The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and village Told
Strictly for Busy Rsadsra

street.
Richard MCGUIRE of Stafford street
is employed by the post office for
few weeks.
Rober Burt and Edward Thomas left
this morning for weeks camping trip
at Sucker pond
Clinton Hall of North street, who
formerly lived in Bennington, is Wis
iting relatives here.
Miss Kathryn Hayes of Glens Falls.
is the guest of Miss Pauline Cornell
at the Putnam House.
Moses Wilson of the Pownal road
has purchased a Pullman touring car
from the Lowe Garage.
Daniel O'Connor of Schenectady is
the guest of his aunt Miss Sara A.
O'Connor of Main street.
The DrysdaIe store will be open
Tuesday night until o'clock. Closed
all day THE Sixteenth.
The Drysdale Store will be open
Tuesday night until o'clock. Closed
all day "The Sixteenth.
The Drysdale store will be open
Tuesday night until o'clock. Closed
all day THE Sixteenth"
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hewitt and son,
Robert of Pittsield, former residents,
are guests of relatives in town.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Bertrand Of
Warrensburg, n Y, are the guests of
j. A. Quinlan of Washington avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Shurtleff Of
Waterbury, Conn, are visiting Mrs.
Shurtlens sister, Mrs. c. j. Kinsley.
Alfred Ellsner, manager of the f.
Il. Braman store on Main street, spent
the week end at his home in Adams.
Miss Jane Burgess and Mrs. Harriet
Williams left this morning for two
weeks vacation to be spent in Troy.
Miss Eleanor p. Richie who has
been the guest of Miss Ruth Burke Of
Silver street has returned to her home
in Plttsfeld
Miss Helen Gavin of Troy is visit
ing here for few days as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas f. Slattery Of
South street.
Coangelo's band. which had a part
in the Chautauqua program Of Friday
left this morning for Saugerties N.
Y. to take part in the ChautauQua in
that town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Kennon and
VIII Jangro and two friends OF Green
field. Mrss., spent part Of the day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Morse of North
Branch street
DR.. and Mrs. f. T. Grennan and
daughter, Mary, Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Leonard, D. NJ. Behan, and Miss Ami
Behan, all of Schenectady are the
guests of DR.. r. e. Grennan.
John Baker of Old Bennington has
resigned his position as chauffeur for
Hans Kelson and has accepted the
position in the Woolworth store as as
sistant manager which was recently
vacated by Frank Stockwell.
Benedette PerveGult OF North Adams
spent Sunday in town visiting friends.
Miss Mary Mcclure of Godfrey place
is spending a two weeks vacation with
Mrs. Fred Godfrey at her cottage at
Queen City Park Burlington.
Mrs. ]. T. Carpenter OF Main street
spent the week end with her daughter
Helen who is a member OF the camp
fire girls camping party at Camp Loaf
more at Woodford. Then entire party
returned this afternoon.
Frank c. Phillips of Derby, Conn,
who Is spending the summer here with
his father, Charles G. Phillips, return
Cd the latter part Of last week from
New York with n new Chevrolet auto
mobile which he purchased there.
There will be n very important meet
ing at o'clock of the +. NJ. T. A. b,
society in their rooms in the Opera
House block to make final arrangege'
ments for the picnic. All members
are requested to be there without fail
Henry Bradford of Main street has
returned from trip of several weeks
through the West which he made in
company with Principal +. u. Mabrey
OF the local high school. Mr.. Mabrey
did not return to Bennington. hut
went to his home In Redding Ridge
Conn.
II. Harrington Sears, formerly sec
rotary of the Boys Club in Pittsfeld
Is spending n few days here with his
mother, Mrs. Harriet Sears OF Main
street. Mr. Sears recently resigned
his position In pittsheld and will take
up work along similar lines this fall
at Newton, Mass.
VIII the members of the Mt. Antho
ny Chapter No. o. H. S. who intend
J to take part in the parade on Aug. l,
. to the laying of the coner stone of II
I. w. Putnam Memorial hospital kindly
| leave their name at once with the Ma
sonic temple that the chapter may
r know how many to provide conyeyanc,
D iof.
Whether or not e was bad omer
has not yet been decided, but the fac
remains that n young crow roasted FOL
several minutes this morning on tn,
roof Of LaForune's restaurant. Ate
gazing for q short time at the passini
traffic and inhaling the odors arisinl
Q from below. the bird calmly few dow
North street and back to his natiy,
y environment.
There will be meeting at the boart
0 of trade headquarters in the Hawk
o block at S o'clock this evening to com
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