The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-24
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Harlan Coolidge OF Dorset and his
sister, Mrs. Ernest Edgerton and son
Wandell Coolidge of Ludlow and Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Coolidge of Landgrove
visited their sister, Mrs. Delmsr
Stone Sunday and attended church
here. Harlan leaves this week for
Camp Devens.
Rachel Wuit Of this town and Cur
It's Warner Of Landgroye were mar
ried Saturday evening by Rev. G. c.
Lyon. VIM Warner, we understand
leaves this week for Camp Devens.
Mrs. Mccullough and party are oc.
cupying her cottage here for a few
day:
An interesting Missionary Tea was
held at the home of Mrs. NJ. b. Lyon
on Monday afternoon. Miss Valen-
tine of Bennington gave an interest
ing talk
The Ladies' Aid will meet this
week Thursday afternoon with Mrs
Ada Bruce to finish up some work in
preparation for the annual Ladies'
Aid sale,
Mrs. t. Nj. Kent of New York is
spending some time with her par.
siits, Mr.. and Mrs. T c. Cosmus at
their home here
w. L. Hart is cutting the hay on
his place here. 4
Those, who attended church Sunday
morning, enjoyed fine musical treat
Mrs. Fred Simonds of Ridgewood, N
j., and her brother Mr.. Robinson OF
Natick, Mass. sang three selections
Mrs. Robinson accompanied them on
the piano.
Very hot weather for the past few
days. Crops growing fast. Farmers
are haying.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rush have
been entertaining her mother, Mrs
Dryden and her sister and family re
Gently.
Dr. and Mrs Crane and four chill
dred OF Elizabeth, n. j., are spending
several weeks at ID. c. Grants cot
tagc
Mr.. and Mrs. w b. Robinson are
visiting Mrs. Robinson's sister, Mrs
w b. Simmons and niece, Mrs. w. II
Burroughs. They were accompanied
by their son and wife and made the
trip from their homes in Naticks
Mass, by automobile.
Mrs. Fred Simmonds and children
Of Ridgewood, n. j.. are spending a
short time in town Mrs. SimOndS
will be remembered as Ethel Robin
son by her friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clafiin and two
children of Worcester are visiting
Mrs. Fred Simonds here Mrs. Clahr
will be remembered as Jennie Sim
onds, daughter OF the late Mr.. and
Mrs s. f. Simonds.
Mrs. NJ. j. Fuller and daughter
Miriam are visiting her parents, Dea
and Mrs. Lyon this week Mr.. Fuller
and three children were here shor
time the last OF the week.
G. p Hunt of Chicago joined hi'
wife at d. X. Mililngton's last week
The first meeting of the Red Cross
for making surgical dressings wal
held last week Wednesday Afternoon
at their rooms. The work was II
charge of Mrs. A. NJ Best, who is /
qualified teacher of the work
George d. Hapgood spent few
days OF last week with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Hapgood at thei
cottage here Miss Charlotte Har
good is also spending few day
there
Rev c. C. Lyons purchased an aut,
last week Of George Rowley the stag
driver
Miss Bertha Anderson has bee
very i'll the past week. hut is reporte
to be better at present
We understand that Claude Reed
the oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harr
Reed of the north part of the tow
leaves the first of the week for Cam
Devens
Mrs. A. H. Bridges and daughter
Eleanor returned to their home /
Watcrville, Me. Tuesday after spenC
ing several weeks with her siste
Mrs, Enle Russell.