The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-07
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Mrs. NJ. b. Middleton is i'll.

daughter Mrs. Marion SQuires of AZ
lington.
Duane Bassett, who has been spend
ing a few days in New York, has re
turned home.
Mrs. Samuel B. Hall OF Old Ben.
nington, who has been i'll of the grip,
is improving.
William ]. Mahnken OF Brooklyn is
a guest OF Nj and Mrs. John l.. Ed
dington.
The Friday afternoon card club
will meet iday Afternoon with Mrs.
l.. G. Hamilton
Mrs. Hans Kelson and Mrs Frank
WahlQuist have returned from visit
in Holyoke, Mass.
Fred Russell of Hartford, Conn, is
in town to attend the funeral of his
brother-in-law, Schuyler l.. Dean
Louis Levin, who has been visiting
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Lee
vim, has returned to Tottenvlle, L.
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Mrs Harriet r. Sears, who has
been a guest of Miss Alice Robinson
of Old Bennington, has returned to
Wilmington.
J. Niles, who recently sold his farm
on the Pownal Center road, is NOV
ing to the Moore house at the corner
Ct Park and County streets.
Ms. Jacob Hannah and little daugh
ter Of Old Bennington and Mrs. Gin
ton Russell visited Mrs. Robert Gard
ner on the Pownal road yesterday.
THE Appeal OF the Church to
Men will be the topic for discussion
at the Second Congregational chapel
service tomorrow night.
Department President Mrs. E. A.
Marsden would like to meet all tho
officers and members OF the w. Il. c..
tomorrow evening in G. A. Il. hall
Ms. Charles f. Patterson OF Old
Bennington is a guest of Mrs Il. c.
Reynolds of Troy. Mrs. Patterson is
attending the Emma Willard ceuten
Mai
Mrs. Charles L. Welles has closed
her house at Old Bennington and ac.
companied by her son has gone to
East Orange, n. j., where she has an
apartment.
The Mems Club of ST. Peters Par
ish will meet at the Parish House
this evening, Oct. Z. Supper will be
served at $50 O'Clock sharp. George
Hill, treasurer OF CHI list Church. New
Brunswick. will address the club.
c. $ Willard, president OF the
Union Land company OF Denver,
Col, and Mrs. Willard are passing a
few days in town. Mrs. Willard. is q
granddaughter of the late John Hicks
a well known resident OF Old Ben.
nington.
Joseph Migliore, Jr.. and Miss
Helen McCu-dy Claiming, both of
New York City, were married Mon
day, Oct 5, by Rev. George S. Mills
The bride, who was accompanied by |
her father is a great granddaughte |
OF William Ellery Charming.
The regular meeting of the Wo.
mans Temperance Union is called
for Thursday Oct s at 4 p. m. in the |
ladies parlor of the Second Congre-
gatonal church All members and
women interested in this nation |
wido" campaign are cordially invit
ed to be present.
The Rev. Edward p Newton. D |
D., will take the service and make an |
address at the red school house |
Green Mountain Valley, on Sunday |
afternoon, at the usual hour. Dr.
Newton was a missionary in Alaska |
some years ago. His experiences |
there give him fund Of interesting |
TO talk on. This is an I'M |
usual opportunity which no one |
should miss All cordially welcome. |
George Hill, a civil engineer OF
New Yo-k. and resident of New |
y. j., will tonight address
the Mems club Of St Peters church
He brought the finances of his par.
ish out of much confusion. into order
and got the church on firm I'm
ancial basis This is a subject which |
if Of interest to all who think that
business methods ought to obtain in
church affairs. All men who are
members or friends OF the parish ara
expected at the supper this evening |
Mrs. George Prentiss, formerly OF
but now of pittsfeld and |
Mrs NJ. l.. Head and Ms Fannie |
Blown OLeary OF Colonie. y. Y,
wore visitors in Bennington yester
day. They are making an auto tour
Of Vermont and the White Noun
tains and viii go to the Maine coast.
returning by way OF Massachusetts.
They take the trip al this time in or
der to enjoy the beauty Of the au-
tumn foliage The party is travel |
ing in Mrs. Heald's seven passenger
Packard
The fune al Of Thomas Fitzgerald, |
who died at lockwood. Cal. a forae-
resident. was held Tuesday morning |
at 0 o'clock from St. John the Baptist |
church az North Bennington with a |