The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nswt OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Briefly for Busy Readers
William Ii. Wills has returned from
short business trip to Hartford.
Mrs. Miner Cleveland OF Bradford
Place is confined to her home by i'll
ness.
Miss Helen Whitney is taking
weeks vacation from her duties in the
Noveck store.
/ Mrs. Edward II. Everett left this |
morning by automobile for a short |
visit in Boston.
Miss Violet Howard has gone to
Dunstable Mass, to spend several |
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. w. e. Bissell has returned from
visit Of several weeks to her former
home in Lowell Mass.
The midweek prayer service at Ben
Venne library will be held as usual
Wednesday evening at o'clock.
Carl White of Poughkeepsie visited
over the week end with his father,
James White Of Valentine street.
Miss Alice Hudson of Saltwater,
who has been the guest of Miss Zeno-
bia Royce for week, has gone home.
Miss Charlotte Smith Of Wayerly,
Mass, has returned after being the
guest for a few days Of Miss Zcnobla
Royce.
Misses Mildred and Ethel Elwell of
I Green Mountain Valley have returned
| to their home after visiting Miss Mar
jorie Chandler of North Branch street.
H. Harry Sharpe was in Troy Sun
day to visit his new son, H. Harry
Sharpe, jr,, who was born the 10th of
! August. Mrs Sharpe and the boy are
| getting along nicely.
Harry w Moore has completed his
course at the University of Vermont
summer school and is acting as secre.
tary at the Y NJ. c. A. tent at the
Vermont mobilization camp at Fort
Ethan Allen
Mrs Max Holman, who IS in the en-
ploy Of c. NJ. Graves, was taken to
/ the Samaritan hospital at Troy Mon
day evening where she was operated
on this morning for appendicitis
She was accompanied by her husband
and by DR.. Buchanan.
| A meeting of all the Bennington
Camp Fire Girls is called for tomor.
row afternoon at Library hall at $50.
This meeting will be an important one
and every camp lre girl Is urgently
requested to present herself or send
word as to the reason for her absence.
Nearly all OF the outfit that was
used in the test Of the water at the
Duck Pond in Arlington has been
moved to the new site OF the proposed
trout hatchery on land purchased from
Edward Bushnell. Fish and Game
Commissioner John W. Tltcomb CT
Lyndhyille is expected to visit the
site tomorrow afternoon.
The annual meeting of the Benning.
ton County Veterans association will
be held at the Vermont soldiers home
in this village Oh Tuesday. August -
The meeting will be held IN the chap
el. Ii the weather is pleasant dinner
viii be served out Of doors by tine
bennington Relief Corps. II tho
weather Ia unfayorable dinner viii be
served In the dining hall OF the home
An auto ride, with picnic supper al
a camp is being planned for the Older
: girls who come to the playground OF
Tuesday and Friday evenings. as
closing jolilication. All the girls who
would care TO 20 are asked to NEE
Miss Nossler at the playground to
night at $50 TO make arranEement.
as to time and eats, etc. ii you hay,
| never been before. this IS your las
chance to come and get acquainted.
Through oversight on the part o
| the Banner reporter, there Is still on,
organization whose part in the parade
preceding the laying of the corner
stone OF the memorial hospital las
Wednesday was omitted. This OF
ganization Is the Catholic Order o
Foresters and the officers are Edmont
, LaFranchise, chief ranger; Damas
LaFlamme, vice chief ranger; Adjuto
MarCouX corresponding secretary
Joseph Bellemore, financial secretary
and Joseph Pellerin, treasurer.