The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-01

nam house, d. Wishing az MS FORMER
hOme Ia Bristol
Roy ncnlcy. one OF HE account
ants al the Holden and Leonard
nil'. is away CA his vacation.
George y. Stevens expects 10 close
his summer home here today and e.
ura 90 New York for the winter.
Branch No. 8. OF 81. Mary's Guild.
viii me. with Mrs. George +. Graves
tomorrow ate noCn from 3 TO 3.
Edward Kelly. who has been visit
ing his mother. Mrs. Hugh Kelly OF
Old bennington. has returned to
frly.
There viii be card social In
Golden Gross hall Thursday evening
rom 3 To 1880 O'Clock. Admission.
A. cents.
Moonlight hop Friday evening,
Oct. 3. FCrestcrs' hall. Goldsmith >
fun orchestra. Admission % cents
Dancing . to II. Adv. $50
Miss Catherine Gorgus OF Dewey
street went TO Troy this morning
10 enter the nurses training
school CT the Samaritan hospital.
George 4. McNamara of Danbury.
Conn, who has been guest several
weeks of his sister, Mrs. Calvin En-
ircys, left today for Hartford, Conn.
The Cubs football team. managed
ly Albert Pellcrin. challenge the
Tigerincs TO play any time or place,
just as they are. without reference
10 size or weight
Mrs. 4. @. Lasell and daughter
Miss Dorothy Lasell. who have been
)asring q few weeks at the Walloom'
sac inn, have returned 90 their home
Trey.
Mrs. Adella +. Elwcll has bought
of George Mallory OF Troy his house
on County street. The sale was
made through the Nash 4 Hutchins
real estate agency.
Al members OF last years Gaia
noun, basketball team OF the Y NJ
C.. A. are requested 10 meet AT thu
~" Friday. also ali who wish 10 try
for positions on the new team.
The young woman's club will holt
1 social dance Friday evening II
| heir rooms over the Banner Office
/ from $50 to -. Mrs. Burdick O
Huosick Falls will be present. ADV
James Whitney is moving IA
| cigar store into Tie Dewey building
recently repaircd on North street
VIM. Z. Bissell of the Tel. q TIE
CO., has moved into the V. G. Edgel
ton house on unicn street.
Plans are being made to hay
Thomas Houston, the blind eyang'
list, speak at the Y. NJ. c. a. on Sun
lay Oct 18th. as the opening of th
Sunday afternoon plans for the Sc;
son. Subject and hour will be mad
later.
The business mems gym class Ina
their class yesterday and the ne,
one will be ON Friday afternoon o
the Y. NJ. c. A. lloor. This is III
time to get in the class to rene
your youth and to keep what you,
you already have.
The funeral of Mrs Mary Louis
Kirby of North Bennington, who die
Tuesday at the home of her daug
ter, Mrs. Mary King of the Guild
board district, was held at 8 o'cloC
this mo ming from the church OF Il
!, Sacred Heart, Rev G. +. Prevo
officiating. The bearers were Alfrt
! King. John Kirby of Willamstow
j. Dupell of Pownal, Mr.. Gray, Mo
es Kirby and William Valencoul
! ! The burial was in The new Cathol
! cemetery al Old Bennington.
The bowling committee of the
NJ. C. A. met last night and discuss,
plans fer the bowling season. 1t h
, been decided by the board Of dire
tors that all bowlers in match gam
may bowl al the rate of five cen
per string whether members of {
association or not. But for all gam
outside of The tournaments on
| members will bowl at the FIVE ce
1 rate. The alleys will be open +
: games during the month
: October and any group of fello'
t who desire to get up team m
S get in as much practice as they {
Il sire so that the tournament shedl
Il may be made up to begin about \
g vember LIST.