The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-08-06
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1Tlciiy toE 6ubJ neaueie
N. Noveck and family motored to
Lake George yesterday.
Miss Josie Hogan is spending
two weeks vacation in Dorset
Wanted. woman for general house
work at the American house. 60t6
Clarence Daley New York, is Wis.
iting his father. DR., Z. B. Daley for
two weeks.
Miss Nellie Meagher, bookkeeper
in Drysdale's store, is enjoying two
weeks vacation.
Misses Lucy and Mildred Haines,
| Jane Patterson and Elsie Gavin spent
Sunday at 1T Just Suits Us" camp.
The boxes on the mystery table at
the lawn party on ST. Peters church
lawn Wednesday. will cost fifty cents.
James r. Loyett has returned from
F, his vacation of two weeks and re-
| sumed his duties at the Drysdale
store.
Abe Noyeck and party of friends
have returned from a weeks motor
ing trip through the Adirondacks as
far as Plattsburg.
| Mrs. Eugene NJ. Ryan and niece
Dorothy Hanley of Staten Island,
| n. ", are visiting Mr., and Mrs. h. L.
fIanley OF Putnam street.
John Friedman, who is employed
in Schenectady, n. Y, is spending a
weeks vacation with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. W. Friedman of Dewey
street.
Mrs. Harriet Williams and sister,
Mrs. George Green of North Ben
nington. have returned from Catskill,
N. Y, where they spent two weeks
vacation.
John j. Schroeder died in White
Creek, Saturday night, August 4. The
funeral will be held from the house
Tuesday at two o'clock. Burial viii
be in North Bennington.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gatchel are
making a two weeks auto trip through
the northern parts of Vermont. Miss
Blanche Adams accompanied them as
far as Burlington where she will visit
friends.
Edward Hanley, who has been
spending few days with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Iianley OF Putnam
street, has returned to Staten Is
land. n. Y. Oscar Hairk, also OF
New York, was the guest of Mr.. Han
ley. ti t
Any one who has anything to con
tribute TO the mystery table, which
! | will be one of the features at the
, lawn party to be held Wednesday OF
q ST. Peters church lawn, should leave
: the same at the parish house at
o'clock that day.
Or. +. S. Pratt and daughter. Martha
returned today from a weeks outlni
at Prouts Neck, Me. They left Mis-
Hilda Pratt, who was also member o
the party, at Hanover, n, H., where
, she will spend few weeks at thu
Dartmouth summer school.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Tiffany an,
daughter. Mabel OF Hoosick Falls
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs
! A. ]. Hufnagle. The party. accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Earl II
Darling OF Putnam street, spent tn,
greater part of the day in Woodford
Miss Isabel Grant, teacher II
, Newport the past year, who has beef
spending few days with her par
, ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Gran
- OF West Main street. accompanied
: her cousin. Mrs. Il. c. Spaulding o
9 Montreal to York Beach, Me-, las
{ week. Miss Grant was in Montfea
3 for several weeks after the close O
school. caring for Miss Spauldlnl
! who is in poor health.
!, Among the First to Fight" Marine
y who have gone to France is Nelson /
4 Patnode private of the 49th Con
+ pany. according to advices made pull
lie Private Patnode, who is the so
/ of David panode, 142 10 Mill St, Ell
8 listed in the United States Marin
9 CORPS at its Philadelphia recruitn
q station, April IL, 1917. He has di
i PLAYED such marked military abilit
: and daring that he was among tn
J, first to be chosen to "do his bit
\ overseas.
Miss Jeanette Perkins and CUES
, Miss Ora Wood of New Haven, Conn
- took Miss Esther Mccullough and he
"a friend, Miss Sarah McClelland ,
l. Pittsburgh. who were at Miss McCu
l. lough's home in North Bennlngto
II for the weekend. to Albany Sunda
d I. Misses Perkins and Wood on the