The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-08-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
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Clayton B. Simpson of Main street
Is passing the day in Saratoga.
Mrs. +. A. Booth has returned from
Woodford, n. j.. and New York
Mrs. A. Il. Schwartz and Miss Jen
ME Green are spending few days
in Woodford.
3. ID. lsaacs of Turkey is in town
something for an orphanage in his ma
tive country.
tt Mrs. Robert Hall and Miss Nellie
Gregory have been guests of Mrs. A.
g. Parker.
John Robertson Of Fall River is Wis
ting here for few days as the
guest of Cobra Graves.
ia p. b. Lathrop of Arlington has pur-
chased Ford touring car from the
Bennington garage.
e. M, Hawkins of South SALISBURY
has purchased a Ford touring car
srom the Bennington garage
The first quarterly meeting of ST.
Mary's Guild of st. Peters church
will be held Friday after service.
Miss Isabelle Tudor who has been
visiting DR.. Marsh and family of Troy
has returned from the Adirondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bartholomew
of Chicago are visiting Mrs. Harry
Fradenburg of the Woodford road.
A. A. Brimmer of Hoosck visited
intown Monday as the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. w. b. Walker of Pleasant
street.
1.-The regular meeting of the Y. M. c.
A, board of directors will be held to-
night at O'Clock in the association
rooms.
T Miss Amy Surdam of North Ben
nington has purchased Maxwell
touring car from the local dealer, w.
M, Marshal.
Miss Katherine layers of New
York who has been visiting her
guardian, Rev. Thomas II. Catry has
returned home.
Mrs. Catherine Laughton, of Brook |
Ign, who has been visiting her cousin, |
Mrs. Margaret Albro, has gone to
lllion for visit.
Miss Luella Goldsmith, in the office
of Nichols C Warren. left today for
Bath, N. Y, where she will pass her
annual vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. James II. Caldwell of |
Troy who have been sojourning in
Rhode Island are in Bennington for
the remainder of the summer.
Miss Doris Carpenter is spending
several days with Miss Helen Crossof |
Hoosick Falls, who is schoolmate
at Pratt Institute, brooklyn 4
Mrs. Hover's sale of household
goods continues this week. Adv. |
DIR, W. AIonnarquet, chiropodist,
will be in Bennington. August r.
w. X. Farnsworth, secretary of the
Rutland Fair. Sept. 6-7-S.9-1O says
Rutland will have this year the
largest and best fair in its history"
That viii be some Fair
DIR. f. A. Turner, director of the
local Chautauqua left Bennington !
on the midnight train Monday for
n. j., where he will be i'm |
charge of a Chautauqua during the
next week
John F. Woodloek of New York
nj nv .1e
North Bennington were united in mar
riage Sunday morning at st. Peters
church, the Rev. J. Elmer Mckee Off
ciating.
A woman misguidedly believed that
gold could bring sunshine and happi-
ness into a childless home; could |
WELD successful power to deceive;
could buy the bright presence and
the happy voices of children; could
win the man into love of home and
proud fatherhood. See how it all
worked out in The Millionaire
Baby. Six part V. L. s. e. Feature
opera house today. Adv.
Relatives Monday visited G. Henry
Baker, who is at the Samaritan hospi-
tai in Troy under treatment for a self
inflicted bullet wound in the head
The surgeons have ascertained that
the bullet which entered the right
temple passed nearly through the
head and lodged on the opposite side.
No operation, according to the sur
geons, is possible in case of such
wound. There have been reeoyeries
in similar cases and the surgeons are
hopeful that the patients strong con-
stitution is a factor in his favor. He
is irrational at times and suffers sew
erely from pain in the hip broken
when a small boy and not properly
cared for at the time.