The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-09-09
PoWNAL


c. Wolcott Potter has returned af-
ter a weeks absence in Mt Vernon,
NY. NH
Miss Margaret Purcell has return
ed from Hyde Manor, VT, where she
spent the summer.
NJ. and Mrs. Richard Kately Of
Yonlsers ~ Y, are guests of c. C..
Kately of Main street. ~
Miss Rosamond Cole Of Williams
town, Mass, was the guest of Miss
Helen Lewis Tuesday. tlH
NJ p. Grady had three sheep killed
by dogs recently. Selcctman Nor
gan adjusted the damage.
NJ. C. Burgess was Kicked by a
horse recently and sustained a frac-
tured leg. Dr. Hall was called.
Miss Elizabeth Darlington com
menced Tuesday as one OF the teach
ers in tho North Pownal school
Mies Teresa McKinnon of Sche-
nectady, N. Y, is visiting her cousins
the Misses Barnes or High street
Miss Mary Purcell left Monday for
Proctor, VT, where she has fine
position teaching in the public school
there. $685.
Road Commissioner Hayes has
graveled Church street. This is
much appreciated as the street was
full OF holes.
Mrs. Patrick Barnes of High street
was a recent guest at the wedding of
her niece, Miss Sarah Mack to John
Cronin at North Bennington recently.
The Pownal school opened Tues
day with the following force of teach
ers: Miss Eva Brimmer, grammar;
Miss Maude Grady. Intermediate
Miss Aldrich of Bennington, primary
Frank Wright was taken with
fainting spell on the trolly track
Saturday. He fell with his head on
the rail and battered it up badly. He
will probably be confined to the
house for several days.
Philip Doherty foreman for the Flet
cher Lahey Co., got his face badly
Gu, in an accident at the new Dunn
bridge near the Massachusetts line
The injury, while painful, is not con-
sidered dangerous.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Cornwall of Pat
terson, ~ Y, Theodore Hunt OF
Brooklyn and Master Henry Pope of
Daytona. Fla, are guests at a. G.
Parkers. They arrived Tuesday in
their National car en- route for Lake
Sunaper. n. II.
Mrs. James Doyle. Miss Julia and
James Doyle. ir., all Of Hudson Falls
n y. were recent guests Of Mrs.
Doyle's brother p Purcell at FL
mond Farm. Up to eight years
ago the Doyle family resided here,
where they have host of friends.
Daniel F. Gardner started Tuesday
morning to attend the district Re
publican convention a. Burlington.
The other delegate. Mark l.. Walk
found it impossible to leave his bust.
ness. The delegates to the state con.
vention. DIR. E. E. Potter and ID. 7.
Bates, left Tuesday evening for Mont
pelier.
Green Brimmer claims great
miage PEI gal of gasoline on his Ford
car. but when he tried to run il with
out any at all, he found tina: the car
would not run. Another motorist
came along and he got enough Of the
necessary fluid to get home all right
Don't blush Green, we all konw how
il seems to be In your fix.
Clintin c. Kately and Joseph NJ.
Proud returned Tuesday morning
from a trip to New York. This was
their first trip to the metropolis, and
their friends expected them to come
home with dislocated necks as the re-
suit of looking at high buildings. but
on close scrutiny they appear to be
in excellent shape.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Towne and
guest, Miss Edna Norris of Science
tady, n. Y, accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Parker on motor trip
Sunday to Hudson Falls. n. Y. They
went via Cambridge and Schuyler
vile returning home through Gran
vile, n. Y. and Manchester. They
had no tire or other trouble which
added to the pleasure of the trip. In
Hartford, ~ Y. they made a brief
stop to greet a number of cousins.