The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-07-15
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Miss Liela Pellerin has returned
from a visit in Providence, r. |.
Work was begun Monday morning
on the resurfacing of Main street.
Mrs. James B. Howley of Rutland
is guest of Mrs. John J. McKale.
Miss Clara Bromley of Philadel-
phia is a guest of Miss Hazel Wood
ward.
II. Harry Levin is in New York at
tending the II. b. Clafin Co.'S receiv-
ers' sale.
Miss Anna Powers of Cambridge is
guest of Mrs. Frank Moore of Ad-
ans street.
Mr.. and Mrs John IL. Norton have
opened their cabin at BARRIERS Pines
for the summer.
Mrs. Dewitt T. Lewis spent Tues
day in North Hoosick as the guest of
Mrs. John II. Allen.
n. Noveck is in New York attend
ing the special sales of the stocks of
the II. B. Claflin & Co.
Bernard Canivan of North Adams
is visiting his cousin, Mrs. Eugene
Grain of Grove street.
Henry w. Ross of Manchester has
purchased a Harley-Davidson motor
cycle from the Bennington agency.
Burt And.us, advance agent for
Robinsons circus, which is to exhibit
here August 2S, was in town Tues
day.
Gordon Burke went to Woodford
Monday evening where he will spend
few days camping with party at
Big Pond.
Posters were put up yesterday ad-
yertising the Robinson circus which
will be in Bennington sometime in
the near future
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Powers Of
North Bennington have commenced
housekeeping in the Hawks tenement
on Silver street.
Harry G. Banks, secretary of the
local Y. NJ. c. A. left this afternoon
for Mount Herman, Mass, where he
will spend lew days.
Miss Bessie Banks, who has been
visiting her brother, II. G. Banks OF
Main street for few days returned
this mo ming to her home in Elmira
n. Y.
The usual midweek service at Ben
Venue at 8 o'clock Wednesday even
ing, will be conducted by Rev
Joseph Robinson. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to everybody.
Neveryou Papers is driving the vii
lage team during the absence of Will
liam Ryan, who is laid up with iniur-
les sustained while driving the steam
er to the town farm fire Sunday.
Mrs William +. Hawks. Mrs.
Louise Blanchard. Mrs. II. S. Brown,
Mrs. Mary Loomis. Mrs. Homer Ly-
ons and Miss Eunlce Lyons will
leave Thursday for Hedges Lake for
few days outing.
The funeral of John f. Bulls was
held at o'clock this morning from
his late home on School street. Rev.
p. l.. Dow of the Methodist church
officiating. The remains were taken
to Wallingford, his forme. home, for
burial
Taft Commande-y. X. T., of Ben
nington, St Paul commander OF
North Adams and Berkshire comman-
derry of Pittsfeld have planned a
series OF field days. the first to be
held at Hoosac Valley park Friday,
July "A under the auspices Of St
Paul commandery.
Yesterday afternoon at the play
ground the Evening Banner baseball
team defeated the West End team by
score of l. to 6. The batteries
were. For the West End. Leahy.
pitch: Smith. Mine, and Norful.
catch; for the Evening Banner. Par
sons pitch; Morrissey, catch. Friday
afternoon at the playground the Eve
ming Banner team will play the Illium
camp team. lllium is a camp com
posed of V NJ. c. 4. fellows from
Troy and their ball team is one of
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