The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-01
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Henry Rice is in Albany Tor n few
DAYS ON business.
Miss Kathlene QuinlaR is visiting
in Worcester, Mass.
Prank Haynes OF Hoosick Fails
visited in the village Tuesday.
Isaac Levin returned Tuesday
from business trip to Burlington.
Mrs. G. Paddock and Miss Jessie
Paddock are visiting relatives in Ar
hngton.
Miss Louise Burns went 10 he.
home in Hooslck Falls Tuesday for a
briei visit.
Fail and winter display OF pattern
hats at Ryan a O'Connor's. Thurs
day. Oct. ?. Adv. 7t2
Miss Mildred Haynes has gone 10
Camb 'idge. Mass. to attend school
of osteopathy.
Thursday. Oct. ?. is the opening
at the Mcleod millinery parlors. SIS
Main street s7tS
Mrs. Charles Z. Rice went this
morning TO Greenwich, \. Y, for a
few days visit.
Walter Ely has taken employment
with Robert Merrill, succI eding
Charles W. Cutler
A regular meeting OF the Brad
ford Hook and Ladder company will
be held this evening.
Mrs. Frederick Maybrey. wife OF the
principal OF the high school has re-
turned iron p vacation.
Mbee Buss and family. former res.
ideRts. are moving from Hopedale,
Mass. TO HOosick Falls.
Clinton Smith this week resumed
the dudes OF his former position AT
the Schwartz meat market.
Mrs Mary Somers and daughter
OF Gage street went 10 Arlington
today to attend n wedding
Frank Toomey of Depot street has
gone to Seneca Falls, y. Y. where
he has position as boss spinner.
James OBrlen, an employee at
he Holden and Lconards company
mill left today for two weeks va
cation.
4 Henry Stratton of Green Mountain
Valley has just harvested 400 bush
els OF good potatoes from two acres
OF land.
The household effects of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. y. Barden are being remov
ed to Boston where they have gon,
10 reside.
Reserved seat tickets for "Th,
Newly WEEDS and their Baby" will &,
on sale at the box Office tonight a
o'clock.
Mrs Leon Cook has been called {,
the hospital at North Adams TO Sc,
her husband who is undergoing
treatment there.
Mrs. Alice Doom. who has been
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Calvin I'm
dress, returned today to her home il
New Haven, Conn.
Four members of the Bennington
city band unite with members o
the Manchester band TO play toda,
at the Bondville fair.
Harold W. Cole. Wayne Adams
Miss Frances Ernst and Miss Susal
lockwood passed Tuesday in Alban
making the tip by auto.
Mrs. Warren Rice, who has bee
- visiting friends and relatives 4
u town, returned this morning to he
N home In Fayetteville. N. Y.
John Craven and daughter Mary
WHO have been spending seyera
weeks In New York and Far Rock
away returned home last evening.
Harry kirkpatrick, who has bee
.. one OF the carpenters on the Everei
N job, during the past two years. LEI
" Tuesday evening for his home II
IN \ onkers, y. Y, having finished VOL
W here.
Mrs. Thomas Hill aud party O
il four from Cambridge, n. V. were il
,e. town Tuesday. looking over histor!
of places of interest. T.. T. Griswol
st very kindly gave them the ancient
a Information desired.
IN An arclight near the foot O
Gage street fell last night about
" o'clock with an explosion that caus
as ed considerable CONSERVATION 4
- people IN the vicinity. More thai
~ breaking the lamp no material dam
er age was done.
Edward Donnelly, who has bee
Is. / passing few days with his BROTHER
r. George f. Donnelly. will go to Ne,
m. York today where he has been er
No gagged by the Selwyns for the par
OF Demorest, the district attorne,
of In the, Helen Ware company q
he Within the Law
hg An aged farmer OF the east roa,
ov who comes TO the village occasiona
no ly with small quantities of produc,
ne was late the other morning an
ri when asked what was the caus,
ht' said that when he was ready to stal
ne had only eleven eggs. and h
waited nearly two hours for a he
to lay one to make out dozen [
bring TO the store.