The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
koWs OF the Town and Village Tok
Briefly for 6usy Readers

Ralph Norman and Charles Soules
| spent Sunday in Cohoes.
Loren B. Harbour has purchased a
Hudson touring car of f. l.. Bottum.
Edward Telford and party enjoyed
trip over the Mohawk trail Sunday.
Social dance at Y. w. c. rooms
Thursday evening. Admission CSC.
Adv.
The roof is being put on the double
tenement being built by William Lun-
ergan on Elm street,
| The residence OF Eugene Shea on
east Main street has been greatly i'm
| proved by fresh coat of paint.
Mrs. Frank Riley, who has been
spending a few days in Chicago with
her husband returned home yesterday.
Carpenters are at work on the sec
ond floor of the new residence being
built by William II. Myers on Union
street.
Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Percy and
family Of Pittsield were the Sunday
guests of Mr.. Percey's brother, Leon
Percy.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sears and son
John and Miss Lena Holton have re-
turned from few days camping at the
Holton camp in Woodford.
Miss Ina Walker, who is employed
as a stenographer at Gardner, Mass,
is at the home of her father, Charles
Walker, for a two weeks vacation.
Perry Il. Gardner is in New York.
lie will return with a Baby Grand
Chevrolet car which has been ordered
by S. f. Center of North Bennington
Mrs, William Tippner and son viii
liam of New York arrived last night
to spend a few weeks with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Paul Gallipo of
Park street.
The regular monthly business
meeting Of Y. w. c. will be held at
the home OF Mrs. Harwood, West
Main street, this evening, after
which Mrs. Ross will give talk on
Birds"
p. j. Dunn and nieces, Miss Nellie
Hurley Of bennington and Miss Rose
Thomoyer Ct Piqua, O., and nephew
William McGuru, were in Hoosick Sun
day as the guests Of Mr.. Dunn's
cousin, Mrs. Charles Keegan
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hurley have
begun housekeeping on Gage street
Hiram H. Hail, superintendent OF
the E-Z Waist Co, was in Cambridge
Tuesday on business connected with
the branch factory in that place.
Miss Flora Worden, an employee o.
p the Cooper Manufacturing company, is
entertaining her father and brother-in
law who reside in New Jersey The
family are natives OF Germany ant
this is 30 first time father ant
daughter have met during the past ten
years. Mr. Worden is a cigar maker
and has been in America only two
year,.
Dr. and Mrs. Harold d. Hazeltine o
Cambridge, England, are to sail Jul!
n % on the American line STEAMSHIP
Z Philadelphia for New York and viii
. spend several weeks at the home o
Mrs. Hazeltine's parents Mr.. and Mrs
George + Graves in BENNINGTON. DR.
u Hazeltine Is a lecturer On w Z
Cambridge university and before hi
a return is to deliver a series of lecture
at Columbia.
Ire Bentley, G6 years of age, III,
long resident of Manchester. diet
Tuesday morning at o'clock at tn
Rutland hospital after having boo- q
n the institution for 10 days. Nh
Z bentley is survived by his wife ant
a son. The remains were taken to tn
u e. Stearns undertaking rooms an,
were sent Tuesday afternoon on th
155 o'clock train TO Mancheste
where the funeral and burial will talk
place
/. Earle w Williams is expected t
I reach Bennington this Afternoon
from Springfield, Mass, with the tw
auto bus cars which are to be use
- on the line between this village AM
Dorset lie win be accompanied b,
the two drivers, residents OF tn
northern section Of the county, VIII
will operate the cars. As soon as tn
cars can be tried out by few tria
trips the service will be started, prof
ably the last of the present week an,
not later than Sunday.