The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-08-10
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Friday, August 10, 1917.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town sne Village Ted
prIsfIy fer 5usy E-Adsrs

business visitor in town today
Trenor Gregg and Harry Warren
are fishermen on the Battenkill today
Dancing at Foresters' hall tonight.
Donnelly's orchestra, tickets Csc. |
ADV.
There will be a dance at Foresters' |
hall, tomorrow night. Hurleys or
chestra. Adv
Dr. James F. Nagle and DR.. Luther
Mac Kenzie Of New York city visited
friends in town.
Herbert Armstrong, mailing clerk
at the postoflice is enjoying two
days vacation.
Attend the dance at Foresters hall
tonight. Donnelly's orchestra, tic
kets Zoe. Adv,
Hurleys full orchestra will furnish
music for the F. NJ. T. A. b. picnic
and dance next week.
Manager W. E. Bissell of the local
telephone exchange is spending the
day in Manchester
Charles T. Burt the South street
harness maker. motored to Springfield
and returned Wednesday
Mrs Ida Bassett and. son, Duane
Bassett of Gage street returned today
from visit in Brattleboro.
Harry Murray Of Gage street enter
tanned a number of friends at camp
Pine Rest Thursday evening.
Mrs. John Baker Of Old Bennington
and Mrs Henry German OF New York
are spending the day in Pittsheld.
Miss Josephine Shea left for Pitts
field today where she will spend the
week end with her sister, Mrs. T..
O'Bren.
William and Deane Horrobin OF
Chicago are spending two weeks with
their aunt Mrs Robert Healy on I'm
ion street
Newman Harrington returned to his
home in Holyoke this morning after
few days stay with relatives on the
bNi 1Non lNNNs
Il. C. Bennett. who is recuperating
from an Illness, left today to join
Mrs Bennett and children at Bolton
Landing, Lake George.
Miss Elizabeth O'Brien, who has
been spending her vacation with Mrs
Della Ohesrn Of Main street has re.
turned to her home in Albany
Mr.. and Mrs James Wood left
| Thursday evening for Cohoes, whore
they will spend the week end with
his sister, Mrs. Anna Gallipeau.
Rev. Howard Robbins, d. D. dean
Of the cathedral CT st, John the Di
vine of New York will preach at st
Peters church Sunday morning.
| Mrs James C, I.ally and Miss Ben
lab Whitley accompanied Mrs Lally',
daughter, Helen who LETT for Phla
delphia Thursday, as far as Water
ford
| Miss Ina Walker will arrive from
| Gardner, Mass, Saturday to spent
her vacation with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs Charles Walker ON Gag,
stree;
| Miss Ethel Cutler, stenographo
and bookkeeper in the office Of /. S
Norton, will leave Saturday for New
York, where she will spend part o
her vacation.
| Mrs. H. W. Estes OF North Adams
who has been visiting her son, c. S
Estes Of Silver street for severa
days, left this morning for stay il
Pownal before returning home.
| Raymond Barnard Harrington an,
| Lila May Dunn, both OF Bennington
were married at the Second Congre
gational parsonage by Rev &. S
Mills, Thursday evening. They wer
attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Ere,
| Crawford.
| Rev. Frank Il. Jenkins, d. d., presI
dent Of Piedmont college. will SUI
ply the pulpit OF the Second Congre
tional church next Sunday morning
| Rev. George s. Mills will preach a
Old Bennington In the absence OF tn
pastor, Rev, c. +. Hill Crathern.
Our entire stock Of mems, ladies
and children's clothing will be scld a
very marked reductions during Sal
urday. II will pay you well TO b
amongst the purchasers at the 10
Levin store. You Will find genuin
profit sacrificing prices on our larg
stock Saturday at Joe Levin's. Ad,
All members Of stark Lodge y,
3, ]. o. o. T., and all visiting broti
els are hereby notified and requisite
to assemble at the lodge rooms Sa
urday, Aug IL, at 1870 o'clock p. m
for the purpose of attending Brothe
Hover's funeral. A full attendance
desired. r L. Sanhorn, n. G.. attes
j. 4. Carpenter, recording secretary
DIR, r, A. Walsh of Readsboro an
S f. Dunn Of Wilmington motorei [
Bennington in Dr. Walsh's car Thur
day. DR.. Walsh went on to Mort
Adams while Or Dunn remained unit
later In the day on business connecte
with the exemption board OF which h
Is a member in Windhall county. n
returned to Wilmington with w. |
Policy Of Putnam street,