the Blessed Sacr,
ment and distribution OF the Hoi
p ashes will take place at 730 o'cloc
this evening in St Francis de sale
Z | church and at the church OF the Sac
ed Heart. At both churches mas
was celebrated this morning at eigt
o'clock.
Mrs. Annette HOLSTER entertaino
the members of the Ladies' Aid soci
e ty of the Baptist church at a sily'
n tea at her home on Grandyiew stree
B. Tuesday afternoon. About % wei
O present and the Misses Grace an
n Irene Cook assisted in serving r
(, freshments.
Is. The social dance given by q
s Young Woman's club in their room
X last evening was one of the most su
= cessful ever given by the organic
a, ton. There We're about 100 prese
. and dancing lasted until u o'cloc
Hurley's orchestra of three pieces f
nished the music This was the Ia
l' dance before the beginning OF Lei
At the regular meeting OF Miria
Rebekah lodge Monday eyeniI
which was followed by q social a
. cards, prizes were awarded as
lows: first to Mrs. c. g. PHILLIP
first gentlemen's prize was won
James IL. Shufelt The consOlat
% prizes were won by George Phin
~ and Miss Mabel Livingston.
70 freshments were served.
Il. The widow of Joseph p. Van C
on der, the Troy travelling man. who "
rs killed during a storm in Pittsbu
rs Penn, on January %, and VIII
re-. father and two sisters reside In {
10. village. has settled her case for d.
,st ages against the Washington TT
"a company for 1885. MIR Van Cor
80 was killed by q heavy door whicl
/. =. gale of wind tore from the sect
story of the trust company's build
,w David C. Latshaw. OF the Intel
mo tional Committee. Y. III. G.. a. v
H. headquarters in New York city
hold a conference with the pastor.
''' the community in the associai
building at 10 O'Clock on Thurs
morning. At 1885 he viii speak
the Cooper Machine Co. about
o. work in shops and factories
orl through the country. he viii SD
nm In the high school at 3 p. m. anl
for the evening he viii address a ur
,r, meeting i'm the Baptist church az
az when his topic viii be Co" III
"a are being made for Mr Latshaw io
~. n North Bennington on Friday
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