The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-08-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and village TsId
Briefly for Busy Readers


Court Bennington F. of A. tonight at ,
s o'clock.
Charles o. Jones of Grove street is
visiting in Gouverneur, N. Y, for |
two weeks.
Mrs. ]. f. Matson of Troy was a
guest Saturday at the Burns home |
stead on Maple street.
Peter Jacobs of the western part of !
the town has purchased Ford car of
the Ralph f. Niles Agcy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whitney, Jr.,
and family, Miss Mae Whitney and
Charles Mclaughlin were at Hedges
lake Sunday.
Robert Long left Sunday evening
for Pittsfield where he began work
with the General Electric company
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ]. Eddington and
daughter Ruth. Miss Hazel Hufnagle
and Mrs. H. B. North spent Sunday
at Hedges Lake.
Miss Barbara Cronin will leave to-
morrow for Atlantic City, N. j., where
she will make two weeks visit with
friends from Pittsburgh, Pa.
Misses Mary O'Donnell, Anna
Leahy, Elizabeth Nolan, Gertrude and
Mary Carney AMI Teresa Daley
spent Sunday at Sand Springs.
If there is enough interest shown,
tennis tournament Of mixed doubles
will be played this year. All those in
terested please notify Miss Vossler.
Among the recruits who went to
| Fort Ethan Allen was William Wood
ard instead of "Woodman' as the
name was printed in the Banner Sat
urday.
Arthur Latoure and John Mckay of
North Adams returned this morning
from Burlington They spent part Of
the day Sunday with friends at Fort
Ethan Allen.
| A picture of the Community Gar
dens will be taken Wednesday morn
ing All children who can be in the
picture are asked to come at II
o'clock, with gardening tools
| An automobile party consisting of
Arthur l4atour, Joseph Pellerin, John
I Mckay Of North Adams, Alfred Pell-
erin and Schuyler Dean spent the
weekend at Fort Ethan Allen.
Miss Rose Harbour of Gage street
and guests, Misses Marjorie and
Grace Fort Of Chicago, who have
been in camp for week at Hunters
Rest returned to town Saturday.
j. w Harper has bought Mrs. Wells
Latin Field house at Old Bennington
Mr. Harper and family are occupying
the house for the summer and arc
now cordially greeted as regular resi-
dents.
Mrs L. b. Parker Of Albany, who
has been with her sister, Mrs. j. l.
Harbour OF Gage street. for seyera
days. left Saturday for Jacksonville
where she win spend month will
her mother.
Harry G. Remington OF Company
was home over Sunday He hai
shown so much proficiency in service
that his name was posted last weel
as a First Glass" private. EdmunI
Howe. who Is acting as compan,
clerk in the absence of the regula
clerk, has been appointed a corporal
Willard Freeman Of Troy journeye,
the Berkshires the latter part of las
week arriving at the home OF hi
aunt, Mrs. G. l.. Harwood for owe
Sunday Ralph Norman. one of tn
bakers in the Davenport bakery o.
Gage street, spent Sunday with hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Norman
in Cohoes.
Entries for both the girls an
mems tennis tournaments are bein
IS sent in All those who have not ell
o tered and wish to do so, are asked {
e send their names TO Miss Vossler a
once There will be cup given tn
70 winner of the girls this year. TIL
boys cup will be on exhibition in Vol
q Dettes window.
d Patrick Carney of Silver stree
q son, Robert Carney and daughte
% Miss. Martha Carney, Mrs. John Leah
n of Spring street and son John il
n Miss Mary Mary Turrell and Mis-
~ Isabel Nolan motored TO East Dors'
- Sunday where they stopped at Tn
Naples for the day as the guests
~ Miss Bridget MCLAUGHLIN.