The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Miss Dorothy Cook left Sunday for
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred |
Philpott in Pownal.
Miss Emma Lamarre returned Satur
day from four weeks visit in Canada
and northern Vermont
Miss Mary Mcclure of Maple street
is spending two weeks vacation in
Worcester and Boston.
Miss Alma Dagessse returned today
to the Won Dette iewerly store after a
vacation of two weeks.
Miss Annie Green of Dewey street
is visiting her sister, Mrs. j, +. Buck
ley of Schenectady, for a few days.
There will be Boy Scout meeting
tonight at the Y. NJ. c. A. This is an
important meeting. Try and be pres
en-:
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Barrett of
Wilkesbarre, Pa, are visiting in the
village. Mr. Barrett is former resi-
dent of Bennington.
The board of civil authority met this
forenoon to correct the check list
| which will be used at the primary cleo
tions on September IL. The board will
meet again on Saturday, September 8.
Camp Fire Girls. A final indoor re-
hearsal for Labor Day will be held at
Library hall at O'clock Parts in
the tableau will be assigned and specl-
al parts given out. A full attendance
| is requested.
| Persons and heads OF families that
do not notify the Health Officer when
children come to Bennington under
sixteen years of age from the state Of
New York or Massachusetts will be
treated as guilty Of a misdemeanoT
and dealt with according to the law
Adv.
| A. N. Learned, who served in com
pany | OF the tenth regiment of Yer
mont volunteers during the civil war
died at the soldiers home Sunday
might. He was admitted April 15tf
last from Chester where he had resid
ed during the past 81 years. The re
l llldlio W III pt tdhNn AUlllOlAp iiAOl ~
ing to Fairfax for burial.
Because of the prevalence of infan
tile paralysis in the states of New
York and Massachusetts persons will
children who leave Bennington fol
points in these two states will be sub
ject, upon returning, to the same qua
antine regulations that are now il
force relative to persons with children
coming into Vermont from Massa
chusetts and New York. ADV.
The Putnam house company is plan
ming 10 send running team to Rut
land on Labor day, September 1, t
take part in the hose races TO be heit
in connection with the Rutland fail
The Eagle hose company may also b
represented The Bradford Hook an
Ladder Company will go TO Rutland o.
the following Wednesday to take par
in the preparedness parade. The ban
will accompany the Bradfords
The second round OF the girls ter
!, mis- singles OH the playground Is to h
, completed by Wednesday evening
!. Court reservations may be made &
!, any time by notifying Miss Vossle
= An exceptionally good game wa
. played Friday afternoon whom n Ia
Der defeated r. Huling 6-3. So 9 81
: was the last game of the first roun
! and was witnessed by an especial
!, large audience.
g Two demonstrations from one of tn
q biggest houses in New York VIII be {
the Joe Levin store until 10 o'clock {
night with large line of samples
ladies' and misses suits and coat
These garments are exclusive line
!, and made from exclusive fabrics The
will be on exhibition during the afte
noon and evening and particular Gu
Il toners viii find it to their adyantag
: to call at the store and look the
i ever. Orders may be placed with NJ
Levin for duplicates OF any OF ii
samples and will be promptly file
= Purchasers who avail themselves ,
this opportunity may be assured tn;
these garments viii not be carried
i stock by any house in this yicinit
| Adv