The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-04-19
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Miss Lulu Loveioy of Weston is Wis.
iting her sister. Mrs R. E. Howard.
A son, Edward William. was born
Tuesday to Mr.. and Mrs. William Hur-
ley.
Mrs. Joseph A. Evans is seriously i'll
Of srysipelas at her home on School
street.
|, Hot cross buns at the bakery of the
l. E. Gibson company on Friday. Send
your orders early Adv.
See synopsis Of tonight's big five
part feature, THE Seventh Noon" in
opera house ad to day. Adv.
Mrs. Carrie Goldsmith, who was
called here by the final illness of her
mother, Mrs. John II. Warren, leaves
today for Boston.
Chevrolet cars have been purchased
of the Perry B. Gardner garage by
Jesse Mallory Of Woodford and Gill
bert Vaughn of Arlington.
Ralph Norman and August Beecher
will leave for Cohoes the last of the
week for the purpose of passing East
err with relatives in Cohoes.
Rev. II. f. Harmon and family. who
have been visiting at the home of Mrs,
Harmon's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ed
Walbridge, have returned to Newark,
n. j.
A marvellous masterpiece in five
arfy s''rhn Gnunnfh Nnntu 20 ,t,.t,, r.,
the Broadway star of the New York
success Ernest Glendinning, opera
house today. Adv.
"In The Wrong Door, with Carter
De Haven, you have an assurance OF
fye-reels of first class entertain
ment New York Evening Mail,
Opera house Friday. Adv
There is no change today in the stu
alton at the machine shop of the Chas.
Cooper Estate where about thirty en-
ployes in the spring needle department
struck yesterday for nine-hour day.
/ In order to meet complications that
have arisen in carrying out the state
work on the highways, the selectmer
have changed their day OF meeting
from Thursday to Tuesday afternoon
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Y. w. G. this evening will
take the place of the sewing class
which will be held Friday evening in
stead. The class is open to all who
wish to attend.
Mrs. Calvin Endress, president o
| the Vermont Rebekah assembly. has
gone to Bridgeport where she is today
! the guest of the Connecticut assembly
Before returning she will visit rela,
J tives nHartford and New Haven.
Miss Mary r. Sanford is at the Put
nam house for brief stay to superir
tend the storing of household good
| taken from her former residence a
Old Bennington which was recently
sold to Michael Shoemaker.
The third annual maple sugar festi
val Of the North Adams society of the
Sons and Daughters OF Vermont vii
| be held at Grand Army hall in that city
| Friday evening. Sugar will be served
at o'clock and an entertainment will
follow.
Alfred Harbour, road commissions
J in district No. !, has purchased pal
of draught horses to work on the high
ways. Repairs are being made on th'
North Bennington road in the vicinit,
OF Haynes Corners. The road in thil
locality came through the winter IL
bad shape.
Raymond c. Quinlan returned Wed
nesday from Albany where he ha
been attending the Albany school o
pharmacy during the past three years
He will remain In town during tn
week, but will return to Albany Nor
day to take part in the commencement
exercises and receive his diploma.
The executive committee OF the Bel
nington County Forest, Fish and Gam
association has decided to hold tn
proposed trout dinner on Monday, Ma
%. Not all o fthe plans have been CON
pleted bu the members OF the commit
tee have in mind number of feature
which will later be announced in dc
tail.
Deputy Sheriff Perry b. Gardne
and Officer Richard Hurley left thi
forenoon by automobile for BrattlC
boro with Michael MeKal
and skunk" Bent, following heal
ing before the probate court whic
ruled that the two men should b
taken to the institution for treatmen