The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-06
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Saturday, July 6, 1918.
BENNINGTON skll4Fs
Nsws Of the Town and Village rsis
Briefly for susy Rsaesrs

Mrs. L. E. Hart and son, Robert
have returned from a weeks stay in
New York.
Mrs Anna McGovern is having a
concrete walk laid to her residence
on Maple street.
Mrs. Jared Howard of SALISBURY is
with her daughter Mrs. C. S. Estes
OF Silver street
/ Mrs. James r. Martin and son
\ Cedric returned the first of the week
4 from visit in Pittsfield.
Miss Katherine Mcbride of Spring
street is visiting her sister, Miss
Helen Mcbride in Troy
Miss Alice Kearns of County street,
who sprained her arm last Sunday at
Hedges Lake. is improving.
Mrs. Fred Rooms has returned to
/ Albany after a weeks visit at the
home of Mrs. Mary S. Healy.
Miss Lillian Chandler who has
been seriously i'll with tonsilitis for
the past ten days is much improved.
Miss Hunt will hold demonstra-
ton at the school house in the Bush
nell District July 9th, $3.50 O'Clock.
| Carl White and aunt, Miss Julia
White OF New York are visiting his
father James White OF Valentine
street
Mrs George Cottrell and daughter,
Marjorie OF Worcester, Mass, are
visiting Mrs Cattrelrs parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. II. Potter,
Mrs Arthur HOLSTER of Grand
view street will entertain circle No
| s OF the Methodist church at her home 4
Monday afternoon from 3 10 5.
L Mr.. and Mrs Joseph r. Juhb. form
er residents, who have been spending
several days in town, left Friday for
their home in Stafford Springs. Conn.
Miss Julia Hayes of Pittsfield who
underwent serious operation at the
Putnam Memorial hospital Thursday,
is reported to be quite comfortable to-
day.
II Mrs Eugene Deitz and grandson
Clarke Condor OF SALISBURY are
spending the week end with her
sister. Mrs. Harry White of Union
street. ~.r{HFettX
II Miss Isabelle Grant. who teaches
school in Maine, is at the home of her
Grant OF South street for the summer
vacation.
II Mr.. and Mrs. D. p Barber have
! gone to Burlington to visit their son
~ who is attending the government
!; school for mechanics al the Universe.
ty Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Theberge and
son. Victor, Mrs A. Barnhart and
led Miss Daisy Archer m0tored to Man.
ter chester the 4th where Mr. Thaberge
rs took part in the musical program In
the afternoon and evening.
al Mr.. and Mrs. S. Noveck, daughters
'ks Lillian, Mildred and Esse and NJ
Simon OF New York, who are on a
re- few weeks motor trip, are stopping
for few days with Mr. Noveck'.
in brother, n. Noveek OF Union street.
Miss Katherine Morrissey and Mr.
I'VE and Mrs. William S. CuIllnan wer,
her IN Troy Ihursday to see their mother
Mrs. Margaret Morrissey. Mrs. Nor
md rissey is in the Troy hospital recoy
inc. ering from recent operation on al
no no eye.
nv Olive Thomas in great act pro
duction, IAN Even Break" the stor,
49,. of the girl who exchanged the grea
'1u white way for the man she loved
III The great patriotic serial, 9TH
Eagles Eye" and Mutt & Jei
ura comedy at Harte Theatre today. adv
ler' James o. Ellsworth, master me
chanic and foreman in the finishin
'ot' department Of the Winchester Arm
y Ammunition company in New Haven
with Mrs. Ellsworth have bee
spending a few days with his mother
Mrs Phoebe Ellsworth OF Pleasan
street.
The public is cordially invited t
the service of the First Baptis
. church. Rev. w. G. Towart. pastor
Church school meets at 945 a. m.
morning worship at II a. m: JUNO
sermon THE Rule Book. "Ou
Fathers God" will be the theme G
the regular sermon followed by tn
communion. Mems class meets afte
service. Evening worship at 8 p. m
'Grasshoppers and Grapes will b
the subject Of the sermon.
Although Old bennington is a spleI
did pace in which to live the beaut
full doll, Mary Pickford has decide
to make her future home In Mon
real, Canada, A woman from Canadl
who was visiting in Old Benningto
at the time Miss Mary Pickford wa
making drive for Red Cross wa
funds, became greatly attached TO III
beautiful doll Miss Juliet Stanton
therefore sold her little ward to Il
great admirer AS the result of ii
sale the Old Bennington Red Gro,
was the recipient OF a gift of S25 an
little granddaughter In Montrel
will be made quite happy with Mar
Pickford as a playmate
Mrs. Charles Ray gave a very d
lightful party Friday afternoon,
her home on Dewey street in honor
the birthday anniversaries OF h,
little grandsons Basil and GordC
Caslin. Basil was years old We
nesday and Gordon is three toda
There were twenty-five little Peep
present ranging in age from montl
to s years A table was beautiful
spread with goodies for the occasi,
and prettily trimmed with nation
IA.