The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Briefly for nusy Rssasre
IS sweet oranges for ESQ, at Estes
market. ADV.
Mrs. Frank Davenport is spending
the day in Troy.
Mrs. Lee Frederick of Albany visit
ed friends here Friday.
w. S. Juckett of Arlington has been
spending few days in town.
Fancy shad. chickekn halibut. live
and. boiled lobster at Estes market
ADV.
Misses Norah Purcell and Flora La
Valley are visiting friends in Troy
and Albany.
Miss Sarah Burt OF Silver street
and Miss Ada Summers are spending
the day in Albany.
The Putnam house garage has sold
Baby Grand Chevrolet to d. r.
Proud Of Pownal.
Mrs. Arthur Denley and children 81
School street are visiting her former
home in Rutland
Baby Marie Osborne, tiny movie
star in Joy and the Dragon. Harte
Theatre today. ADV.
Mrs. John Lasher and Miss Hazel
L. I.asher Of Main street are passing
the day in Troy and Albany
Edward Jenney, student in the
dental college OF the University OF
Pennsylvania, is i'll with measles.
Dorothy Kelly, Harry Morey and
Bobby Connolly appear in The La"
Decides. Harte Theatre Tuesday
Adv.
r. J. Treen OF Winthrop, Mass. an
employee Of the Bennington Scale
company, has moved with his family
t. Gage street.
III kinds of green vegetables, old
and new potatoes, and fine ripe
strawberries and pine apples at
Estes market. ADV.
Professor Asa II. Morton, head OF
the department Of religion of Will
Jams college, will ofiiciste at the First
Conversational church Sunday.
A Rube ball is to be given next
Friday evening in Foresters' hall with
Donnellys orchestra in attendance.
Prizes will be given to the most clev-
er make-ups.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Argyll Camp
bell. whose marriage took place IN
Troy last Saturday, are passing their
honeymoon in the Adirondaoks at the
summer camp of the brides father
Seymour Van Santyoord.
Julius l.. Weichman. secretary for
! bennington of the committee for the
relief OF the war sufferers in Poland
wishes to acknowledge contributions
OF 81 from Abe Satter and So from
Mrs. Mary F.. Cummins to the fund.
Previous contributions had amounted
to SOL.
The subject Of Rev, r., l.. Dow at
the Methodist church Sunday morn
ing will be Glschoes from Conference
and Forward Look Sunday school
at 1900, Epworth League at ~s0.
leader Miss Nellie hay Evening ser.
vice at 1880, PASTORS subject sun
day Gardening Etc, -
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Mrs. James Parker and son Fercy
of Southwest, IIarhor. Maine Who
have been spending several weeks
with Mrs. Parker's sisters, Mrs, c. S,
Morse and Mrs, Helen Waite OF
Branch ST., have gone to Greenfield
where they will visit for some time
before returning TO their home.
Captain G. V. s. Quaekenbush OF
the New York state militia, who has
been frequent visitor at Old Ben
nington, ia candidate for appoint
ment as colonel The appointment is
| being urged upon Governor Whitman
BY such prominent citizens of New
York as Cornelius v. Collins. Calvin
McChesney. e. @. Lasell, A. w. Har
rington and Charles a. Evans,
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Morse OF North
Branch street gave farewell party
| Friday evening in honor OF Rev
| Charles Mead, who leaves Tuesday
for Monkton, to take charge of the
Methodist church Of that place. Nine
teen were present and an enjoyable
evening was passed With violin and
piano selections and refreshments
| helping TO round out the entertain
! ment. Mr.. Mead has been pastor OF
the Green Mountain chapel in Wood
| ford for some time and his many
| f.,s.., ,,ysn vorrro+ IA Jnparfits.n