The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-08-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of tne Town snd yilAss Tsla
Briefly Ger Russ Rss6ara

MI. anu NfS. II. i. lnOfnell OF New
York are guests of Mrs, aud Mrs. Guy
5. Johnson.
Mrs. A. K. Houle has gone to Lee
banon. ~ H., her former home to Wis
it relatives.
Misses Margaret Hayes, Nellie Hur-
ley and Agnes Hurley were recent
guests at camp Lynwood
Miss Stella Weltman of Pittsheld
has returned home after a visit with
Mr., and Mrs. S. Levinson
The regular monthly meeting of the
board of directors of the Y. VI. c. A.
will be held at o'clock this evening.
Mrs Porter Bowles of New York ar
rived today for a visit with Miss
Helen r. johnson in Old Bennington.
The annual inspection of the Ben
nington Fire department will be held
Aug 10th at o'clock, w E. Sears
chic,
Mr. and Mrs. John Harper enter
tained at a dancing party Saturday
evening in honor of their daughter
Katherine.
Sixty dozen quart size, wide mouth,
white glass print jars, delivered at
your door at so cents per doz Tel
A. w. Varney 65t2
Cooked Hat sale Thursday. Friday
and Saturday, August l6, u and 1S.
A few articles at or below cost
price. Adv. 65t3
Morris Sherman and Miss Edna
Summer of Albany were Sunday Wis
itors of Mr. and Mrs. S. Levinson of
Valentine street
Mrs. p. l.. Dow is visiting in Troy
for few days before going to Lanes
horo, where she will spend some
time with her SON
Mr., and Mrs. H. b. Hutchins have
returned from Stoneham, Mass, where
they have been the guests of relatives
during the past two weeks
The regular meeting of the mems
brotherhood of the Methodist church
will be held this Tuesday evening.
Rev, NJ F. Nevis will speak.
Mrs w. E. Sears Of Depot street
fell down flight OF stairs Monday
evening. No serious injuries wSre re-
ceiyed but one hip was badly bruised
Mr. and Mrs Maurice Clancy, DIR.
A, b. Fitzgerald and Miss Grace Dow
er Of Troy were guests Sunday of
Miss Rose Morrisey of West Main
street.
Get your fortunes told same as
grandmother used to tell them from
teapot Week days only. d. Lar
more, PA School street, Bennington,
Vt ADV.
Mr. Won Dette's and Jim Woods
jewelry stores will both be open for
inspection Wednesday evening till
$50 and closed al day Thursday,
August. 16. Please call. ADV. 67t2
Mr., and Mrs Charles b. Cone and
daughter. Miriam, who have been Wis
iting Mr.. Cones brother, l., De Forest
Cone and sister, Mrs. A. S. Payne of
North Bennington, returned to their
home today.
Mrs Tmella Wheeler of Troy and
Miss Tersea A. Monahan of Cohoes,
nurses on staff of Troy City hospi-
tai, spent the week end with Mrs T.
J. Hollorace of West Main street.
They expect to be called soon for duty
in France
The cooperation savings and loan
association will hold a public meeting
at the office of the secretary, William
H. Wills In Hawks block. for the pur-
pose of explaining the workings OF the
organization. The cooperation Of all
in this undertaking is desired site
Dr. w. T.. Putnam motored to Rut-
land today where he will attend a
medical meeting this afternoon at the
Berwick hotel, which will consider
the advlsabllity of forming a medical
unit for service in Europe The doctor
was accompanied by Mrs. Putnam.
George kid Rosch, the light
weight boxer who was to have taken
part In the tournament TO be held in
connection with the annual picinc at
Hunts Upper grove on Thursday,
while sparring Monday evening,
strained a ligament in his hip and viii
be unable to I'll the engagement. His
, place In the matches will be taken by
his brother.
The members of the Daughters of
the American Revolution in our town
are reminded OF the meeting on Aug
16 to be held at the home of Mrs.
Henry Jones at $3.50 o'clock. The
hour has been placed little later than
usual in order that those who 30 by
trolley may have ample time, by tax
Ting the PAS car from here to reach
! the house in time by walking leisurely
from Gardeners crossing Rev. G. s
ddills will give an address on Seeing
It Through
w Carlos Bronson, cousin of DR.
+. S. Braley and a Williams college
graduate in the class of 1915, died Fri
da at the Glens Falls hospital, The
young mans home was in Ottawa
Can. While attending Williams he
was a frequent visitor in Bennington
and here made a large number OF
friends who will learn of his death
with sincere regret He was in Ben
nington few days ago, coming from
Lake George where he had been pass
ing the summer in an effort to regain
his health.
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