The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-23
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.


Morris Levin of River street was
in Troy Sunday.
Samuel Margolin is spending few
days in New York.
Miss Isabelle Tudor is suffering
from a severe attack OF bronchitis.
Miss Yerna Cakes and Miss Jennie
Burgess are spending the day in Troy.
M, and Mrs, John Briedenbaek
and family spent SUNDAY in Hoosick.
Follow the crowd to the baseball
game Sunday and support the Red
Cross. Adv.
Mrs w. r. Morgan, sister and Miss
Isabelle Tudor, returned Friday from
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stockwell spent
the weekend with their son, Frank,
who is at Camp Devens.
Miss Pauline Hathaway of Reads
boro spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hathaway.
Miss Lucy Cutting returned Sun
day from Burlington where she has
been visiting friends for few days.
Iost.-A brown leather portfolio or
leather case. Finder please leave at
General Delivery Window, Post Office.
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Baseball game at 800 p. M, Sunday
at the Black Cat athletic field. Shafts
bury VS. Black Cat for benefit of Red
Cross. Adv,
Charles w. Scott of Montpelier,
head OF the state weights and meas
ures department, was in town over
Sunday.
Miss Mary Cakes has returned from
Philadelphia where she was the guest
for week of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Branley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tracy, who
we're called here by the death of John
Nash, have returned to their home in
/ Rutland,
Branch No. 4 OF St Mary's Guild
will meet with Mrs Frank Hurley on
/ Silver street Wednesday afternoon
from to O'clock.
Jack" Clark, recently of the Firth
/ barber shop, who enlisted in the navy
some weeks ago, was home from Pei
ham Bay over Sunday.
Miss Bessie Morrissey of West Main
street, who was confined TO the house
by illness last week, is improved anc
resumed work this week,
Miss Mary Gibney, clerk in the Har
wood drug store, is spending a portion
OF two weeks vacation with friends
in Troy She will leave Thursday fol
Boston.
Harry Flynn, who enlisted in thu
navy some weeks ago, was at his hom'
here over Sunday, leaving on his re
turn to Pelham Bay this afternoon
lie has been assigned to the hospita
corps.
Miss Mary Fischer, nurse at the Put
nam Memorial hospital, who recent
underwent an operation for append
citis, is greatly improved and able t
be about the hospital.
Theo l.. Thomas, DR.. L. H. RIOS
and Arthur T.. HOLSTER left this aftel
noon by automobile for Burlington
attend meeting OF the national labC
committee for the state OF Vernon
They are members of the committe
from Bennington county
You might get results from twent,
five cents spent for a ticket 10 III
baseball game next Sunday. Full r
ceipts go to the local Red Cross. Ad
If your money for the ball gam
next Sunday isn't well spent "Tf
Black Cats will gladly refund it, Ad
Mrs. Burt G.. Harrington and Mr.
A. f. Harrington of New York, wi
have been the guests OF Mr.. and Mr.
W. A. Fischer for the past two week
left this morning for Albany Mrs.
f. Harrington will leave the latte
part of the week for her home in Ne
4 York.
John McGlynn. erector at the He
Island shipyard, who had the distin
ton of being photographed with Pres
dent Wilson on the occasion of Il
launching OF "Quistconk" on Augu
5, has a number of acquaintance
4 Bennington. In recent years he HI
lived for brief periods here when e
\ gagged on construction jobs.
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