The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-05-03
family here,

Little Irene Aubertme IS visiting
relatives in North Adams.
Mrs. Fred Pike spen; FRIDAY with
friends in North Adams.
Eugene DIX was a business visitor
in North Adams Tuesday
c. A. Barber was a business visitor
in North Adams TUESDAY
Fred Heisler spent Thursday and
Friday in North Adams.
Miss Mabel Bartlett was a guest in
North Adams Thursday.
Miss Corina Barber visited relatives
in Greylock last Friday
a. B. Clark was business visitor
in North Adams Saturday.
Mrs Clifford Barber visited relatives
in Greylock last Thursday.
Mrs. II. p. Billings was a business
visitor in North Adams Friday.
Miss Isabel Hicks was a business
visitor in North Adams Saturday.
J. p. Kellas OF Malone, N. Y, was
here on railroad business Thursday
NJ W. Siclaley has returned from a
business trip to Bennington and vici-
nifty.
Miss Lena Flood Of North Benning
ton visited friends in town last Tues
day.
Elmer Reed OF Springfield has been
spending few days with Hermon
Jewell.
Miss Esther Burroughs of Mortified
spent the weekend with Miss Isabel
Hicks.
Mrs W. H. Wiley and son, Harry OF
Pittsdeld visited friends in town last
week.
Mrs Eta Mezzerall of Erying has
been spending the week with relatives
in town
Miss Audrey Whitmore was bust
ness visitor In North Adams Monday
and Tuesday.
Alfred Walker and William McQuaid
of Shelburne Falls We're here on bust
ness Monday
Mrs Angie Whitney Of North Adams
visited her sister, Mrs Emma Auber-
tine last Thursday.
Mrs John Banabe Of Wilmington
spent the weekend with her daughter
Mrs Alfred Bolien
John Bissaillon has finished working
as barber for c. A. Barber and re.
turned to North Adams.
Mrs. Walter Brown Of Wilmington
visited her daughter, Mrs. Myra
Loisele ever Sunday.
Elmer Dudley has finished working
in the clail factory and returned to
his home in Townsend
Miss Noreen Cunningham Of VII
| mingtCn has been spending a few dbs
with Mrs. Louis Loiselle.
Miss Edna Allard Of Jacksonville
has been spending q week with her
sister, Mrs G. W. Sumner.
/ Mrs Myra Loi5ole has been spend.
Ing a few days with her mother. Mrs
W. 5. Brown In Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Miner Of VII.
mlngton spent Sunday with their SOL
and his wife, Mr. and Mrs Theodore
Mine,.
Miss b. 4. Leonard of North Benning
ton visited her sister, Miss Helen
Leonard at w. E. Robinson's LIT
Tuesday.
Mrs. Na5ol Delaney and little son
Rus Ell 81 East Arlington, is spending
the week with her sister.inlaw, Mrs
PerlcF Aabeltine
Mr. end Mrs. Peter LaFrahcis an.
nounce The engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Metilda TO Eugene Betit Of Jack
sonyilc Both arc very we'll known
in this vicinity and their many friends
extend concentrations.
"Re.dsCmo Week campaign closed
Sundai evening and as usual the hall
was very crowded and the campaign
has been splendid success. Tuesday
last play entitled Between Two
Lives was given by home talent and
in $50 capacity hall, over 400 people
crowded. The performance was yer,
we'll played and each one acted their
part especially we'll Wednesday even
ms, Mason S Stone, State Superinten.
dent Of Education Of Montpelier gave
u fine talk punctuated with stories and
Wit and the Trentina Band furnished
! excellent music Thursday evening
j. A. Davis, county road commissioner
OF Manchester gave a good speech on
the need OF good roads and showed
stereopticon pictures of recently built
roads under his supervision. The
town band furnished fine music that
! evening Friday evening was com
munity night and w. W. Bartlett spoke
eXcellently on cooperation and ther
the audience was entertained by three
Williams college men. Two of them
Mr.. Huff and Mr.. Wells rendered piano
and violin or mandolin duets while The
third Mr. Bernard performed slight
4 ol-hand parlor tricks. Then a com
mittee of five was elected by ballot 1,
act as officers Of the Village Improve
ment Association. Three were, Mis-
Blanche II. Spraguo. Mrs. II. Il. Blan
chard, A. b. Clark, DR.. T. T.. Crowle,
and j, S. Faulkner. Saturday after
noon Mr.. Bartlett, assisted by two o
the students held a baseball game TO
the boys to which 100 attended. Mrs
Bartlett assisted by Miss Patch ant
Mrs. Wells taught the girls and youni
women out door games such as wolfe,
( ball and others. 70 girls attended that