The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-08-10
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from two months visit in larry
town, N. Y.
Miss Ruth Sherman of Pittsfeld
is guest of Mrs. James Lyons Of
Stafford street.
NJ. IL. DEMO spent Sunday with his
daughter, Mrs. Albert Morse of
North Adams.
Paul A. Winning, who has been
visiting in Schenectady, will return
home Tuesday.
Samuel Dewar of Stafford street
spent the weekend in North Adams
visiting with friends.
Dr. d, c. Jenney and Harry Taylor
returned Sunday from a weeks camp
ing at Hunters Rest.
f. w. Carpenter of Williamstown
was guest Sunday of his niece,
Mrs. Charles Carpenter.
Mrs. Charles Lowe returned Sun
day to New Berlin after visit TO her
sister, Mrs. j. l.. Eddington.
Tomorrow afternoon at the play
ground the Evening Banner baseball
team will play the All-Giants-
Henry d. Fillmore returned Satur
day from the Maine coast where he
has been spending two weeks.
Mrs. Warren Spencer of Troy visit.
ed at the home of NJ. II. DEMO Sun
day The trip was made by auto.
Frank Adams, who has been spend
ing few days with his mother
Mrs. John Eddington, returned sun.
day to New Berlin,
DR., Jennings will speak at Ben
Venue Library, Wednesday evening
at o'clock. A cordial invitation is
extended to everybody.
Mrs. Jonathan Morse of North
street. who has been confined to the
house for several weeks with rheu-
matism is slowly improving.
Mrs. Charles B. Wall and daughter
Dorothy of Winsted, Conn, are visit
ing Mrs. Walls parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. b. Swift of Adams street.
Miss Blanche Hewitt OF Saltwater.
who has been camping at Ballston
Lake with a party for the past week.
is spending the week in the county.
Clarence w. Hobbs of Worcester,
Mass, came Saturday evening to
join his wife who is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Potter.
Patrick Malloy of Boston, former
resident of Bennington, who has been
visiting friends here for the past few
days. returned Saturday to his home.
The ladies of st. Anne's guild of
Waloomsac will give their annual
clambake at Battlefield park. Satur,
day, August Is, from to Z o'clock.
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Joseph Mahoney OF Troy. who has
been spending few days In North
Bennington as guest of Charles
Howe, returned this morning to his
home.
Rev. w. +. Meyer will speak at the
Guideboard chapel Tuesday evening
at s O'Clock. subject. Summer lnspir
alton" The public is most cordially
invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schilling of Pitts
field, DR. Stephen Curtis and bean
Vincend of Troy were guests Sunday
Of Misses Louise and Blanche Vail at
Ovaitt place.
The Misses Frances and Helen
Egan of New York city are passing
a several weeks vacation as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Edward O1Iara OF
Division street.
Miss Bessie Levin and Banot katz.
man, both of Bennington, were unit
cd in Marriage Saturday evening by
Justice OF the Peace Orrin w. Davis
The ceremony was. performed at the
home of Mr. Davis.
Tho annual picnic and field day Of
the Father Mathew. T. A. H.. society
will be held in Hunts grove Saturday
August 10. The 10th this year falls
on Sunday and therefore the day will
be observed the 18th.
The new flowers at the library last
week were Smooth false fotgIove
harebell, bluebells sundrops or even
ing primrose. horse balm or morse
weed. blue vervain. rabbit-foot clover,
and white sweet clover"
The regular meeting OF the Board
of Directors of the local Y. NJ. c. A.
will meet on Tuesday at o'clock in
the association rooms. Several i'm
portant matters are to be considered
and every member is needed.
The invincibles were defeated in
baseball Sunday by score Of 10 to
by the BrOokline team. \ week. age
yesterday the same team played with
a victory for the Invinciblcs by a
score of II to Z. Next Sunday tho
tie game will be played.
Richard. Clark. Mildred. Florence,
Alvah. and Isabel the children OF Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Mallory of The
Woodford road and Gordon Wright
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wright OF
Woodford Hollow we're baptized by
Rev I T. McEoe nj tho Fcrndalc