The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-06-05
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town snc Village ToM
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Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Elicit were in
Rutland Monday
Miss Hattie Cranston spent Sunday
with her parents in Green Mountain
Valley.
Mrs. Charles Cranston was guest
of Mrs. George Wade at Haynes
Corners Monday,
Miss Della Spencer of Troy spent
Sunday with her brother, Henry Spen-
Ger of North Bennington.
Books, curtains, clock and pictures
are among the household goods for
sale at Mrs. Habberly's on Elm street
Adv.
The meeting of the Womans Auxil-
larry of the Y. M. C. A. will be held at
the association rooms Wednesday at
$50 p. m.
John SpaIgo will speak before the
Grange at their open meeting We'd
nesday evening which follows the
regular business meeting.
Corporal Cru and wife. who were
here for the patriotic meeting Monday
evening. were entertained at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs, A. J. Holden.
Flowers and dahlia bulbs are being
sold by Mrs. A. w. Varney, co-operat-
ing with the local Red Cross. Orders
delivered Telephone 37-M ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Niles and son
and Mr. and Mrs. George Greene and
Mrs. Harriet Williams spent Sunday
with Mrs Catherine Mattison at
Northampton.
The first First Aid to the Injured
class will meet this evening In the
library at o'clock. All members who |
are planning to take the examination
are especially urged to be present.
The senior high school girls of the |
cooking class are to entertain the |
school trustees at dinner cooked by |
themselves tonight at $50 at the high |
school domestic science department.
Mt Anthony Chapter No. o. +. S.
will hold a regular meeting Wednes-
day evening, June 6. AS there will |
be no more MEETINGS until next Sep
TENDER a good attendance is desired
Mrs. Frank f. Howe, who has been
in burlington to visit her son Ed
mund at Fort Ethan Allen, went today
to Brattleboro to attend the meeting of
the State Federation of Women's
Clubs.
Capt. L. w. Gibson, Major L. D.
Taylor and Rev. j. Frederick Virgen.
who we're here for the patriotic meet
ing Monday evening, came over the
by way Of Wilmington in
Major Taylor's new Premier car They
state that the road has dried out and
Is now fairly good.
The first meeting of the Mayfair |
War Relief will take place at the Old |
Academy Wednesday morning. June
J, from 10 to 1880. Dues are sol
cents, payable the first of each month.
i is requested members bring scis-
sors and thimble. All interested in
he work are cordially invited.
Merritt Burgess has passed his OK
,mination for admission TO the am
,ulance corps. 1t is reported that the j."
for this class OF service
low exceed the demand and that
ome Of these who have signed for 4
his department will be invited to .
ransfer to some other branch. :
The name Of Miss Doris Carpenter q
ppears among the names of artists +
the Pocket Garden Library 9
n four volumes, published recently Il
y Doubleday Page & Co Miss Car !,
enter is now on the art staff of the :,
iustrated Milliner, magazine pub T.
shed at CSC Broadway, New York :.
Recent family memorials erected , o
y James S. Clark include two on
ITS of w. c. Gooding and parents, in >,
White Creek cemetery, on lots OF !,
irs. ID. X. Adams and c. NJ Bartlett =,
/ South SALISBURY; in Grandyiew -
North bennington on lots -
{ William Bromley and Dominick n
ichard; and on the "Broohs-Voorhis' u
nd John Neher lots in Park Lawn u