The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-07-22
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Lonergan
have returned from their wedding
trip.
Mrs. Mary Adams has returned
from brief visit at her home in Ar
lington.
Andrew B. Oatman has sold the
Godfrey store property on Main ST.,
to F M. Paddock.
Mrs.. c. D. Gibson expects to go to
North Adams today to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Flora Young.
Miss Frances Ernst is to leave to-
morrow for her home in Keedysville,
Md, for six-weeks vacation.
Rev. Joseph Robinson of Old Ben
nington will preach at Ben Venue Ii
brary Wednesday evening at eight
o'clock.
Miss Hilda Van Vleeck has return
ed to her nome in North Adams, af-
ter a visit to her grandmother, Mrs
c. ID. Gibson.
There will be a special meeting of
the board of directors OF the Y. NJ.
c. A. in the association building to-
night OF o'clock.
R. f. Stark, president of the
National State bank of Troy, who is
passing the summer in Bennington,
motored to Troy Monday
Miss Mary Doyle, supervisor at the
local telephone exchange, left this
morning on vacation to be spent in
Burlington and Glens Falls.
The Guideboard prayer meeting
this evening at 8 O'Clock will be con
Quoted by Mrs. John Evans. The pub
lie is cordially invited to this service.
Mrs. Helen Russell, daughter Ma
bel and son William and wife Of
Hoosick Falls were weekend guests
OF Mrs. Eliza Enright of Adams
street, making the trip by auto.
Mrs. VIM. Warren of School street,
accompanied by'her son Walter were
in Pittsford Sunday, visiting her son
George who is undergoing treatment
at the Sanitorium.
The advance samples of Columbia
records for August may now be heard
at Griswolds. The list contains new
ones by Chancey Olcott, Mother
Machree" and My Beautiful Irish
Maid
Prof. Russell of Williams college,
who is occupying the pulpit of the
Old First church during the absence
Of the pastor preached his second
sermon Sunday, the theme being
The Open Door
John J. Mahan has bought of II. ii.
Webster the Benton house which Mr.
Webster recently boughtlot the schoo
Webster recently bought of the school
of the OHn Scott estate and will
move the house to the lot.
Mrs. Sele S. Pike is to 20 tomor-
row to New York to visit her hus-
band who is due to arrive from San
Juan. Porto Rico. They win spend a
few days in New York and then
come to Bennington for a month.
Lost. Between Gage street and
the School street bridge, a ring
which was set with blood stone
The ring was tide up in handler.
chief with a quarter. Finder please
leave at Firth's barber shop. Adv.
George W. Bahan and Felix Cole
who have been visiting at their form
err home here during the past two
weeks, left today for their home In
Minneapolis, MINI. Mr.. Bahan viii
stop at Cleveland for a brief visit
with his nephew, Richard S. Bahan
Joseph J. Daley arrived in town
last night to pass few days vaca
ton with DR., and Mrs. +. b. Daley OF
Adams St Mr. Daley has been en-
gagged by Reginald de Koven to sing
the part CT viii Scarlet in Robin
Hood with the de Koven Opera Co.
Tor the coming season.
Joe Garreau wrecked his automo
bile near Arlington Sunday through
collision with a telephone pole. The
occupants of the car were consider
ably Jared but not seriously hurt
Il is said by one of those present
that Joe turned around to speak No
one of the party and temporarily lost
control of the car.
Division \ will give a lawn and
baby party at the home of Mrs. VIM.
4. Hawks, North street. Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock Admission
to the grounds five cents. Ice cream
and cake will be served at Is cents
a plate. Among the attractions will
be scent grab bag Everybody is
invited. If it rains, the party will
be postponed TO Thursday.