The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-12-24
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Miss Laurt NJ. Morse Of Division
street is seriously in of influenza.
Mrs. Robert Pilng and daughter
Miss Margaret Pnling Of Stafford
street has influenza.
There viii be dance at Black Cat
association hall Wednesday evening,
Hurley's orchestra. Adv.
Howard Manley OF Manchester ar
rived in town today to spend the holt
days with friends in town
Robert Harris. youngest son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Harris OF Weeks
street is recovering from an attack Of
influenza.
Miss Esther Wills, teacher in the
Benningtcl high school has gone to
her home in Maine where she viii
spend the holidays.
Miss Caroline Clark of Pittsfeld
was a brief visitor Saturday at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam c. Clark of Grove street.
Miss Bessie Kline, a teacher OF
music in the public schools here, has
gone to her home in Littleton, n H.,
where she will spend Christmas.
Mrs. P. Brogan has returned to her
home in Cohoes, after spending the
week end at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Schodeld OF School street
Miss Ella Mason of Greenfield
Mass, is spending the Christmas
holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred B. lockwood Of Branch street
Miss Martha stebbins, principal OF
the graded school at Miller's Falls,
Mass, is spending her Christmas va.
cation at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
William c Clark OF Grove street
Miss Esther Thompson, who attends
a school for librarians in New York Is
spending the Christmas recess at the
home OF her parents, Mir and Mrs
Alfred c Thompson of Boot Terrace
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibney will
leave tonight for Rutland where they
will spend Christmas with Mrs. Glib
ney's parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. S
Blue
: j. Guy Livingston left lhis after
noon for Rutland, where he will spend
Christmas with his wife and daughter
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs II. )
Blue.
A private dance will he given by
1 the Takhoneac Camp Fire girls at The
Library hall Thursday evening from s
until H. Admission twenty-five
cents.
Removal Notice-On January frs
We viii move TO our new store, Wal
bridge building 529 Main ST.. corne
| Valentine where we will be able TO OF
fer better merchandise. better servic.
and low prices Home Furniture Co
| ADJ 9lt.
| Everybody is busy now. but aflel
Christmas we can all think OF how {,
have just a care.frce good time. Thii
is what the committee planning th'
Christmas dance for Friday night In
tend to give you. Tickets on sale a
Mullisan & Roches.
Everybody knows where the bes
dancing floor u.s. Well. that's wher,
The annual dance OF the Welfar,
ASSN will be given Friday evening
December 9th Donnellys orchestr;
OF six pieces for eood music. Brnl
your friends and guests with you. Yol
can't give them 80 enjoyable a time
anywhere else.
Mrs Julia q. Allen. aged "a years
wife OF Ernest Allen OF White Crecl
died Monday al her home after an n
ness OF Influenza and pneumonia
| The deceased is survived by her par
ents, MIR and Mrs Frank Bennett an,
four brothers. The funeral will b.
hold from her home al one ~'elocl
Thursday afternoon. Rev Mr. Robin
son will oiliciate. inierment viii bl
in the Rosewood cemetery az Whit
| Creek
List OF letters remaining uncalle,
for at the postotIice for the week end
Ing December l6 1918; H. NJ. Nc
| Michael, Mr. William Smith care o
| Mrs. Goodman, Mr. w. J. Smith. Mrs
| Marguerite IL Cocdni, Miss Mar
Ferguson Mrs George Fclic0, Mr..
James Gay. Mrs George Moon. Mrs
| J.. NJ Nichols Miss Helen r. Tighe
Mrs. Flossie f. Wood. These letter
will be sent to the Dead Letter o
fee Dec. 30. if not delivered before
In calling for above please say "Ad
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