The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-08-09
Thursday. August 9. 1917.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town snc Village Ted
Briefly fer susy Ks1asrS


Miss Edith, Russell was recent
visitor in Hoosick Falls.
Miss Maud Moon of Philadelphia is
the guest of his brother ]. w. Moon
of Mccall street.
Joe Connel of River street, who is
in the junk business, has had tele-
phone installed, 329-M.
Miss Anna May Nc Dougal OF Al
bany is visiting her uncle. Isaac bur
ley on Brapch street.
Mrs. John Reynolds of School |
street left this morning for several
days stay in Arlington.
Miss Sarah Kaufman Of Newport,
R. l., is the guest of MIR. and Mrs.
Morris Levin of River street.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hoyt and FAM
lily have moved from Maple street TO
the Everett farm on Carpenter hill.
Mems SO gun metal button and lace |
shoes will be sold for 1925 during |
Friday and Saturday at Joe Levins |
corner store
Misses Dorothy Evans of School
street and Eileen Culliton of Gage
street left today for a weeks stay at
the Murray camp, Pine Rest.
Mems SO tan elk shoes and heavy
| work shoes with viscolized soles will
be sold for S2,25 Friday and Saturday
at the Joe Levin store. ADV.
Miss Mary Lee of North street ac-
/ companied home Miss Agnes Keefe
OF SALISBURY Wednesday, who has
been her guest for the past several
days.
Morris Levin jr. of Gage street anu
Joseph Levin and son, Morris Levin of
River street are expected to return
today fiom a few days stay in Sara
toga.
Walter Fl. Berry, sbroprieter of the
Walloomsac Inn at Old Bennington
suffered d sdislpedtidf Of the. wrist
WednesdaSswkiAd Drinking she bf aits
motors.
William II. Kelton OF Manchester,
who is one of the drafted men to pass
the examination, was the captain of
the 1917 cross country team at VIII
liamc.
| Professor L. l.. Porter OF the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania is stopping
in town for few days for the pur-
| pose of tramping different sections OF
the Long Trail.
| William E. Hawks who has been
spending a furlough with relatives
here left for Fort Ethan Allen We'd
nesday evening, where he is mem
Der CT Company |.
The Misses Gertrude and Mary
Carney, Teresa Daley, Frances
O'donnell and Elizabeth WEIGH re-
turned this morning from few days
stay in camp at Pine Knot.
Miss Katherine Hope, a former resi-
dent, arrived today from st. Adams
and Is the guest of Miss Mary Healy
of School street Miss Hopes father
was formerly proprietor of the
American House.
The Charles N. Powers real estate
agency has sold for Miss Jennie A.
Valentine, building lot on corner of
Park and Scott streets. to George and
Solomon Salem. who propose to erect
thereon building for business pur.
poses.
popular story teller, will tell all
the stories that children like best at
the playground, tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock. Besides there will be
soap bubbles to blow games and re
freshments. All children are wei
come, whether regular attendants or
no..
Dr. and Mrs. Everett S. Kinlock and
son Everett OF Troy who have been
the guests OF their daughter, Mrs
f. NJ GARDINER of Main street for
several weeks, returned home Wed
nesday. Miss Dorothy Kinlock OF
Troy another daughter, is spending
the summer with her sister here.
/ lliSo Noiit VI TIC ANdh dhN
lO'Connor millinery shop left today fol
Cambridge, Mass, tor accompany
home her nephew, Francis Phelan
4 who has been visiting here foi
some time. Miss Cone will leave
Cambridge Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
W. Phelan and son for their summer
cottage at Nantasket beach for tive
weeks stay.
The many friends of j. Earl STRAIT
ton will be pleased to hear of his
success in the ammunition city, ant
to know that he has the management
of Kings Hat store, one of the bes
in Bridgeport, Conn. He entered theil
employ about year ago and just re
comfy his boss, Mr.. Neil, left to joir
the aviation corps, thus promoting
Earl to the rank of manager. For ,
young fellow we predict bright fu
ture and hope to see him rise to tn,
top.