The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
sSsw o. she Town and ilisse Told Brasth
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urned from Burlington.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. H. Cole have return
ID from Springfield, Mass.
Miss Ida Seplowitz of New York is
a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Margolln'
Born, this morning, ten pound
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Estes OF
Pleasant street
Dancing last Saturday before lent,
this week, Goldsmiths full orchestra
Foresters hall Adv
Miss Blanch Heon went to Hoosick
Falls today to accept posltioh as
waitress in the Phoenix hotel.
Miss Jessie LOOMS returned
Wednesday from visit to her SIS
ter. Mrs. w. T. Lawrence of Troy
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis B. Puffer OF
Troy attended the Knights Templar
bali at Masonic temple last evening |
The Willing Workers of the Bap.
fist church will serve a bean and
oUening price IS cents. 99t2
Mr. and Mrs. II. b. Dickinson OF
Manchester were among those from
out of town who attended the knights
Templar ball Wednesday evening.
Mrs James A. Eddy of Troy, who
has been spending a few days at her
summer home at Old Bennington, re
turned to Troy Wednesday afternoon
All. officers and members of the
Vocal and Dramatic club are request
ed to meet at their rooms thursday
eFeni"e' '-' " 93t2
Tn ladies of the w. r. C. will hold
a public card social in their rooms
Friday evening of this week. Admls-
iii S,,;,i ha served 93t2
The prayer meeting this evening at
the Methodist church will be led by
Willis Stickles. Miss Bell Gregory
will preside at the piano and Nj. b.
/ Morgan will lead the singing.
Miss Florence Reed and F. w. Reed
of North Adams, who came for the
knights Templar ball last evening,
were entertained at the home OF MT.
and Mrs. William II. Nichols.
Whitney Theatre today-A. B. Cum
mings. tenor. will sing another OF
Rossiter's hits, Believe Me Kid. -
Pictures-The Fight For Right Mes
tor drama; Her Inspiration, Milano
drama; A Dry Town, Eclair comedy
The evening study classes will
meet tonight in the Y. M. c. A. as
usual at 7:45, but will have other
teachers besides the Williams Col
lege men who cannot be present OF
account of the examinations IN col
lege.
Young Woman's club dancing class
as usual Friday night, Jan. 81. Tues
day. Feb. 4 the club will hold soc
; ial dance in their rooms over banner
office. Music will be furnished D!
Hurley's orchestra. Admission zoe
Adv.
Miss Elizabeth Kirkwood returned
/. Wednesday from visit to her sister
q Miss Margaret Kirkwood, OF NeN
York The latter, who recently lei
a hospital in New York, where sh
underwent an operation, is doing a
well as could be expected.
: The Cooper Manufacturing Co,
bowling team will compete with IN
Catamount bowlers on the Y Nj. {.
y alleys tonight at 40 Friday evenin
IS there will be match game on the IL
t cal alleys between North Adams an
" the home bowlers at 7:45.
D. Miss Harriet Hicks, daughter
II Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Z. HICKS an
u William Hartman of Troy were ma
red Monday afternoon at the Secon
IN Conversational church by Rev. G.
70 Mills. The attendants were Mrs. Nj
N tina Hicks of Troy and Clarence Gan
n ner of Bennington. The couple wi
- reside at Blakely court, Troy.
" All men connected in any way vii
a the Second Congregational churC
\ are invited to the monthly Brothe
O hood meeting, Friday night, at
IA o'clock. in the chapel John A. Scheu
lie. secretary of the Bennlngt'
County Improvement Associate
will give an address along the line
his work Coffee and doughnuts W
tn be served.
~ The Temple Trio, consisting
~ Rem Franklin. tenor, Miss Catheri
IT, Sylvester. soprano and Mrs. Lee
a Eggero- Saunders, reader, all of Trc
he who gave an entertainment IN I
ed Methodist church last evening und
Is the auspices of the Epworth Leagl
Ter were greeted by a full house. 1
ed entertainment was in every way sa
, factory and was greatly enjoyed
rls all present
Cooper Machine Co bowling tee
bowlers defeated the Collar Sh
nv bowlers in a match game on the
for NJ. c. A. alleys last night, the form
team bowled scores as follow
ny Conan. 1913; ]. Lockland, SOC;
- Waite. 449; r. Perry, 400; j. II
.eu nagle. 300: total three strings. lsS
me the latter team bowled as follow
Flemming. 361; Fay, S6I; Deio
. 1926: La Franchise, 249; Sexton, 81
total three strings, 1866. Loekla
bowled 236 on the last string,
highest single game in a match q
season.
Don't forget the great festival
North Pownal Friday evening, Jal
|, ary 81. Take the electric car
/. las o'clock D. m. to Pownal stati'
The steam car is due at North PC
nd nal before nine o'clock. The tel
"A | val will last to o'clock a. m. }
~ all. good places TO rest after
tei festival. Come back by the $50
&c | 2 % q 9 10 . m elnam car 10 10