The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-05
SENNlNaTON BRIEFS
lsaws Of the Town and NIIsse Told Bsisfib
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William Mclaughlin is visiting in
Dorset.
Miss Eugenia Terrin is visiting in
Pittsfeld.
Miss Sarah McCue has returned
from Troy.
Miss Bessie Holden of Adams is
visiting in town.
Miss Rose Foster is visiting at
her home In Rutland.
Miss Ella Murray of Gage street
is visiting in Rutland.
Miss Mary Parker is visiting in
Rutland for the week end.
Misses Bertha and Anna Levin Of
New York are visiting their parents
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kennedy of
Albany are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John McCue.
Miss Margaret Pilling acted as
pianist at Ben Venue library Wed
nesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Squires of
New York are visiting his mother,
Mrs. F, N. Squire.
Miss Marjorie Shurtleff, of the
staff of the Springfield Union, is
visiting in the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Hawks
have returned from a few days stay
at Crown Point ON Lake Champlain,
| Mrs. E. w. Bradford has returned
| from visit at South Bend, Ind.
and Detroit and White Pigeon, Mich
Mrs. Rachael Ruskin and daughter
Eva of New York are visiting Mrs
Ruskins daughter, Mrs. Morris
Levin, Jr.
Mis- Hilda Tiffany of Richmond
Ind, former resident, has arrived
to pass the summer with Miss Mar
.ret Pilling.
Miner C. Clark has gone to spent
the summer with his uncle, Jesse A
Miner, who owns fruit and dairy
farm in Hinsdale, Mass.
! Members of Taft Commandery X
T. are requested to meet at the
Temple tomorrow evening at 7.3(
O'Clock for a few minutes.
fsaorris Levin, who has been pass
ing vacation with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Levin, will re
turn Sunday to New York.
B. S. Luther, who is connected
with the Stevens-Duryea automobile
company, was in town Friday, th'
guest of his uncle, R. B. Hamlen.
Mrs. Libbie Elkins and Miss Ros,
Schulman, former residents, wht
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Levin, will return to New
York Sunday.
Miss Carolyn Clark is spending |
few days with her aunt, Mrs. Lindi
Burnett, whose husband Daniel Bur
nett has recently purchased the Up
ton farm in Adams, Mass.
A meeting of Bennington Council
knights of Columbus, will be held II
their rooms Sunday morning follow
ing late mass. All members SHOULD
be present. Important business.
The ladies' of st. Peters parish
are arranging for a lawn party, sup
i per and sale to be held at the HON,
of Harrison l. Norton, Elm street
Wednesday afternoon, July 16. ant
If it should rain, then the following
day.
The First Baptist church will con
| ~ a
m. and 7.30 p. m. TIE pastor, VIM
f. Meyer, will preach at both ser
vices. The morning theme will b.
"Christ's Gifts to the Church" TIL,
Bible school will meet at noon, ant
the C. e. society at $50 p. m. AL
are invited TO meet and WORSHIP
with us.
There have been a number of In
stances recently in which a person
or persons have impersonated polio,
officers in this village by showing 1
badge and temporarily taking charg,
of intoxicated men. II Is reported
that in some instances the intoxi
Gated individuals have been relieves
of money. If the parties are discoy
cred they will be summarily deal
with.
Among the horses entered at thu
Mettowee Driving Park in Granville
N. Y, yesterday in the 2:29 clas
trot was c. 4. Shows Morning
Star" and II. +. Burgess Peggy 81
Clair. Morning Star captured sec
ond in each heat with Peggy 81
Clair taking fourth, the time bein
given as follows: 1929 Ia, 1929 l.:
L2:29 IA. In the 2:35 trot and pac
"Our Lady" owned by c. +. Sno'
took fourth money against thre
PAGERS among which was H. z. Bul
igess' SISTER Barbra" that too
second money. The time
! half mile heats was as follows
1907 IL, 1903, 1907.
There were a few minor accident
: during the Fourth but none OF tn
victims were more than painful
!, burned. Little Margaret Leonard {
1 Gage street was severely burned o
i left hand and her clothing was sc