The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-12-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village To-
Briefly for Busy Readers.

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Briefly for Busy Readers.
Mrs. Daniel Hurlburt is assisting at
the County Clerks office
o. E. Butterfeld OF Wilmington was
in town on business Monday
Miss Mary Mallory Of Woodford Isl
visiting friends in town for a few
days
Nicholas j. Morrissey of Washing,
ton street has recovered after a few
days illness.
Mrs. Arthur S. Martin, bookkeeper,
at the Griswold store, is confined to
her home by illness.
Miss Harriet Austin has returned
home after spending few days IN
New York visiting relatives.
Miss Maude Carpenter spent the
Thanksgiving recess with Miss Har-
rlet S. yelling in North Bennington,
Miss Ida Livingston is enjoying a
weeks vacation from her duties as
a linotype operator at the Banner or
fee.
Mrs. Collins NJ. Graves is visiting
in Brooklyn and Philadelphia for a
few days
Miss Jane Mcbride has returned to
her home on Spring street after
spending few days visiting friends
in Manchester.
Regular meeting tonight at 1870 of
Mt. Anthony lodge. Work on Entered
Apprentice degree. A good atten-
dance is desired
Mt Anthony chap,ar o e :. viii
hold its regular moe, NJ Wednesday
evening, Dec 4. at 8 o'clock. y large
attendance is requested.
Mrs. Arthur J. Holden left this az
ternoon for Burlington where she will
attend a meeting of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution
Philip T. II. Pierson left today for
Burlington where he Will attend a
meeting OF the Charities and Proba-
zion Of the state of Vermont
Circle d Of the Second Consrega-
t,onal church will met with Mrs. Ad-
olson Stewart, SIG Silver street We'd
nesday afternoon at 9 o'clock.
Mrs. Charles W. Thompson has
been appointed Administrative OF the
estate of Harry G Ruee who was re.
Gently killed in action in France
There will be rehearsal Of the ST.
Francis de Sales choir Wednesday
evening, Dec. 4 at 730 o'clock at the
home of Miss Helen Hurley on North
stree.
There will be hot water again this
afternoon at the Y. VI. c. A. The
pressure has been increased, which
will improve the service from the
showers
c. T Brcttell superintendent al The
Colgate FARM left Monday for Chi
cago where he expects to spend the
week attending the international xiv,
Stock show
Mrs Burton Powers who has beei
spending several weeks in New York
has returned to the home OF her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs ". J Handles o
Dewey street
The Y. w. C. French class vii
meet Wednesday evening az 1880 4
You have ever been member Of thi.
class. won't YOU please try to be there
for his meeting
John Ganor. who has been in tow
several weeks, assisting Charles Cy
in revenue work. has gone to Bran
don W., where he viii be similarly
employed for some time
Howard II Boutelle aged q years
died Monday at his home in Nortl
bennington after an illness of peu
monIa The body was taken thi
morning 10 Antrim. y b., for burial
William and George Graves. who at
tend the Pawling schoo' at Pawlne
y Y are spending a few days az tn
home OF their parents, Mr. and Mrs
Collins NJ Graves Of Hillside street
The school Is closed on account OF th
influenza epidemic
The funeral of Mrs. John II Win,
low was held Monday morning at
O'Clock from the 81 Francis de Sale
church Father Carly OBLIGATED Bm
sial was in the Park Lawn cemetery
The bearers We're Thomas Dunn. Bel
nard Dunn John Dunn. all of Trio,
William Mooney OF Schenectady, EC
ward and Frank Winslow Of BENIN.
ton
The condition of Mrs T. 3. Hulin.
who was seriously injured as the re
suit OF being thrown from an autom,
bile the day before Thanksgiving.
slightly impr0 1t MIR and Mrs. Hu
ing were returning from Troy wher
they had eonc to meet their dauahte
Miss Elizabeth Huling OF Nassar co
. lege who was coming home To- spen
Thanksgiylng
The Red Croes universal mombe
: shin campaign cs place from De
| lG to Dec % an' s. an EFFORT TO hay
, everyone Join the Red Cross. rh
, Red Cross has K TO do in peace q
) well as war and every person shoul
e. be identified with this great organic
| tion. The dues are only one doll,
per year SO tina, the expense Is Il
hardship for anyone. Fred C. Mart
70 fa fA LA. q IL.