The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-09-09
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/ a lew days IN PlttSheld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bentley OF Cam
! bridge were in town Wednesday.
Miss May Cummings OF Brooklyn
is visiting at her former home here.
Maurice Wall and Henry Walbridge
attended the Rutland Fair Wednes
day
Miss Harriet Nanny and Miss Ed
clwciss Nevis passed Wednesday in
Rutland.
Mrs Mary Nanny of Adams street
has gone to Canada for visit with
her mother
Miss Nora Purcell, who has been
visiting in Albany and Wateryliet,
has returned.
Miss Anna Bushee of Maple street is
visiting her sister, Mrs Thomas Nc
| Cormick of Rutland.
Miss Lucy Marsh who has been the
guest of Miss Isabel Tudor has return
ed to her home in Troy.
Miss Nellie lockwood, who has
been on vacation, has resumed her
duties at the Richie store.
Born, Monday, Sept 6, daughter
to Mr. and Mrs. DIN Stupplebeen of
Chime street. Weight II pounds.
Mrs. William r. Morgan with a
party of friends enjoyed an auto trip
to the Greylock summit yesterday.
Miss Betty Purcell has returned
from two weeks vacation at Hart
ford, New York and Sheepshead Bay.
Alec b. Francis is featured as "Old
Tom in the five act feature after
Dark Library theatre today ADV.
The beautiful dramatic actress,
Jane Cowl, in five part feature,
THE Garden of Lies"-Opera house
today ADV.
John II. Daley who has been pass
ing a vacation with his parents, DR..
and Mrs e. b. Daley, has returned to
New York
j. Elmer Mckee left this afternoon
for Vergennes to assume his duties
as rector of the Episcopal church of
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Lawrence
of Troy are the guests of Mrs. Lawr-
enee's sisters. Misses Jessie and Ed
ma LOOMS, for a few days.
The regular weekly meeting of the
w. X. C. will be held Friday evening.
All officers are requested to be pres
ent by order OF the president.
Miss Mary Purcell of New York and
Miss Grace Finn of Sheepshead Bay
are visiting Miss Purcells mother,
Mrs. John Purcell of School street.
a fvc-act Shubert feature, Lillian
Russell, supported by Lionel Barry
more and an all-star cast, in her great
est stage success, "Wildhrc'-Op
house tomorrow. Adv.
The picture of "The Garden of
Lies" with Jane Cowl, late star of
within the Law sets new artistic
and dramatic standard.-Opera house
today. ADV.
Alfred Wade and Frank O'Toole
wont Wednesday to Rutland to attend
the fair by automobile but were UNI
able to return last evening ON ac-
count of a breakdown.
Jane Cowl in five-act feature,
'Thc Garden of Lies" opera house
today. A prince in quest of throne
wins it-but through a strange trick
of the mind loses Gods noblest gift
the love of woman Adv.
Mrs Seymour f. Wood entertained
four tables at 500 at her home We'd
nesday evening in honor of her guest,
Mrs, c. c. Jones of Plttsfeld form
er resident Prizes were won by Mrs.
Clifton Chamberlain and Mrs. Il. A.
Marsden
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Parker have
been entertaining at "A house party
Mrs. Thomas Wood, Miss Albertine
Turner, Miss Belle Gregory and
Ralph Moore of lIoosick Falls, Mrs.
William Millet of North Bennington,
Miss Gladys Bentley of Cambridge
and James b, Fowler of Springfield,
Mass.
At a meeting of the Charles Dick
ems club Wednesday afternoon a re-
organization was effected and the Of
licers elected 10 succeed those of the
preceding year Miss Elizabeth Hoff.
man as president and yice-president
succeeds Mrs. Joseph McDermott and
Miss Florence Quinlan as secretary
and treasurer succeeds Miss Chris
tine X Bennett
A large luncheon and reception
were given at Cambridge today by the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton in honor of the New York state
regent, to which the officers of the
Bennington d. A. II. were invited.
Those who attended were Mrs II. G.
Root, Mrs, w. J. Meagher, Miss Kate
IIubbell Mrs. w. b. Sheldon, Mrs. ]
N. Ayres, Miss Florence Walbridge
and the regent Miss Valentine
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