The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-01-10
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School opened Monday after a va
cation of two weeks.
Joseph Connel was in Wilmington
on business Tuesday.
A. p. Bishop and son Perry were
guests in Greenfield Wednesday.
Hermon Jewell had bad attack of
heart trouble Sunday morning.
Miss Iva E. Tantor was business
guest In North Adams last week.
II. X. Wilson was in Bennington on
business Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs, j. F. Carrier was business
visitor in North Adams Tuesday.
II. A. Chase of Buckland was the
guest of his family for few days.
j. f. Carrier was business guest
in Springfield the first of the week.
]. ]. Leonard of Gardner was a
business guest in town Wednesday.
f. A. Andrews was in North Adams
on business the first of the week.
Mrs. Fanny Chase was business
visitor in North Adams Wednesday.
Frank Brainard of North Adams
was business guest in town Friday.
Miss Mary Dix has been spending a
few days with relatives in Whiting
ham.
mn t,1f nd hrnthat
nest are visiting relatives in Spring
field.
Jacques Grandchamp of North Ad-
ans was a guest here the first of the
week.
Mrs. Thomas Canedy of Heartwell.
Vile. VI, was business guest here
Tuesday.
Mrs. p. NJ. Davis is assisting in the
office Of the N. NJ. L. Box Co.. during
inventory.
Miss Gladys Bassett OF Wilmington,
was the guest of Mrs. Eta Dolan
Tuesday.
Mrs. Wayne Garner of Mountain
Mills. Vt. was business guest here
Thursday.
Miss Gladys NJ. Hicks has returned
from a weeks vacation with relatives
in Greenfield.
Mrs. Lena Jillson is substituting in
the railroad station during Mrs. H. L.
Blanchard's absence.
Joseph Duperault is assisting ]. n
Ford in setting up opera chairs in
Westfeld Theatre.
Miss Blanche +. Sprague has been
spending a few days with Mrs. Wayne
Garner in Mountain Mills.
Mrs. Grace Perry and son, Carlton
of North Adams have been spending
a few days at II. P. Billings.
Miss Gladys Chase OF Wilmington
has been spending a few days with
her cousin, Miss Daphene Chase.
Joseph Edwidge and Geneva from
bley of Wethers6eld,.C Conn., are spend
ing a few days at Isidore Morrfers
Alphonse Quay was business
guest in Pittsheld over Sunday. Mrs
Quay accompanied him as far as
North Adams.
Mrs. Frank Quinn, who was operat-
ed upon last week ID the North Ad-
ans hospital for tumors. is on the
road to recovery.
Miss Cecile Carpenter, who has
been spending a few days at her
home, returned to her duties as
teacher in Deerfield
Miss Corina Barber and sister. Mar
garet have returned from an extended
visit with relatives in Holyoke. They
were accompanied by their cousin,
Miss Georgiana Marcott, who re-
turned Saturday.
A chimney fire in the Carpenter
Block on Main street was the cause
of considerable alarm Saturday after
noon. As the smoke was very thick,
it was difficult to determine the ser
iousness, of the fire, but with the aid
of chemicals and fire extinguishers it
was soon under control. IL blazed all
the afternoon and was carefully
watched until about $50, thinking the
worse was over. About LIS Sunday
morning the fire broke out again in
the attic OF the same building. catch
ing on the boards around the chin
ney. The alarm was one more given
and the fire was put out without
much damage The building is oc-
cupied by Jack Breen and the New
York Clothing store.
Governor-elect Horace F. Graham
has appointed as members of his Of
fiial family the following: Secretary
of civil and military affairs, Harvey
+. Goodell of Readsboro; executive
enger, Roger NJ. Aiken of Putney;
clerk, John N. Harvey of Barre;
messenger, Roger NJ. Aiken of Put
ney; stenographer, Miss Julia Hol-
land OF Montpelier. Mr.. Goodell, who
is 81 years of age, was messenger to
Gov. Fletcher four years ago. He was
educated at Drury high school, North
Adams class of 1910, and graduated
from Middlebury college in the class
of 1915. He has been studying law
for year in the Office of Dunnett e.
Shields in st. Johnsbury and Is now
at the state house doing some pre-