The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-05-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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iting a. his home here.
AR. and Mrs. John n. Taylor and
children are registered AZ the Wal
loomsae inn.
Rubber sole oKiords for men and
women $3.50 10 ss.oo AZ Noreok's.
Adv. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. George Townsend.
former residents. have come here
IRON Pittsheld. 10 reside.
Robert Han OF New York has ar
rived AZ his Old Bennington home for
the season.
Mrs. Alice Cole Is expected 10 open
her summer home M Old Bennington
about June 8.
Saturday. being Memorial. there
fore a legal holiday. the Free Library
viii be closed all day.
Mrs. Charles r. Patterson OF Old
bennington. who has been IN OF the
grip. is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs C. p. Endress have
returned from Hartford where they
have been visiting relatives.
The latest accounts OF the 81. Law
renee river disaster in tonights late
papers about : o'clock al Evans.
Adv.
Mrs. Harriet Bradford. a well
known former resident Is guest OF
Miss Mary Chandler OF Old Benning.
ton.
Mrs. Charles r. welles and son OF
old Bennington are visiting Mrs
welles sister. Mrs. Il. c. Reynolds OF
Troy.
Dancing tonight. Saturday sunlight
hop and Saturday night. Foresters
hail Goldsmilh's fun orchestra.
Adv.
The clothing and grocery stores
will close at noon tomorrow and re
open at o'clock for the evening
business.
At The New York Stores Shoe
Dept Sale on Ladies' White Canvas
Pumps Csc. White Canvas Shoes
Sl45. Adv.
The body OF Miss Alice Mills was
taken from the vault this morning
and placed in the lot nj the Park
Lawn cemetery.
Miss Sarah McCue OF Troy will
spend the week end at her home here
She will be accompanied b. Miss He
en- Kohler OF Troy.
The barber shops will be open until
u o'clock tonight and will close al
noon on Saturday. They will not be
open Saturday evening. 80.
Joseph LaFlamme and Eugene Be.
tit, who came here TO attend the fun.
eral Of Mrs. Damase LaFlamme, have
returned to Jacksonville.
Following the regular meeting OF
Miriam Rebekah lodge Monday even.
ing, which viii open promptly at /
o'clock an importan drill will b,
held.
| The headquarters for the granC
chapter, o. Il. S. to be held in Bur
lington Wednesday and Thursday o.
next week, will be at the hote
Vermont.
Yellow lady slipper. Star flower
English Plantain, Golden Ragwort
Five-Finger or Common Cinquerfoil
and Buttercups are the Wild fiowerl
that have been brought into the Ii
brary for the flower table today.
Mrs. Charles Bridge entertained
the Friday afternoon card club at he
home Thursday evening, Honors a
800" were won by Burt Waite, Mrs
b. G. Slade and Mrs. Wallace Peart
The club viii be entertained this al
ternoon by Mrs. Burt Waite.
Miss Lena NJ. Somners and RALPH
Bortell both of Bennington wer,
married Wednesday afternoon at ST
Francis de Sales church at 430, Rev
7. II. Carly officiating. Upon the col
clusion of their honeymoon tn,
couple will reside in Bennington.
The funeral of Frank Bronson o
| tit ohdiASuuiy IOdu WIS nelu TINS u
ternoon at . o'clock at the home o
his daughter, Mrs. George White o
North Bennington. Rev. Peter Hell
Ter of South SALISBURY ofiiciated
Burial was in the South Shaftsbur,
cemetery.
Rev. Milton Tator, a former paste
of the Methodist church in Bennine
ton, died at Amsterdam. n. Y, thi
| week, aged ~ years. He was on IN,
retired list. Among other pastorate
that Mr.. Tator had held in Vernon
were those at Castleton. Brandon
Winoosh and Poultney. He is SUI
vived by wife. one daughter, Mrs
Margaret Pulver of Fonda. and tw,
step-children.
The nineteenth annual meeting o
the Vermont State Federation of We
mems clubs will be held at Below
Falls, opening the evening Of Jun
End at the Universalist church an
continuing through the Bird and 4tl
Several delegates from "The For,