The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-07-26
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Monday, July &c, 1915.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

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Myrtle Goodermote of Berlin.
Miss Eugenia McCandliss has re
turned from a visit at Lake George.
| Walfred Walhquist has gone to Care
ner, Mass, for few weeks stay.
Camille Houle OF Troy was the
guest over Sunday of his uncle, DR.. A
h. Houle
Miss Bessie Cain of Brattleboro is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Hopkin
son.
d. f. Cronm and family were call
ed to Rutland today by the death OF
Mrs. Cronin's mother
| Mrs. p ]. McMahan has returned
from visit to her sister, Mrs. Walt
er Slocum of Pittsfeld
Mrs. Helen Russell and daughter
Mrs. George Ross of Hoosick Falls
visited relatives in town Sunday.
| Miss A. Nolan, opera house block
| has special lot of trimmed hats
which she will close out for $500
each. 36t3Ad
| Mr.. and Mrs William T. Rice OF
Pittsleld are visiting Mrs. Rice's par
ents, Mr., and Mrs Seymour Van SAINT
voord.
Mrs. Martin Manning of Troy has
| !, p,
sister, Mrs. Mary Leonard of Adams
| street.
Rev, II. ]. Mailleti, who has been
visiting in town, has returned to
| Woodstock.
The great serial The Black Box
ends today at the opera house The
| owner OF che mysterious hands receiy
es his due punishment Adv
Miss Kilda and Miss Onia Vachon,
who have been visteing their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Vachon have
returned to Woodstock.
The Misses Mona Hubbard and
| Doris Ilolton of School street have
) game to Rutland where they will visit
/ at the home of Miss Hubbard
James w. Johnson, an inmate of
the Vermont soldiers home, on Fri
day caught five pounds OF native
| trout in six hours from one of the
| Woodford streams.
Miss Bibian Houle and her guest,
| Miss Bella Herbert of Shawinigan
Falls, p O., have returned from Wis
it at Miss Houle's former home,
Lebanon, n. II.
Anita Stewart and Earle Williams,
Vitagraph's most popular stars in a
| five-reel railroad drama, THE Jugger-
naut," at the opera house tomorrow.
! Adv.
| The members of Custer Corps, w.
! II c., will hold a basket picnic at
Peake's pines Wednesday, July 2S,
leaving on the 1915 car. All mem
| bers are urged to attend.
The colossus of all railroad dramas,
THE Juggernaut," with Anita Stew
art and Earle Williams at the opera
| house tomorrow. " l.. S .E.(5 pratt
| feature. Adv
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meak of
| Hoosick Falls spent Sunday with his
sister, Mrs Josephine =. Bingham
j. B. Bingham is in Troy and Al
bany today on business.
Harold Slocum of Pittsneld is visit
ing his grandmother. Mrs. Catherine
Seaman of Adams street. He recent
ly underwent surgical treatment in
Pittsfeld and is doing nicely.
Joe Levin's July clearance sale at
tracted large number of customers
ton and vicinity appeared to be i'm
pressed with the remarkable bargains
offered, especially in the shoe and
suit departments. ADV.
Rev. C. w. Rowley, superintendent
of the Troy district of the Methodist
conference and formerly pastor e
the Methodist church here and in
Troy, fell from an electric car last
NtCh anu iCIt Nao oCl-
iously injured.
Miss Julia and Miss Catherine
Reynolds of Peekskill are visit
ing their aunt, Mrs. o. G. Stupplebein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stupplebein and their
guests passed Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. David Robinson of SALISBURY.
Mrs. Barbara Caslin, about so years
old, died at her home on School
street, Rutland, at $50 o'clock Sun
day morning, following few weeks
illness with heart trouble. She is
survived by three daughters, Mrs. I.
l.. Butler OF Rutland, Mrs George
Gallagher of Hoosck Falls and Mrs.
ID. F. Cronin of Bennington. The fun
eral will be held Tuesday morning at
o'clock in st. Peters church and
the burial will be in Valvary GENE
terry.
Miss Marjory Wheeler, daughter, of