The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-31
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
spSs Or tIle Town and ilIsse Told Brio I'll
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William HOLSTER has returned
from visit in Troy.
P. H. Thompson of Arlington was
among the visitors in town Thursday
John p. Gavin of Jefferson avenue
is recovering from an illness of the
grip.
The condition of Mrs Russell of
the Burgess road, who is Ill, remains
unchanged
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barton of
South SALISBURY have been visiting
in the village.
The condition of Rev. A. j. Barron
was reported to show considerable
Improvement this morning.
Miss Mona Hubbard, who has been
a guest of Miss Martha Holton, has
returned to her home in Rutland.
Ralph Remington is unable to at
tend to his duties as clerk at the
Drysdale store, because Of illness.
William f. Hawks returned this
morning from Portland Me-, where he
has been since Tuesday on business
Nicholas Petros has returned from
Springfield, Mass, Where he was
called because of the death of rela-
tive.
Rev. John ]. Cullion of Dorset is in
town for a couple of days, visiting his
mother, Mrs. Thomas Cullion of Ma
pie street.
Mrs. George Hlnsdill of North Ben
nngton is spending the winter in
New York city with her sister Mrs,
r. w. Turner.
Miss Edith Folland expects to
leave Saturday for Albany where she
will enter the training school for nurs-
es at the Albany City hospital.
Mrs. Fred Burt and daughter Eliz-
abeth, who have been visiting Miss
Vera Males, have gone to Pittsfeld.
where Mr.. Burt has position.
Ernest and Floyd Whitman, who
have been passing a part of the win
ter in California have left Los Ange-
les for San Francisco, on their way
home.
Mrs Ralph H. White and daughter,
Janet, who have been spending few
days with Mrs. Whites father, H. d.
Fillmore, returned to North Benning-
ton today.
Miss Laura Dagesse has recovered
from an illness of the grip
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester H. Nichols left
chic inc vic In, Vnrlr
and Brooklyn.
The Misses Laura and Stella Van
Gorder and their father, James Van
Gorder, have returned from Troy,
where they went to attend the funer-
al of their brother.
Saturday night there will be a
match game on the Y. NJ. c. A. al
legs between the Brush Shop bowlers
and a team from North Bennington,
beginning at 7.30 o'clock.
Among those who have purchased
automobiles this year, are Arthur J.
Holden and Perry B. Gardner Both
cars are Cadillac touring cars and
will be delivered early in the spring
Tuesday evening. Feb. 4. the Young
Woman's club will hold social dance
in their rooms over Banner office
Music will be furnished by Hurleys
orchestra. Admission Csc Adv. 95t3
William Wills accompanied his
brother, Harry, to Troy today. where
the latter will consult DR.. J. p. Marsh
His improvement from the attack of
blood poisoning has not been as rapid
as was hoped for
Tonight the match game on the Y.
NJ. c. A. alleys will be contested with
North Adams. The local bowlers will
probably be Cranston, Dean. Har-
wood, Sears and W. White. The game
will start soon after 7.45 o'clock.
Remember John A. Sheurle, Secre-
tary of the Bennington Co. Improve
ment association. is to speak to men
at a social gathering tonight in the
Second Congregational chapel. Dough
nuts and coffee will be served. Hour
8 O'clock
Services in St Peters church, Sun
day, Feb. End, will be- Holy Com
munion, at 730 and 1915; Sunday
School, $50 a. m; Evening Prayer,
p. IN. Subject of the address in the
morning will be Dedication in the
Temple; in the afternoon Fourth
Article of the Creed" Lenten cards
will be ready for distribution at these
services.
En-. Sir George B. Wheeler, en-
grand fnCnaQtOr Of tho GRAND anm.
mandery of Vermont, will in his Off
cial capacity visit Taft Cammandery,
No. s, X. T.. Friday evening. Feb. z,
the occasion being the annual inspec-
ton. The commandery will open in
full form with reception to Rt. EN-.
Sir Frank L. Clark, grand command
er of grand commandery of Vermont,
and his suite.
The Cooper Manufacturing Co. s
bowlers won the match game from
the Catamounts on the Y. NJ c. A. al.
legs last night, scoring four of the
Ave points. The individual and team
totals follow Cooper Manufacturing
Co; r. Resseguie, 534; c. Resseguie,
479; Estabrook, AGO. Mallory, 351
Sherman, 444; team total PIGS. Cat.
amounts; Bottum. ass; II. Hufnagel
344: j. Hufnagel; Carpenter. 434;
Harte, 500; team total, 2057. The
high scores were bowled by r. REESE.
guie, POS; II. Bottum, 2O7, and by C.
Resseguie, POS.
Boy Scout Work will be presented
tonight by State Scout Commissioner
r. N Clark of purlington in the Y