The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-11-28
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Wednesday, November 20, 1917.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village To
Briefly for Busy Readers

Manager w. E. Bissell of the tele
phone exchange was in Manchester
Tuesday
Special Thanksgiving day services
at st. Peters church tomorrow morn
Ing at~9 o'clock. ff 81
Mrs. b. Reiner Of Valentine street
entertained few friends at a sewing
party Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Frank Moore of Adams street
who has been in poor health for sew
eral days, Is out again
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Prendergast of
Scott street will spend Thanksgiving
with friends in Albany.
Mrs. Otis Williams of Albany will
spend the holiday with her father,
Fred o. Graves of Elm street.
Miss Mathilde Vossler, recreation
director, left this noon for New York
where she will spend Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noise Pineau left
this afternoon for Lowell, Mass, to
spend the holiday at the home of his
: brother, 4sty5 gt tN,
Ralph Mckechine, Springfield is eX
pected this evening to spend Thanks
| giving with Burt S. LOOMS, former
employer.
| Miss Agnes Kehoe of Congress
street. clerk In the Lurie store, will
spend Thursday at her home in Hoo
sick Falls. '} ~
Mrs. Daniel d. Tompkins OF Elm
street Is spending two'i weeks in
Hyde Park with her daughter, Mrs.
Walter Wood
Bert Harrington left this morning
tor his home in New York where he
will act, as best man at a wedding
this evening
| Village president and Mrs. A. w.
BREASTED with their son William will
spend Thanksgiving with friends in
Moth Adams.
Miss Gertrude Carrigan OF Pitts
ford will be Thanksgiving day guest
OF the home of Mrs Anna CcCue OF
School street.
Mrs Dewitt r. Lewis who was in
iured in motorcycle accident recent.
~ is improving and is able TO come
I Edown' stairs today 49, sit..i laga
Charles Mills and George Noveck
students at Dartmouth. will arrive
this evening to spend Thanksgiving
at their homes here.
i I Mrs. James Barron went today &c
Cohoes 10 spend the holiday with hei
cousins the Misses Mary, Ephemia
and Edna Masterton.
Tout canadien Francois vous es,
HIjnyite une soiree de whistle Ia
sale desgsEoEeestie Catholic easssoil
Nov. 2S Admission f0c'$
Il sd here will sbe as~rshearsal.,.o
st. Francis De Sales choir at tn,
rooms of the Temperance society a
7.30 o'clock Friday evening baat4i
81, Mrs, H. G. Lewis, who has beef
spending several days with her son
pr. Dewitt Z. Lewis. has !, returne,
70 her home in Springfield
4 Miss Louise Graves went to North
l. ampton today and will visit for few
days at Miss Capen's school, o
which she is former student
Company A will meet for drill thi
evening at 7.30 at Library hall am
tomorrow will drill out of doors
meeting for that purpose at $50
George lockwood. a former res
dent, now of Greenfield, is in town {,
spend tomorrow with his parent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred y. lockwood q
Branch street
Mr.. and Mrs William Burke G
Silver street left this morning TO
Boston where they will spend Thank
giving with their daughter, Ruth VIII
attends Bradford Academy.
Mrs Hugh Berne has returned t
her home on Main street from
Troy hospital where she has bee
undergoing treatment for severe
weeks. Mrs Berne is getting alon
| lnicely
| Word has been received from Ne
| York OF the enlistment in the nav,
| reserve of Clarence and Geore
! Daley, sons of the late DR.. Z. /
| Daley. This makes four sons now
| tho service.
| Dewey Noyes, a former employe
| of the Putnam house, now attendin
' school in New York visited briefl
in town today on his way to Rutlan
= where he will spend Thanksgivin
at his home.
| ''''Aic ia i'thiiiuSOu tut SHOW nlpri
in ly whitened the ground there wa
"a quite a fall among the mountain
and numbering operations are begu
~ though good deal hampered b
as shortage of labor.
in Mrs. Cornie G1yn Cocklin an
daughter Marion and Miss Agnes or;
es yelle of Rutland will arrive this cy,
re ming to spend Thursday with Mr.
ut Mary Healy and daughters of Schot
". street. Mrs. Cocklin will sing at tn
ST. Thanksgiving concert at the Soldier
home tomorrow.
lyl Y. NJ. C, a, members look forwar
q to an ENJOYABLE Thanksgiving da
he program A bowling tournament i
so the after noon starting at D. m. /
Ill competition for a pumpkin pie an
ne two basketball games in the evcnin,
if one between the employed boy
brotherhood and the High schot
ar team and the other Il match game Il
Guiding boys from the Graded fschoo
Tits preliminary viii start at 7.3O.
States Attorney Frank c. Arch
bald OF Manchester was in the vi
u lage last evening investigating tn
~, cases against James Walsh an
ID Hairy Vetel who are charged with
II. breach OF the peace in connection