The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-02-07
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II. y. sawyer WAS III Wilmington on
business last week.
Joseh Conell is in Shelburne Falls
on business this week.
Walter Stone OF Heath was in town
on business last week.
Mrs. J. r. Carrier was in North
Adams on business Friday.
l.. Fl. Sawyer of Nottingham was
in town on business last week.
A. p. Bishop is much improved and
able to be in the store again.
Rev. C. II. Delnotaro was in Som
erset on business last week.
W. II. Maynard OF Greenfield was
business guest in town Friday.
H. Harbor was business guest in
Wilmington the last of the week.
Mrs F.. e. Sawyer has recovered
from the grip and able to be out.
Several couples attended the festi-
val in Jacksonville Friday evening.
Miss Rose Morrier is working for
Mrs. Fred Murray in North Adams.
Mrs. Phoebe Bechard has been suf-
fering with neuralgia for the past
week.
Mrs. Nj. J. Pike and son Harry were
in North Adams on business Thurs
day.
Miss Gladys NJ, Hicks was a bust
ness guest in North Adams Satur-
day.
Miss Adeline Balduzzi OF North
Adams visited relatives in town over
Sunday.
Eugene Dix has purchased victro-
la from Woods Music store in North
The Eastern Star Rebekah Lodge
held a food sale in their apartments
Thursday.
Mrs. 4. r. Seney entertained few
friends at her home on School street
Friday evening.
Wells Conklin of Wyomanock. N.
Y. was guest at NJ o. Hicks Satur-
Gay ana Sunday.
Mrs. Clara Peterson of St Johns
bury was the guest of Mrs. Frank
keyes Thursday
A daughter was born Sunday. Feb
ruary 4. to Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Oakes of Monroe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Pike and little
laughter of Mechanicsville, N. Y, are
visiting relatives in town.
w. d. Stranger of Philadelphia was
} business guest here Saturday for
The N. NJ. z. Box company.
Charles wellman and daughter.
Laura and Miss Mary Dix were bust
hess guests in North Adams Wednes- |
lay.
A large party of young people en-
Dyed a sieighride to Nottingham |
Tuesday evening and attend an oys-
er supper and social
Deputy Sheriff H. X. Wilson has |
appointed seven patrolmen TO guard |
he power station and premises OF tho |
New England Power Co.
c. ]. Maher attended the funeral !
" his aunt in Newfane last week. |
During his absence, his wife visited |
Ter mother. Mrs. c. c. Barlow in Viii |
Miss Elizabeth Wood has resumed |
Ter duties in the Office of the Reads |
,oro Chair company after an illness
# two weeks. Miss c. c. Murphy OF |
North Adams, who has been substitute
ng for her, has returned to her
Iome.
f, A. Andrews has been transferred
" the New England Power company
0 No. 8 station near Hoosac Tunnel,
0 replace w. H. Webb, who has re-
igned and gone to New York.
'homas Coughlin of No. station in
helburne Falls has taken his place
S switch board operator in No.
tation.
Last Wednesday the three children
I. Clifford Trombley and his former
life. now Mrs. Frank Trip of Bos-
On, were brought into court for set
tenant of the cast. II was stated
hey were Abandoned by their par
nts and who released their claim.
he Oldest. Joseph, was legally adopt
d by Alphonse Bechard. The two
iris, Edwidge and Geneva, were law
lily committed to the care and Gus
,dy Of Rev. Father G. H. Delotare,
aston of st. Joachine's church On
thursday they were placed in
atholic charitable home.
Grand Warden, Mrs Clara Peterson
st. Johnsbury was a guest of
vening Star Rebekah Lodge last
evening. Past District
equity President, Mrs. Mary Crosier
i'd Grand Marshall Mrs. Belle Chase
ave installed the officers who for the
lsuing year are. N. G., Ida Muir !.
,ck: Y. G., Alta Wheeler; secretary,
attic Baker; finanial secretary, Sop
IL Jewell; treasurer Mary. Douglas;
N. g., Gladys Hicks; |. G. Lettie
eyes,. o. G. Herbert Stickles; r. S.
G., Matte Pike; L. S. N. G.. Belle
base; X. S. v. g., Mary Crosier; l..
v. c., Bertha Hicks; w. Jennie
lumb; c., Emily Jarvais, chaplain,
critic Bishop; pianist, Lille Sprague.
ladys Hicks was elected delegate of
lie Rebekah assembly with Lefty
eyes as alternate. After the bust
ess meeting short program was