The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-05-07

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e. T. Griswold and J. L. Griswold
spent Sunday in Troy.
Mrs. |. NJ Smalley has returned
from visit with friends in White
hall.
Howard Manley of Manchester
spent the week end with relatives
here.
Miss Elizabeth Mcmahon OF Albany
is the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
a. Guiltinan.
Lester B. Vail of New York is spend
ing a few days at his former home in
Old Bennington
William H. Lundergon of Spring
street and son William are spending
the day in Albany.
The Molly Stark bridge club will
meet with Mrs. George f. Graves,
Tuesday evening
Dwight Marvin, editor of the Troy
Record. was the guest Saturday Of
George A. Mathers.
Rev Isaac jennings, D. D. preached
at the services at the Old First church
Sunday morning.
Next Sunday is Mothers Day. Send
her a greeting card. Dainty line on
sale at Evans store. ADV.
Edward Heppelle, who has been
under treatment in the Troy city
hospital, is expected home today.
Arthur c. Elliot returned today to
New York after spending Sunday at
his summer home on South street.
Edmund p. Howe, a student at Dart
mouth college. is spending few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs F. e.
Howe
Asa J. Harwood has returned to
Richmond, Indiana, after spending
the week end at his former home in
town.
Miss Natalie Bixby, who spent Sun
day with her sister, Miss Beatrice
Bixby returned this morning to Ar
lngton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Benson have re.
turned from their wedding trip and
are visiting her sister Mrs. Kenneth
Haswell
Hugh Webb. of Racine. Wisconsin,
who is spending a few days at his
home IN Arlington. visited friends
here Sunday
Miss Belle Roe, Of Rutland who
was the guest sunday Of Miss Mabel
Bowles of West Main street, returned
to her home today.
Edward Emmons, who has complet-
ed his course in the Connecticut state
agricultural college at Storrs. Conn,
has returned 40 his home here
Mr. and Mrs Cholmondeley Thorn
ton are in Boston on their wedding
trip, They are expected to return to
the middle OF the week.
Mrs. f. W. Stegmeyer of Buffalo is
making a visit with her father, F. o.
Graves. Mr.. Stegmeyer. who spent
Sunday in town, has returned to Buf-
falc.
Oscar Elwell has returned to the
Springfield training school after
spending the week end with his par
ants, Mr. and Mrs. A. J Elwell Of the |
Burgess road
Charles F. Moore, formerly general !
OF the Bennington Scale |
company and now located in Toledo,
D., arrived here Saturday for brief |
visit in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Robinson have |
from New York, where they |
passed the winter, and have opened |
heir summer home Underwood in
Did Bennington
George Allard. former linotype op-
,iator on the Evening Banner now en-
,loyed in similar capacity at Athol,
Mass, has been visiting at the home
II his father, Raymond Allard on the
Noodford road.
The members Of the Gracie.Christey
musical comedy arrived in town Sun
lay afternoon. coming from Rutland.
where they played to full houses all
asst week. They are to I'LL a weeks
Engagement at the Harte theatre, be-
.inning tonight.
The Methodist Brotherhood meet
ng Tuesday evening promises to be
me of usual interest Rev. Frank
owe, pastor OF the Hoosick Falls
iethodist. church will give an adj
ress; an orchestra will furnish mu
ic; Ralph Parker will sing, and for
waffles will be served.
rev Love is an interesting speaker,
nd it is hoped that the members OF
he Brotherhood will plan to be pres
mt