The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-07-07
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Wyondotte hens. The Orchards.
Some very choice new white clover
honey to spare. Telephone 159-X.
Adv.
Mrs. j. W. Rice of New York city
is visiting her brother, Joseph A.
Evans.
Stephen Robinson, Dewey and Ed
ward Jenney are camping this week
in Dunville.
Harry Hurley of Union street Sc
cured a three pound bass at Sucker
pond Monday.
Harry Roebuck of Troy, former
resident. is spending a few days in
town on business.
John Connolly of Pittsfield spent
Sunday and Monday here as the
guest of friends.
Master Lionel Burnett of Adams,
Mass, visited his aunt, Mrs. William
Clark over the Fourth.
The section of sidewalk in front of
the Cooper residence on Main street
was completed Tuesday
Walter Bignal of Main street has
taken position with L. C. Holton in
the School street green house
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Manager and
family have returned from few
days visit in Providence, X. |.
Practice is being held each eve
ming at the playground for those who
wish to join the baseball Twilight
league.
Miss Marion Hathaway of Gage
street left Tuesday afternoon for
Waterford where she will spend the
summer.
Rev. ]. II. Robinson of Old Ben
nington has purchased a new Ford
touring car from the Williams
Garage.
William Elliott is supported by
Marie Empress in when We Were
Twenty-one' at the Library theatre
today. Adv.
Mrs. William Galusha of Pownal
spent the Fourth with her brother
Thomas Healy and mother-in-law,
Mrs. Lyman Galusha.
The Chauncey Olcott company,
which will play at the local opera
house this evening reached Benning
ton this noon from Troy.
The Sunday school children of St
Peters church left this morning on
the 945 car for Barbers Pines where
they will hold their annual picnic.
John Slattery, former resident,
who has resided in Detroit for the
past year, is spending a two weeks
street
Mr.. and Mrs. p C. Cornell of the
Putnam House and Mrs. j. B. McCor
mick of Granville, N. Y, left by auto
mobile this morning for New York
city.
Divisions d and of the Congrega-
tional church will be entertained by
Mrs. Harry Warren on Grandview
street Thursday afternoon at o.
clock
William Elliott, brilliant American
star, makes his first appearance in
Motion Pictures in When We Were
Twenty -one" at the Library theatre
today Adv
Miss Carolyn Clark is visiting
friends in Norwell, Mass. She will
also visit in Chelsea, Mass, and Gard
ner, Mass, before her return home to
spend the rest of her vacation.
The annual meeting of the Ben
nington County Medical Society will
be held at the Battenkill Inn, Man
chester Depot, Wednesday afternoon
July II at 800 in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fortier of
Schenectady are visiting at the
home of Mrs Fortiers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Levins of North
Bennington.
The Foresters will give another of
their popular dances Friday, squares
and round dances, jigs and reels.
Goldsmith orchestra and Martin Ell
well will furnish music. Adv.
Mrs. C. c. Lorentzen and son Floyd
have returned to their home in
Englewood, N. j., after several
days visit with Mrs Lorentzen's
brother, Rev. Thornton r. Turner of
North Bennington.
Miss Helen Cone of the Troy City
hospital spent the Fourth in town
with her parents in Old Bennington
Mrs. Addie Elwell of Albany, who
has been spending a few days with
her mother, Mrs. N. A. Kennon, has re
turned to her home.
Miner C. Clark with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Howes and family spent Sun
day and Monday with his parents on
Grove street making the trip by au-
tomobile from their home in Cum
mington. Mass. They planned to re-
turn by way of the Mohawk Trail |
from North Adams to Shelburne
Falls.
Frank Brazil and Frank Brooks, |
who have been at their homes here |
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