The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-15

LOCAL OVERFLOW

colt to Frank Potter of Pownal.
MrsLouisc Curtis of Old Benning
ton is visiting in Southport, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. h. Holden have
returned from visit in Poughkccp-
sic.
After a short stay in the village,
Albert A. Norton has returned to
New York.
. Seymour Van. Santyoord is moving
from Furnace Cove TO Shadow
Brock farm.
Miss Ursula Frost of New Jersey
is a guest of Mrs. Robert Ii. Merrill
Of Old Bennington
Mrs. G. ], Kinsley will entertain
Branch No tomo row Thursday
afternoon from to 5.
VIM. J.. Cummings is successor TO
.Hclls Elwel, as liver on the mail
wagon for the Harry NJ. Tuttle Go.
jed T.. Johnson who has been scri-
onsly afflicted with rheumatism for
several months, is improving rapid
ly.
The dancing class taught by Mrs.
Burdick at the Young Womans club
rooms. over Banner Office viii be
held tonight. Adv.
Rev. Elmer Mckee will hold a re-
ligicus services at the Fcrndale
chu 'ch, Woedtord Hollow Sunday
evening at Z O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson of Adj
ans have been guests for a few days
OF his brother. G. s. Wilson of The
west part Of the town.
Clarence Waite. who had foot
injured ON the Rutland railroad at
North Bennington last August b
able to walk out oncrutchcs.
Dr. J. +. Howard has moved from
Bcloit City, Kansas, to Riverside,
california The doctor is "A son of
Jared Howard of this village.
Clarence Waite has moved from
North Bennington into Mr. fetch
RS house, il3 Park street. John
Valch of Manchester is visiting NJ.
Waite.
Morris Lcyin has the foundation
learly ready Tor q large barn on
liver street, on parcel OF land
bought of Mrs Nellie MOrrisscy, a.
Joining his home place.
Joseph Johnson of Weeks street
has finished work as gardener and
General utility man a, Old Bcnning
on, aud viii now take employment
With the Electric Light Co.
Assistant Judge c. u. Kent of Dor.
rr -urrivcd in cle village lass evcn-
ng and this morning went TO Pow
nal where he was to meet AssiStan,
Judge c. A. Perry cf Readsboro and
ppoint license commissioner to.
MI a vacancy caused by removal
rom town OF one OF the original
aoH-d.
Hon Seymour Van Santyoord re-
urned Tuesday f'om stay ut Num-
Ter -Four in the Hdirondacks. where
&c has a camp. He secured one OF
he largest deer he ever shot, a buck
hat approached the 250-pound mark
cry closely lie expects TO return
humble -Four for hunting trip
hcrlly.
Bennington Grange will hold its
.epula. meeting this evening. The
lecturers program will consist Of
uusic, reading talk and pan,o-
nine Wanted a Wife" The sur
Prise committee consisting of Ed.
Knapp. Arthur Elwell and Mr. Wick
~ have a big surprise in store for
hose who attend. All come
Patrick Riley OF Putnam street,
1 brakeman in the employ of The
rutland railroad company, had a
land badly crushed while coupling
ars at Stcphentown, n. Y. ycslcr
lay. Il was at first the opinion of
physicians tina, all of the hand would
have to be amputatcd but later n
was decided that there was a chance
20 save the hand.
Mrs. VanWert, an aged woman who
lives with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Sigworth on North street, wandered
from home late yesterday afternoon
and was net found until about 10
o'clock. About 9 o'clock. when no
trace Of the missing woman could
be found, the lost alarm was rung
for the assistance of the fire depart
mcnt Shortly before 10 O'Clock Ed
ward Green came into the village
ever the pownal road and reported
tha; nc had seen a woman in the
road short distance beyond The
Isaac Pratt farm. Chief OF Police
we're taken in an automobile over
South street and by mquiring along
the road finally located Mrs. Van.
Vert in the Park Lawn cemetery.
| She was nearly exhausted from her