The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-07
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Mr. and Mrs. Guy McKeon of Ar
lington are visiting here today.
Thomas Stewart of Mill street left
Monday night for a trip to Cuba.
Miss Mary Root is a guest of Miss
Katherine Sherman of Castleton.
Miss Jessie Burgess has accepted
posotion with Bottum & Torrance Co.
H. c. Gleason OF Burlington, inter
ma revenue collector, is in the VII
lage.
Mrs. w. NJ. Needham, who has been
visiting relatives in Burlington, has
returned home.
George w. Yates of Saratoga
Springs, formerly of Old Bennington,
is in the village.
Roy Davis of Gloversyille, who mas
been visiting friends in town, return
ed home Monday.
Miss Ruth Madden, who has been
visiting relatives here, has returned
to her home in Troy.
Mrs. Simeon Lane of SALISBURY is
visiting her daughter, Mrs William
! E. Bailey of North street.
Overcoats at IS, worth from $l2 to
! SIS at Mulligan G. Roche's for men
and voung men. Adv. 1878
Miss Catherine Hackett has return
ed to Gloversville, N. Y, after Wis
| it with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. }.
f. Hackett.
Richard Van Santvoord has return
| ed to the Hotckiss school at Lakeville
| Ct, after passing the holidays at
his home here.
| Miss Della Dewmaw and her moth
err are moving from the Harris house
on Division street to the Burnham
house on Union street.
Proprietor La Fortune of the Yale
restaurant will be the caterer at
banquet given this evening by the
Putnam hose company
Prof. George S. Wheatley of the
University of Pennsylvania has re
turned to Philadelphia after spending
the week end with friends in town.
Miss Zenobia Royce, who has been
passing the holiday recess with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Royce,
has returned to Syracuse university.
Overcoats and suits at $40, worth
from $25 to $50 at Mulligan &
Roches. $40 overcoats and suits
now SIS, Hart Schaffner & Marx
make Adv. 73tS
The condition of Anna Kelley
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael kel
ly of Adams street, who has been SER
iously i'll. is reported somewhat i'm.
proved.
The intermediate Boys Bible class
e NJ. c. A. will be resumed on
Wednesday evening, Jan. 9Th at $50
when supper will be served to the
members.
DR.. Gordinier of Troy was in Ben
nington, Monday evening, in consulta
ton with local physician in the case
of George Stoddard, who recently sus
: tanned paralytic shock.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. O'Nell and son
who have been spending the holidays
with Mrs. O'Neils parents, Mr. and
Mrs. N. j. Morrissey or County street
returned this morning to their home
In Hudson ~ Y.
: Tomorrow evening at Odd Fellows
hall, Stark lodge officers for the en-
: suing year will be installed by Dis
trict Deputy f. T. futile of Manches
ter Depot. All Odd Fellows are re
quested to be present.
The Life Problem Glass" viii
meet tonight at 80 in the Y. M. c
A. for the first time since the holi
days and p. T. II. Pierson will have
charge of the discussion which vii
/; be on Christian Ideals of Business
and Professional Honor"
The funeral of John Stewart vat
lheld from the home of his son, Johl
+ | Stewart, of Lyons street Sunday al
ternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. G. S. Mile
of the Second Congregational churcl
....ciated. The bearers were his fou
: grandsons, John, Thomas, Robert ant
Roderick Stewart.
A phone message from Williamstowl
last night makes it necessary L
| change the date of the entertainment
given by the Williams College stud
> ents from Friday night 10 Thursda
; night of this week. 1t will now b
I. held in the gymnasium at 745 p. m
on Jan. 9th and all men and employ
,, ed boys will be very welcome to al
tend.
The regular session of the Bushes
Mems gymnasium class will be resun
ted today in the Y. Nj. c. A. at 5 o'clocl
and the Senior class tonight at |
n m. A number of new members ar
being enrolled at this season and II
= a good time for any Interested 4
physical work to start in with tn
class before they get into the regJ
lar routine of class work.
4 Beginning this evening the Firs
z Baptist church is observing the wee
/ of prayer. The subjects for meditI
3 ton on the four consecutive ever
= ings are, Ourselves" Our Chi
2 dren," Our Young People "Ou
Neighbors." The meetings begin a
730 and every member of the churc
a is expected to be present at one @
q more OF the meetings.
g Mrs. ID. E. Coping and childre
a have left for their home in New Yor
q after spending the holidays with NJ
and Mrs. Coping Of Putnam street.
2 There are to be three evening NEE
ings in 49, Methodist Episcops
e church this week, commencing {,
night The service this evening wi
l. be in charge Of the official board wit
n John H. Evans as leader NAL