The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-04-28
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Frank c. Archibald OF Manchester
is in the village todas.
There viii be a regular meeting OF
b. p. o. r. tonight az : o'clock.
Born. sunday. a son TO Mr. and
Mrs. John Mccormick Of Grove
street.
A regular meeting OF Wanoomsac
lodge. y. r. o. p viii be held this
evening.
Mrs. r. II. Ferguson and Mrs. Clin
ton Chamberlain visited in Williams
town Monday.
Mrs Charles Green OF School 81.
has entered the Hiilcrest hospital in
Pittsheld. for an operation.
Miss Martha HOlton OF Troy las
been called home TO care for her sis
ter. Doris. who is III OF scarlet fever.
Circle No. 5. OF the Methodist
church will meet with Mrs. Calvin
Evans Wednesday afternoon from
TO o'clock.
Mrs Edwin A. King OF Troy. form
erly wellknown in Old Bennington
social circles. with a number OF 9TH
er ladies'. is in charge this week OF
the Anu-Sunrage headquarters In
Troy.
Frederick b. Jennings. who has
been abroad for the last few months.
will sail for home May 20. Mr.. Jen-
nings's itinerary has included North
Africa. Sicily, Italy and several 9th
er countries.
The Brotherhood Bible class in the
Y. NJ. c. A. will meet tonight for
study at p. m. following the lunch
al $50. The subject will be Follow
Ne" and Secretary n. G. Banks will
be the leader.
Richard NJ. Houghton has written
poem on the death OF George Rey-
nolds. which will be preserved in the
archives OF Custer Post. G.. A. r.. OF
which Mr.. Reynolds was a member,
rs is also Mr. Houghton.
Mrs. Clara Mixer. who few
months ago came here from North
Adams. has purchased home in
that city and is removing to the Tun-
mel City. She has been living in the
Grennan house on Spring street.
Among those from out of town at
tending the funeral of Miss Minnie
McCue this morning. were Miss Hell
en- Kohler of Troy, Ned Hornidge OF
Winooski. Edward Smith and Miss
Elizabeth Smith OF Waterford and
Mrs. Margaret Hornidge of Glens
Falls.
The Big Mill bowlers scored five
points from the Hillsides last night
on the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys. Tonight
the Pirates and Baptist Church
teams will compete. Wednesday will
be open for general practice and
Thursday the Hilsides and Mohawks
will bowl
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and Reformer not paid in advance
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prints more Bennington and Benning
ton county news than all other pap
ers combined and more Vermont
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