The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-09-22
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Mrs. A. Deslaurier is moving from
Depot street to Spring street
Daniel f. Sullivan of Holyoke, |
Mass, is visiting old friends in town.
John A. Connolly has completed "A
large sign for the Bennington garage.
Tarrant Sibley, Roy. Hanish and
John Davis spent Sunday in Airing
tom
Mrs. Lena Kerson of North Adams
was Sunday guest of Mrs. Joseph
LEVIN.
Clarence Honiker has returned
from Pittstield where he has been
working.
Isaac Levin has returned from
Manchester, where he has been Wis
iting a week.
Mrs. John Toomey left this morn
ing for visit of several weeks in
New York city.
Miss Ella Cummings and Miss Ella
Lyons were Sunday guests of friends
in Hoosick Falls. 80
Miss Fannie Paddock and her
mother, Mrs. Celia Paddock spent
Sunday in Arlington.
Robert Cummings was guest
Saturday and Sunday OF John Ken
ny of North Bennington.
John Coughlin moved Saturday
| from the Columbian house into the
brick house on Hillside street.
Rev Joseph Robinson of Old Ben
| nington preached in the Presbyterian
CHURCH in Hoosickl Falls Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Houfan and Mrs.
George Smith left Saturday for North
| Adams to visit relatives a few weeks.
Albert Brooks has moved from the
1 Woodward house on Depot street in
to the ODonnell house on Lincoln
street.
/ Work is progressing finely on the
basement for the new school build
ing and forms for The concrete foun-
dation are being set.
Mrs F. NJ. Thompson and Mrs.
Catherine Houran have returned
from Nerth Adams. where they have
been visiting relatives.
| DR.. F. J. Hurley. William l.. Gokay.
{. l.. Holden and Or. f. S. Braley
have returned from a two weeks
fishing trip to OXBow, Me.
| Miss Alfredo Mahnkan who has
been a guest of Miss Blanche Adams
for three months. returned this after
noon to her home in Brooklyn.
| Miss Marietta Howard and Miss
| Helen Cashmere OF North Adams
l Normal school spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Howard of South
| SALISBURY.
| Mrs. John Proud of Gage street
went to Troy this morning to accom-
pany home her husband who recent
~ underwent an operation at the
| Troy hospital.
| Miss Jennie Drysdale has returned
from visit to Miss Marjorie Shurt
| left of Springfield, Mass. and has re
sumed her duties at the DrysdalC
store, after two weeks vacation.
| Judge o. NJ. Barber and family
| VINO nave been passing the summer
/ in Bennington. win leave Wednesday
fer Washington where Judge BarbeI
will take up his duties in the Gus
toms court for the winter.
| Miss Isabelle Mattison of Troy /.
passing few DAYS with her sister
in-law Mrs. b. S. Madison on Beecl
| street before leaving for Meadyille
| Pa, where she expects to pass tho
| winter with her brother, Harry Mat
| tison.
Joe" Peloquin who was a mem
Der of the pitching staff of the Ben
| nlngton baseball team last summer
| leaves today for his home in Will
mantle, Conn. Since the season clos
ed he has passed the larger portion
Of his time in Bennington.
| The two weeks mission services
which have been held at the ST.
Francis de Sales church closed Sun.
day. The first half was devoted 10
services for women and the last for
men. Two services were held daily.
at n. m. and at $50 p. m: with a
mass and sermon in the morning
and sermon and benediction in the
evening. The mission has proved a
great success in renewing interest in
religious effort.