The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-12-31
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isaac p. Walker is in New York Oh
business "trip.
Charles A. Maurer has returned
from a business trip TO New York.
John Krouing, three day old son o
Mr. and Mrs. Albyn Latour died Mon
das
Mems sheep-lined coats reduced t
special. $3.50 at the New York store
Ads.
Ellis Chase, assistant at the Y. NJ
C. A. building. is off duty today be
cause Of Illness.
Miss Frances Couplings Of Hartford
Conn. is visiting her sister Mrs
Arthur Deney of School street.
Mrs. Charles Frazier who has beer
suffering for the past week with al
attack of influenza, is improving.
II. A. Albyn of Toboso, o., the hor
ticulturist in charge Of The Orchards
at Old bennington, is stopping at the
Putnam house.
Members of St. Peters parish are
+ expected to turn out en- masse this
evening to attend the New Years
gathering at the parish house.
Il is expected that Daniel c. Hurl
but, who has been at the Putnam
Memorial hospital ii Of influenza
will be discharged from the institu-
ton tomorrow
-Four shows at the Harte Theatre to
morrow afternoon , and $50. evening
7 and 8, Admission, afternoon, chill
dren 10 cents adults, IL cents. Even
ing the same Adv.
Constance Talmadge dainty Select
coincidence in her latest and greatest
screen success The Shuttle. Pathe
News and L S War Film at Harte
Theatre today Adv
Miss Abigil Smith OF Washington is
a guest at the home OF Mrs. d. T.
Cronin Of Depot street Mrs Cronn's
daughter, Miss Barbara Cronin. who
has been i'll of influenza, is improving.
Coming to the Harte Theatre tomor.
row Douglas Fairbanks in one of the
big Paramount-Artcraft productions
say Young Fellow" featuring Will
lam Duncan and Edith Johnson. Adv.
Charles Frazier, who for the past
three weeks has been suffering from
an attack OF influenza followed by an
attack of pleurisy. is gaining slowly.
Mr. Frazier is still in very weak con
dition
Miss Margaret Healy, who has been
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John
NJ. Healy OF River street during the
holiday. left today for Washington
where she is employed by the govern
meni as stenographer
Arrangements have been completed
for the gathering at the Y. NJ c. A.
building this evening The entertain
ment is in charge OF The high school
club and It is hoped that many par
ents OF students viii take advantage
Of the opportunity to meet the teach
ers
Two North Adams lads, Stanley
/ Pirwicz. 10. and Antony Ramacki 8
were drowned Monday in the Renirew
pond while playing on thin ice Theii
bodies were recovered when the water
was drawn off the pond While
friends and neighbors were searching
for the bodies. sister OF the younger
lad was being married in Notre Dame
4 church
Alfred Larin. one of the first Ben
nineton BOYS 20 return from overseas
I and who has been passing a leave o.
10 days with his mother Mrs Mar
gnref larin. left this morning on his
return to the military hospital a
Camp Dix. He was wounded the lat
ter part of July and must undergo ful
Their surgical treatment before beinl
granted his discharge from tn,
service
Miss Mary w. who has beef
spending the holidays with he
MOTHER Mr. Mas ealy Of Schoo
street, lett Nliay Tor New Yorl
where she for a few days a
the home Vi M b Daily. Sh
will also visit Miss Ethel Heffermal
in Hoboken before leaving New Yor
on Friday for Washington where -
is employed as stenogranher in ~
department OF justice. '
The remains of Isaac w. Raymond
so years old a veteran Of the civi
SO years old, veteran OF The els
war who died at the Vermont soldier,
home here December %. were sen
Monday to Orwell where. it was u.
derstood the funeral was to have bee
J held today. The deceased. wh4 was
native of Orwell and who list
from that town in company { tn
! fifth regiment Of Vernon teer
in the civil war, entered d las
July from Rutland So y Now
he leaves widow whQl 1i1u
land. but no other near reIauvrs
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