The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-08-17
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Taylor OF |
New York are visiting in the VILLAGE.
Miss Julia Connolly has gone to
Chazy. n. y, to SPEND a week with |
relatives.
Miss Teresa Connors OF North Adj
ans spent the 10th with Miss Tillic I
Huryey
Mrs j. F. Camp and son, Carl Of
Holyoke. Mass, are visiting friends
in Bennington.
There will be a business meeting
at the Young Woman's club Monday
eyenins, August 10Th.
Philip T. II. Pierson left this morn
ing for Rupert on business connected
the department OF charities and pro
baton.
Earle S. Kinsley of Rutland motor
ed here Thursday and was a guest at
the home Of his brother Clayton j
Kmsle9
Mrs c. ], Kinsley. who has been
visiting at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
q. S. Kinsley in Rutland, returned
Thursday.
The Woodlord postolfice has been
discontinued and for the present the
Woodford people will get their mail at
Bennington
Special meeting b. p 0. Il, Friday
evening, August II. important busl-
ness to come up relative to clam
bake labor day 6GtS.
Get your fortunes told same as
grandmother used to tell them from
teapot Week days only d. IRr-
more, PA school street, Bennington
This is my last week, ADV,
Mrs. Frank (. Howe, Mrs, Mary
| T. Cummms, Miss Jennie .,Connelly
ana Paul G. Howe have returned from
Queen city Park, lYherovhfg tfYyq
been for the past htrte w@elsR.J ~
The Black Cat Textiles COMPANY
mills which shut down Tor the annual
observance Thursday of the battle OF
Bennington anniversary, viii be
closed for the remainder OF the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w Trrel, Of
Quincy, Mass, are spending a few
days in Bennington They are for
mer residents and MIR Tirren travels
for the Bottum & Torrance com
pany
Word was received this morning
by the committee in charge OF the
services during the absence of Rev.
p. L. Dow. that the Methodist male
quauette Of loosiek Falls will sing
at the services in the local Methodist
church next Sunday morning.
The cooperation savings and loan
association will hold public meeting
at the office of the secretary. William
H. Wills in Hawks block, for the par.
pose of explaining the workings OF the
organization The cooperation OF all
in this undertaking is desired. G7t6
Walfred WahlQuist, who is employ
ed as a trained nurse at Sunderland,
Mass. returned to his home here
Thursday IN order to appear before
the board Of exemption for examlna
| ton under the selectiye draft law
He will return to Sunderland tonight
| Mr. and Mrs. George Kibqe Tur
ner OF sonthe-lludsOn We're
guests over the 10Th al the home OF
| Charles Patchen OF Main street Miss
Dorothy Patchen, who has been visit
ing them for some weeks, came home
with them ana Mrs patchen and sol
viii accompany them back for a short
stay.
There viii be q meeting OF the EN-
ployees OF the Chas Cooper Est. a
$3.50 Saturday morning, TO take what
over action may be deemed necessary
in regard to wages, shop condition.
etc. There Is strong scntimep
among the men for the establishment
Of conditions similar 10 those requig
ed on all U. s government contracts
The berkshire quartelte which, a.
was announced in Mondays Banner
is to give benefit concert lor ihe Re,
Cross in WilliamstgYn Saturday, +
a stringed quartette, picked from. th
Chicago symphony ORCHESTRA, and de
stined to take the place OF TIN
lIneisel quarteiio retired Thos
planning TO take ADVANTAGE OF thi
= unusual opportunity should take tn
| quarter OF three car from here as On
D concert begins at four Tickets ma
be bought az the door for S10O
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