The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-02
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Miss Dorothy Stoecker was guest
in Pittsheld Saturday.
F.. A. Andrew was in North Adams
on business Thursday.
Miss Gladys Hicks was shopper il
North Adams Saturday.
Louis Loiselle was guest in llol
yoke the first OF the week
A. b. Clark was in Boston on busl
ness the first of the week.
Mrs Fred DARN was in North Ad-
ans on business Saturday.
C.E. Mofatt of Brattleboro was in
town on business Tuesday.
J.. H. Jangrow of Shelburn Falls was
a guest in town Wednesday.
Burgess Jewell of Nottingham was
a business guest here Tuesday.
Mrs. II. p. Billings was a business
guest in North Adams Monday
Mrs. HI A. Parsons was business
visitor in North Adams Monday.
Ralph Underwood Of North Adams
was business guest here Thursday,
Mrs. r. S. Tower and Beatrice Jan
grow drove to North Adams Thursday
Lawrence Seney and William Lee
tourneau were in North Adams Satur
day.
Game Warden Higgins of Benning-
ton was a business guest here Tues
daJ.
C. Il. Allard of Nottingham visited
his daughter. Mrs. Charles w Sumner
Tuesday.
Miss Dorothy Kingsley spent Sun
day and Monday with Miss Laurel
Loiselle.
Mrs. w A. Brown OF Wilmington
was the guest of relatives in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. Emma Wheeler and daughter,
Miss Ruth Wheeler are visiting at NJ
A. Hicks. G
Mrs. Charles II, Pope is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lauf in
Danbury, Conn.
Edward Letourneau and Napoleon
Lafieur were business visitors in
North Adams Saturday
J. II. Kennedy was in Shelbune
Falls Friday on business tor the Pow
err Construction company.
Read commissioner ]. A. Davis of
Manchester, VT, was business guest
here the first Of the week.
Miss Florence Letourneau entertain
ed few friends at her home on East |
Main street Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fowler and sons, |
Jean and Paul have been spending a |
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. c. j.. |
Maher.
Mrs. c. E. Allard and daughter, Miss |
Edna Allard OF Nottingham have been |
spending few days with Mrs. Chas
W. Sumner.
Edmund Boyd had his adenoids re-
moved Wednesday. Dr. Crowley per |
formed the operation with the assist |
ance of Miss iva Taintor.
Rene DUDE, who has been confined |
to his bed fer the past ten weeks with |
fractured thigh. is now able to be
about the house for short periods.
Miss Gertie Bishop was in North |
Adams Wednesday and Thursday
Mrs. p. NJ. Davis substituted for her
in the office Of the National Metal |
Edge Box Co.
Miss Helen A. Leonard and Miss
Helen y. barrow entertained a few
friends at the home of Mrs Anna
1aintor Friday evening. Games were
played, vocal and instrumental selec
lions rendered and light lunch was
served. 4hS
William E. Robinson was pleasantly |
surprised last Wednesday evening,
When several of his friends in mas
queiade gathered at his home the oc.
casion being his Goth birthday. The
kitchen was cleared where dancing
was enjoyed
4 The mill of the National Metal Edge !,
Box Co, was closed from Saturday to
Tuesday morning. The canal was
drained and the Power Construction
company have been working on it
night and day to prevent the forma-
ton of anchor ice which caused a
great deal of trouble last winter.
Miss Cora Lafeur was pleasantly
surprised Sunday afternoon. when
about 20 friends gathered at her home !
TO remind her of her 10th birthday
Games were played, vocal selections
rendered and refreshments. She was
presented a $3.50 gold piece besides
many other gifts. The party broke up
early in the evening, wishing the
hostess many happy returns Of the
day.
Mrs. Lettie Carrier Robertson wife
of Edward Robertson, died Monday
morning at the home OF her daughter,
MRS. b. a. Stowe of Adamsvile with
whom sho had been making her home.
She was born in Hawley, Mass, Nov
efnber IL, 1884, her death caused by |
old age. Most of her life was spent in
Shelb1rne Falls. Five children were
born 10 them, two sons, Frank and 4
William, both dead adm three daughe
ters, Mrs. Is. A. Stowe of Adamsville, II
Mrs. Frank Crosier and Mrs. 7. ID. Il
Goodell Of this town. Short services
were held at Colrain and Thursday |
moraing the body was brought here
where short services we're held in the
Baptist church, interment in the
Sherman cemetery. People from out
o flown whoattended the sruneral were
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