The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-06
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from weeks trip to New York
Miss Margaret Keough of Beech st.
visited in North Adams Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Lundergan OF Division
street is spending the day in Troy.
Victor Noyes of Rutland, former
resident, is spending the day in town.
Mrs. Charles Fox of Gage street
has returned from visit in Burling-
ton.
Leon and George Edred will go to
New York today to attend the auto
mobile show.
James Kelly of Grove street, who
has been seriously i'll is able to sit
up a portion of the day.
Earl A. Howard and family are
moving to the Hicks farm, which Mr..
Howard recently purchased.
Mrs. Catherine Harbour and daugh
ter, Doris, are home from Arlington,
where they passed the week end.
Mrs. Margaret Hornidge, who has
been visiting friends in town. has re-
turned to her home in Glens Falls.
There will be a meeting of the
Womans Auxiliary tomorrow after
noon in the Y. NJ. c. A. at o'clock
Louis Potter is preparing to rebuild
the barn which was destroyed by fire
on the Fassett stock farm recently.
Harry Moore returned today to the
U. " M, after passing the holidays
with his mother, Mrs Barbara Moore.
Edward H. McCue was in North
Adams Monday to attend the opening
OF the new plant of the Swift com
pany
Mrs. Charles A. Maurer enteftain-
ed party of ladies' at tea at her
home on Imperial avenue Monday af-
ternoon.
Fred Nuel of Orange, Mass, has
employment with j. Ed Walbridge.
Mr. Nuell is a former resident Of
Woodford.
A party of 8 from Bennington en-
joyed slegh-ride to Pownal Satur
day evening and held a dance in Sum
mit hall there.
NJ. Margolin and son, Samuel. went
this afternoon to Poughkeepsie to at
tend the wedding this evening of
Miss Lena Margolin
William Kennon and daughter, who
have been visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs Charles Kennon, have gone
to Amsterdam to visit relatives.
Mrs. George w. Cornell and son,
Hollis, who have been guests of Mrs.
Sarah Olin. returned this afternoon
to her home in South Cambridge.
Mrs. Moses Groesbeck. who has
been spending some time with rela-
tiyes in the West is expected here to
day to visit her sister, Mrs. Martha
Bottum of West Main street,
Miss Bibian Houle, who has been
visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs a.
E. Houle, will return tonight to
Notre Dame academy at Joliet, p. Q.
Lost. Saturday. a small blue enamel
watch and gold fob, bearing the mi.
tial L. Finder please return TO Bra
mans store and receive reward
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Ned Hornidge has returned to 81.
Michaels college at Winooski. after
having passed the holiday recess with
his brother, James Hornidge OF Park
street
John Cronin, who has been passing
the Christmas vacation with his par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs Dennis F. Cronin.
returned Monday to Georgetown uni
versity.
Harry w. Moore who has been Wis
ting his mother, Mrs. Barbara Moore
during the Christmas vacation. re-
TUNED to Vermont university at Bur.
lington this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lord Hall of
Troy came here yesterday by auto
mobile from Troy to attend the bur
ial service of Ms. Margaret Cady,
sister-in-law Of Mrs Hall.
Miss Minnie Levin has returned
from a visit TO her brother and sis
ters Louis, Bertha and Anna Levin
Of New York. She was accompanied
home by Miss Anna Levin.
James Badger and family are NOV
ing from North Bennington to the
lockwood house on Branch street.
Mr. Badger is the watchman at the
factory of the r. Z. Waist company.
There will be meeting OF all can
didates wishing TO try for the Y. N.
c. a. basketball team tonight in the
gymnasium. The following are urc-
ga to be PRESENT. Norton. G. Burt.
Houghton. Shippey. Bass. snow. Az
len. Sawyer. Jenny. Friedman. K
Hart. Harmon. Green. Squire. Austin.
Hitchcock. Any others wishing TO try
out for the team will please leave
their names at the Office
The funeral OF A. b. Gardner was
largely attended from his late home.
Cedar Hili. at Pownal. Monday after
noon az o'clock. the Roy. Mr.. Mohl
OF the poWnai BautisI church. ofiriai