The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-06-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nsws Of the Town and Village Told
Strictly for Busy Readers

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drug store. ADV.
Mrs Nettic lockwood has returned |
from Arlington where She has been |
spending the week past.
Mrs Patrick Shea of Eagle Bridge |
has been the guest OF relatives in town
for the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Vail and fami-
~ of Troy have arrived at their OLD
Bennington home for the summer.
Henry Seymour, machinist at the
Bradford mill has purchased a new
/ Dodge touring car from the Bennington
| garage.
Mrs. Charles Z. Welles and son of
I East Orange, n. j.. have arrived at Old
Bennington and opened their nome for
the season.
Miss Rose Green of Schenectady is
spending few days with her cousin
and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A.
Noyes Of County street.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Snow, who
were called here last week by the i'll
ness of their daughter, Mrs. Samuel A.
Noyes, have returned to their home at
Manchester Depot
Mrs. Samuel A. Moves, who has been
confined to her bed for the past five
weeks at her home on County St, re
mains about the same. Mrs Mary Ann
Green of Schenectady is caring for
he;.
George Worthington has arrived at.
Old Bennington to prepare the Worth
ington summer home for occupancy
Mrs. WorthingtCn will join him the
coming week Their son, George
Worthmgton, Jr, is now located in
Cleveland, Ohio.
Charles |. Webster, corporation
counsel for the city of Troy, whose
death occurred FBday had many ac-
quaintances in Bennington, He was
the successor Of George b. Wellington
oil this place who filed the Office for
four terms under Mayor Mann
Services for Whitsmday at St.
Peters church will be Holy Commun-
ion at $50 a. H. Sunday school, $50
a. m, Holy Communion 1890 a. m,
Evening Prayer 400 p. IN, children's
flower service at p. m. The rector
will preach at the morning service.
Residents Of the new hospital dis
trict are grati6ed by the progress Of
the work in laying gas mains through
that vicinity. 4 gang of laborers have
opened Washington avenue and laid
mains as far rs Weeks street Three
days more will see Weeks and Putnam
street connected.
Attention members OF the Second
CONGREGATIONAL Sunday school. Come
to the chapel at 1915 tomorrow morn
ing Mothers will please see that the
primary children are sent early to
their room, by 1915 promptly. We are
hoping for sunshine But We are 60
ing to have our exercises, rain or
shine,
The article in last nights Banner re-
gardng the state OF the Pleasant Val.
ley road and its possibility for big
cars has occasioned some comment
Several owners OF big cars have come
through this detour without incident
and found it a short cut into the vii
lage by way OF Old Bennington, now
that the west road is being closed for
repairs.
Advertised letters, Giuseppe Chiya
role GU, Molinaro FRANCESCA Guilano
p. w. Whittemore, NJ. J. Lebivot. Ales
sio Magistro, l.. Layallee. c. A. Davies
Steve Beltsios. Mrs. Anna Foote, j. j
Williams, Miss Jennie O'Neill. These
letters will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office June "a, 1916 il not delivered be
fore. In calling for above, please say
Advertised" giving date Of list.
, julius Weichman, whose parents are
residents OF that part OF Poland war
, swept between the armies of the Kais
er and the Car has received a brie
communication that they are still alive
although food conditions in the strick
en- country are precarious. Mr.. WEIGH
: man heard from his people at the out
break Of the war, since which time 4
5 has been almost impossible to get wor,
I through.
Mrs. T. A. Davenport and Mrs. Sam
. uel Lyons were attendants on the re
cent state convention of Eastern Sta
orders in Burlington, with Mrs. Laur;
b. Cole. Mrs Cole, who during III,
past year was grand matron and VIII,
went out of Office on the election of he
successor at the convention is enteret
ON the membership Of the Past Patrons
and Matrons association and receiyej
several tokens Of appreciation from TIT
orders
Mr.. and Mrs, Mallory, recently mar
ried here, are spending their weddm
trip in Boston, Springfield and Albany
Mrs. Mallory, who before her marriage
was Miss Alice +. Cole of Putnam
street was given linen shower by he
many friends and q wedding breakfas
was served at the home OF her mother
Mrs Il. A. Cole Immediately after tn
ceremony. The bride wore blue tai
feta suit and white hat and carried
rosary. The bridesmaid, Miss Ros
Cole, wore blue talfeta silk with pin
hat. Mr. Mallory is employed at tn
Bottum & Terrence shipping depar
ment.
Chidren's Day win be observed L
morrow morning at the Second Cor
gregational church. The entire schoC
is asked to meet in the chapel at l0,1i
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