The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-09-11
THE EVENING BANNER
Friday, Sept. nth, 1914.
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Fresh home made sausage at Ed
dington's. ADV.
Home made sausage, made of pork
at McCues. S7t2.
Home made sausage, made of pork
at McCues Adv. SITE
Home made sausage. mase of pork
at McCues. ADV. S7t2.
James L. Davis, of Manchester Cen
ter, road expert, was in Bennington
Thursday evening.
Miss Edna Loomis returned this
morning from a three weeks visit in
Troy and Albany.
David Mcdonald, of the new Post
office, has returned from a business
tip to Troy and Albany.
Regular meeting of Manser encamp-
ment at Odd Fellows Hall, tonight I'm
portant business, all members re-
quested to be present.
The annual meeting of the Civic
league will be held in the Library
this evening, at 1880 Anyone inter
ested is invited to attend
The ladies' sewing circle of Old
Bennington is holding its first meet
ing since the summer recess. this aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. G. b.
Johnson,
The bungalow. which Earl H. Darl-
ing has been building in the rear OF
his home on South street has been
completed and is now ready for
occupancy.
Hearts OF Oak, five reel photo,
play at Library theatre tonight. Adv
Another Famous Player picture
Hears Of Oak at Library theatre
today. Adv.
There will be an adjourned quarter.
ly meeting OF st. Mnry's Guild at the
Parish house this evening after ser
vice Officers OF the branches are
asked to be present
Harold c. Taylor is performing the
duties OF Edward Newman at the
lodge OF the Elks, during the periou
Of Mr.. Newman's disability from a
dislocated shoulder
Miss Florence Hathaway was given
delightful miscellaneous shower at
the home of Mrs. Frank Perry Thurs
day evening, in honor Of her approach
ing marriage to William s. Boynton.
Operations at the stone crushing
plant We're suspended at the close of
work Wednesday for the remainder
of the season and no more macadam-
izing OF the streets will take place
this year. The principal work has
been done on Main street -ea tward, it
having been reinforced.
The people who are interested in
modern dances will be glad to know
that the'e are efforts being made to
re-organize the Old Private Dancing
Assembly which was so popular three
years ago. If enough subscribers can
be secured to guarantee the engage
ment OF a first class instructor to-
gethe with a full orchestra. which is
The only means OF making a success
ful affair, the old management will
endeavor to repeat tina jolly weekly
assemblies OF three years ago. In
order to do this there must be
ready response to The invitations
which viii be. shortly extended to the
old members and their friends.
James NJ Hyde OF bennington. VI.
arrived in the city Thursday from De.
troll, where he was in attendance al
the National encampmeHt He is
guest OF his brother. George S. Hyde,
South Grand avenue, and viii remain
seye-al weeks Mr. Hyde came Thurs
day in order TO be with his old and
lifelong friend Colonel Cody. yester-
day. Colonel Cody and Mr. Hyde
have been comrades for forty fvo
years, the beginning OF their friend
ship dating back to the days. when
the former was chief OF scouts attach
ed TO the fifth L. s. cavalry. and the
latter was regimental saddler.
Through all these years their friend
ship has continued and increased in
warmth and good feeling. Mr.. Hyde
was the guest OF Col. Cody through
out yesterday riding in his carriage
during the parade and taking dime.
with him latter-Lansing Mich Eve
ming Press, Sept. ;.