The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-06-18
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Mrs. James Higgins OF WOOdi0rd
Nas in the village Wednesday.
Mrs. Ira Morgan and son Harold II
Poznal visited in town Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Mulligan Of Lincoln
street is visiting in Danbury. Conn.
Born. this morning. a daughter 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Banks OF Main
street.
Guy Haynes and family OF North
street have gone TO Nergennes for a
several weeks stay.
John Hart has returned from
CharlemOnt. Mass. and will remain
here during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Baker and son
Harold OF Rutland are the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. James +. Scarey.
Miss Harriet r. walbridge OF Ben
nington Falls returned Wednesday
from a few days visit In New York.
John h. wylie OF Rockville Center.
L. l.. a former resident came here
Wednesday and returned home toady.
Mrs. Sarah Burgess. Miss Jane Bur
CESS and Merritt Burgess have return
ed from camping trip to BARRIERS
pines.
Miss Elizabeth walbridge. daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Walbridge
OF New York. has come here to pass
the summer.
q. W. Morse will leave Saturday for
New York and from that city will mo-
tor to Fenwich. Conn. for a two OF
three weeks stay.
l.. +. Abbott and f. L. Howe return
ed Wednesday evening from Middle
bury where they have been attending
the annual Diocesan convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Sickle and Mrs
Sharts returned to Boston this morn
ing after spending few days with
Mrs. Celia A Winslow OF Union street |
Mrs. T. +. Morrissey and Francis |
Mo.rlssey left Wednesday afternoon
for Troy to attend the funeral OF Mrs
George Rourke. who was a cousin OF |
Mrs. Morrissey.
Mrs. Olive Tent, the domestic |
nurse, has returned TO her home on |
East Main street. after being in at.
tendance at Mrs. Samuel Robinson's,
Old Bennington. for three weeks.
The regular mid-week service of
the First Baptist church will be held |
this evening at 1880 o'clock The meet |
ing will be led by James r. Lovett,
and goodly attendance is expected. !
Tomorrow. the big sensation.
Goodness Gracious" or Movies as
They Should Be-" A special three |
reel Nitagraph with an all-star cast. |
Direct from the Vitagraph theatre. |
New York, after having a six weeks
run. ADV.
Charles S. Mills left this morning |
to attend the Students conference at |
Mortified. Mass, which opens tomor- |
row. Robert Speer and John II. Mott |
are among the speakers at this con-
ference. which draws from the colleg-
es and Y. NJ. c. AS all over the Unit. |
ed States and other countries.
Every boy in town who wishes to
play baseball this summer is expect
ed to attend the boys mass meeting |
Friday afternoon at the playground |
The business of this meeting is to |
form six teams, announce their cap
tains and to choose names for the |
teams. In the Playground league last |
year each player had to be sixteen
years old or under, but this year the
rules say that each team must aver
age fifteen years. 1t has not been de.
cided upon as yet what prize will be
awarded the winning teams this year
This feature will be announced later
and every boy is urged to join one of
the teams and compete for this prize