The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-09-22
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George Parkersof Hoosick Falls Wis
tied in the village Monday.
Clayton B. Simpson of Main street
visited in Hoosick Falls Monday.
A regular meeting of Walloomsac
lodge will be held this evening.
Mrs. William Shannahan OF Grove
street. who has been i'll, is improving.
Forrest Brown of Grove street, who
is III of typhoid fever, is recovering.
Mrs. George Moore of Grove street
has returned from visit in Hoosick.
Miss Mary Edgerton. who has been
visiting in Manchester, has returned
home.
Miss Ida Roy has resumed her du-
ties at the Noveck store, after a two
weeks vacation.
George Hathaway has returned to
Waterford after visit to his aunt,
Mrs. B. G. Slade.
II. B. Hutchins has returned from n
brief vacation in Boston and other
Massachusetts cities
Miss Jeanette Cary, who has been
at the home Of Dr. and Mrs. f. B.
Daley, returned today to New York.
Miss Ella Barney, who recently grad
uated fom the Albany business col
lege, is visiting her sister, Miss l.. NJ.
Barney.
Misses Rhea II. Heryey, returned
Monday evening from Block Island
where she has been spending several
weeks.
Guy X Haynes and family. who
have been spending several months
at their former home in vergennes,
have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond +. Russell
have returned TO Pittsfeld after
visiting his mother. Mrs. Frank ].
Russell of Division street
For Sale-Several tons of clean
Timothy hay. Inquire of Joe Hatha-
way. II. F. ID. 2, Bennington. VT.
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Collins NJ Graves and Frank +.
Howe are in New York attending the
Deeper Waterways convention as del
egates from the state of Vermont.
During the absence Of Col and
Mrs. Harmon at Brattleboro, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert N Downs are assisting
in the management at the Vermont
soldiers home
Bernard Canivan of North Adams,
n cousin OF Mrs. Eugene Graham Of
Grove street, who is in the North Ad-
ans hospital for treatment for ty-
phoid fever, is improving.
Col. Thomas Harmon ,superinten.
dent of the soldiers home and Mrs.
Harmon. and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ben
Harmon are in Brattleboro this week
attending the fair
Thomas J. Healy, who has been at
the home OF his parents during the
summer. left today for New York,
where he will resume his Studies in
the law department of Columbia uni
versity
The special weekly service of inter
cession for tohes at war, and for the
establishment OF permanent peace
in the world, will be held at the
usual time, ten o'clock Wednesday
morning, at ST. Peters church. The
bell will ring fifteen minutes before
the hour. and tolled at the hour as
a reminder. The service is for all
interested in the matter, and all
seats are free. As Il Is a. business
hours, it is not over fifteen minutes
Ions.
The present flower season now
coming to close has been an unusual
" favorable one for many varieties.
There have been a number of particu
larly brilliant beds of asters in differ
ent sections of the village. j.. c. Hol
ton. the professional florist. has pick
ed hundreds of blossoms from a large
bed in the rear of his greenhouse and
several thousand more could be gath
cred H. ]. Cole of North street had
exceptional luck with two strains of
pink and white asters and w. C.
Frost on the same thoroughfare has
grown a largo bed of mixed colors.
Another fine bed is on the Freden-
burg place below the Furnace bridge.