The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-05-09
for the Hullng Carter prize.

! for the Hullng Carter prize.
Earl Darling of Weeks street is i'll
with an attack of tonsilitis.
]. A. Thompson Of Manchester
spent Tuesday in town on business.
Ladies bingham aprons with bib,
special 29c. at the New York store.
Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. T. d. Quinlan are
spending the day with friends in Rut-
land.
Mrs II. \. Starbuck Of elm street
IS visiting at her former home in
Cambridge.
Rain coats for the whole family at
saving to you at the Now York
store. Adv.
4 La France fire truck will be IN
loaded today and will be demonstrated
in the near future,
Reuben Snow. who has been the
guest for several days of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Snow, has re.
turned to Boston.
Mrs. Amelia Wheeler Of Troy, who
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. j.
! Halloran of West Main street, re-
! turned today to her home
Miss Elizabeth AIolrissey, who has
been spending the past two weeks
with her mother Mrs. Margaret A.
Morrissey of Dewey street. has re-
turned to Troy
Mrs. Charles f. Wright of Main
street left today for Manchester.
where she viii spend a few days.
From there she plans to so to
Indianapolis TO visit relatives.
a special meeting of the board Of
school trustees will be held this even
ing at 7.80 ct the high school building.
Anyone having matters to bring be-
fore the board is invited to be
present
At The Second Congregational
chapel service tomorrow night Miss
Jennie \. Valentine will speak in.
formally on some Glimhses of Wash
ington in War-1 ime \ cordial vel.
come for all.
\ concrete foundation and floor for
dry kiln and a floor Of the same ma.
terial for the elevator pit at the Ben
nington Scale company is in course of
construction. Lambert & burlington
are in charge.
The dress rehearsal for the May
Festival wiz take place this evening
at Library hall starting at : o'clock.
Every person, who expects to take
part. must he present at this re-
hearsal tonight.
George w. Rice the mail carrier on
r. f. d. route No 8, was yesterday re-
ported TO be resting as comfortably as
could be expected at the Samaritan
hospital in Troy following an
operation for appendicitis
There will be a meeting of the |
executive board OF St Mary's Guild :
Friday evening after service. All Of
fcers are asked TO be present and
new appointments win be made 4
large attendance is desired.
Among the business men registered
Tuesday at the Putnam house were:
ERNEST G. Smith George r. Parker.
Rutland; j. Coryell, W. j. Tubbs, J.
NJ. Carroll. Burlington, r. G. Palmer,
G. NJ. Erwin. c. II. Darling, +. d.
lldridgc. North Adams.
Tags viii be sold after the May
Festival next Saturday evening for
Ten cents for all those who wish to
stay and dance. Donnely's orchestra
viii furnish the music This win
probably be the last dance held at
Library hail this season
The funeral of the late Romano
4. Crawford, was held this afternoon
1t one O'Clock al the residence and at
wo o'clock a. the Methodist church.
2cT. p. L. Dow oliiciatel The bear
ers were +. r. Griswold, A. NJ Tor
'ance, Merritt Morgan and c. p. Dat
nan. lnterment was in Park Lawn
A miscellaneous shower was given
Tuesday evening by Mrs Jesse Buss
It the home of AR ard Mrs. Joseph
5ausgille on Park street for Miss
Mildred Bates, who is tot be married
,oon to Omer Latour. About thirty
# her friends surprised Miss Bates.
Who received many gifts Refresh s
nent5 were served and the entire
'yenlng was most enjoyable. y
Harold Msl5r who has been with
he World OF Pleasure" company Y
y y go VI -.