The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-06-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS


street is confined TO me house b. M
ness
All campfire sir.s are requested 10
meet az the playground this eFening
a. o'clock
Miss Katherine J. Hubben OF Old
Bennington has returned from Fisii
a. Haddonheld. \. }.
Take adVantaee OF the money saw
Ing shoe sale 81 the Surprise store,
Library building. Adv. sofa
Mrs. Catherine seaman OF Adams
street is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Waite, Slocum OF pittsheld.
Frank Chapman and family are
moving from Pleasant street 10 the
Paddock house on Elm street
Save money on millinery al the
Surprise store. An trimmed aud
untrimmed hats al reduced prices.
Adv. cots
Rear Admiral Wells l.. Field oi
old Bennington. Who has been some
what indisposod in health, is very
much improved.
M aud Mrs. Earl Howard Of
Petersburg. y. Y. we're guests OF Mr.
and Mrs Charles Carpenter over sun
day.
Rev. Isaac Jennings and Mrs. Jen-
nings have returned from a visit az
Great harrington. Nh Jennings
preached. as usual. in his pulpit sun
day.
Henry G.. Root and Russell ~.
| Hyde We e In Williamstown today 10
attend the baseball game between
Williams college and the L. v. NJ.
team.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. n. Porter Of
Chicago were guests al the Walloom-
sac Inn. SUNDAY. Mrs. Porter is "A
granddaughter OF the late Judge
Pierpont Isham.
Mrs. L. l.. Fillmore and daughter
Emma and son Leland, Jr., of Los An
geles. Calf arrived yesterday TO
spend the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Z. Moore.
The first Of a series OF union se--
vices was held in the Second Congre-
gational church Sunday evening. The
sermon was by Rev. G. 5. Mills A
vocal solo was given by Mrs. Amyl
Baker. The attendance was large.
The university OF Vermont baseball
team which defeated Dartmouth Sat.
urday by a score Of 10 to 4. passed
through this village yesie-dy on its
way to Williamstown. where it is to
play the last game OF the Williams
college season this afternoon.
Special round trip tickets to the
Sunday school picnic at Arlington
may be purchased AT Griswold's and
at the y. VI. G. a. up TO Wednesday
noon when reports will have TO be
made to the railroad company.
Adults soc. children under twelve 35c.
Adv.
The Invitation. which has been ex-
tended to Mt. Anthony Chapter. ord
er of the Eastern Star. by the mem
bers OF the New England Order OF
Protection TO attend a reception to
be given Grand Warden Henry ID.
Fillmore. Tuesday evening from un-
iii 10 at y. +. o. =. hall, has been &C.
cepted.
Following the regular meeting OF
Walloomsac lodge, y. L. O. T.. Tues
day evening reception will be Civ
en- by the lodge for Henry d. FIJI.
more the new elected grand warden.
All local organizations are invited TO
attend and supreme and grand lodge
officers will be present The North
Adams lodge has been invited to at.
tend
The cradle roll. kindergarten. aud
primary departments of the Metho-
dist Sunday school. will have picnic
at Maurer's camp, at the Pines, We'd
nesday, June Path. from to p. m.
Leave cars at Wills camp. Parents
are requested to come with their chill
dren, each child to bring its own
lunch and cup. In case it rains, pic
mic will be held at the church.
The Northampton baseball team
which numbers among its members
several players who were formerly
| with Bennington, played its first game
at Northampton Saturday afternoon
with a local team. The professionals
won by a score of Z to 0. Three form
er Huckleberry boys, Shea, Conley
and Carolan were in the Northamp-
ton lineup. Shea and Conley made
two hits apiece and Carolan one. All
three played perfect fielding games.
News has been received here of the
death at Lee. Mass, on June A. OF
Robert Mofiitt, who until about six
years ago had resided in Remington
and who had passed the larger por-
ton of his life in this town. Death
followed a weeks illness of pneumo-
mia. He was a native of Canada, 30
years old, but has lived in the United
States since he was a small boy He
is survived by a widow who was Miss
Mable Mougin of Lee to whom he
was married five years ago, his faith.
er, who resides i'm Canada and a sis.
ter Mrs. Henry Rice of BENNINGTON