The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-18
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Mrs. Harriet Carrier was in North
Adams Friday.
Silas Hicks was in North Adams on
business Saturday.
Philip LaAeur was in North Adams
on business Saturday.
Mrs. j. G. Brown of Jacksonville
visited friends here Monday.
L. II. Sawyer OF Nottingham was
here on business Saturday.
]. A. Davis of Manchester. was a
business guest here last week.
Mrs. Wayne Garner of Mountain
Mills was guest here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. p. Billings were
guests in North Adams Friday.
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Wood visited her
mother in Cheshire over Sunday.
Lawrence Seney was business
guest in North Adams Thursday.
Miss Audrey Whitmore was bust
ness visitor in North Adams Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Maher spent the
week end with relatives in Whining
ton.
Mrs. f. L. Sawyer was in North Adj
ans Wednesday and Thursday on
business.
F. A. Andrews of Hoosac Tunnel
was the week end guest Of Miss Dap
hene Chase.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Perry spent the
week end at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Perry
Miss Annie Lenhoff spent Friday
and Saturday with her parents in
North Adams.
Mrs Bertha sumner and son. Rich
ard, were the guests of relatives in
Jacksonville Friday.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid gave their
annual Easter supper Thursday even
ing. II was very well attended
], b. Mahoney of Shelburne Falls
was here on business for the New
England Power Company Friday.
The Evening Star Rebekah lodge
and the Deerfield Valley |. o. o. f.,
united in giving a wedding reception
to Mr. and Mrs Leo Sibley Carpenter.
members of the respective lodges,
who were recently married. They
We're assisted in receiving by the
brides brother, Forrest Bishop, who
was best man and little Miss Blanche
Bishop who was ring bearer. Vocal
and instrumental selections, pleasing
delivered by the guests and
music was enjoyed, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carpenter were presented with
purses of money from the lodges. Mrs.
Ida Muldock and George w. Plumb
making the presentation besides
many other beautiful gifts of silver,
cut glass, linen and other household
Mr. Carpenter replied in
pleasing manner, mentioning that Fri
day on the 18th of the month was
thought to be unlucly. but he was
now prepared TO contradict this and
showed his appreciation. They re-
eeiyed congratulations and best
wishes of all
The Balance Rock Masonic Lodge, |
No. lO9, and the Ladies of the East.
aTn Star held a joint installation OF |
officers in their lodge rooms Monday
evening MIS-. +, d, Ranney, district |
lepnty, of North Bennington installed |
lie Eastern Star oScers and Arthur |
3. Marsden of Manchester Center in
stalled the Masonic officers The fol-
owing officers were installed for the |
Eastern Star. Mrs. Myrtle Blanchard |
worthy matron Fl. p Billings, worthy |
patron; Mrs. Clara Billings, assistant |
natron; Mrs. Belle Chase, conduc
ress; Miss Mabel Brown. assistant |
Mrs. Caroline Crosier, |
treasurer: Mrs. Hattie Baker, secrc- |
AIRY; Mrs. Evelyn Bishop, warder;
star points, Ada. Mrs. Ada Goodell; |
Ruth. Mrs Nellie Bicwn; Esther.
Yrs. Ida Murdoch; Martha, Mrs. Fan.
Charles Wheeler. The out of |
own People present were, Mrs. Bertha |
Williams of Fitchburg: Mrs, Eugene
'ranchere, of North Adams and Mr.. |
md Mrs. Homer Jackson Vail of Mon
oe Bridge. The Masonic officers
'lected were, II. p Billings, Worship
III master; l.. II. Crosier, senior war
len: Charles Wheeler. junior warden
reasurer. d. Byron Wheeler; secre-
airy, c. G. Brown; senior deacon. J.
\. Bosquet; junior deacon, f. +. Saw
-er; chaplain, o. A. Carpenter: mar.
hall, H. X. Wilson; tyler, w. d.