The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-12-26
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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NEWS o. biS loWU dUu NlNdSt Olu .
Briefly for Busy Readers
Edward Shaw is in Hoosick Falls
today visiting his father. Fred Shaw.
Miss Nina Merson of New York is
visiting her sister Mrs. Samuel Mar
COLIN.
Dancing at the Y W. {. this even
ing, Hurleys orchestra. Adm. 80
cents
Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Agan of Spring
street are confined to the house by
illness.
Rubbers and overshoes for the
who family, prices the lowest at the
New York store Adv
Miss Irene White, who is teaching
school at Canaan. W., is visiting her
mother Mrs Mary White.
, John Baekus has recovered from
the influenza and has been discharged
from the Putnam Memorial hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. w d. Policy arrived
in town from New York Wednesday
evening and are the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs II, A. Wilkinson.
At the close Of the prayer meeting
at the Methodist church this evening,
there will be short business meeting
OF the Epworth League.
/ Miss Elizabeth Houran of Boston is
/ spending few days at the home. OF
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John c.
Houran of North street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Guiltinan and
daughter Anna OF Schenectady spent
Christmas at the home Of Miss Lillian
Guiltinan of North street
DO not forget the 0ancng class and
dance at Library hall every Saturday
night, S15. under the supervision OF
the Public Welfare association.
John Jones OF the Holden. Leonard
company. is in New York. Mrs Jones
has been some days in The city where
she was called by the death OF rela
tive.
Mrs Eva Moore, who has been un
dergoing medical treatment at the
Putnam Memorial hospital, has suf
fciently recovered to return to hel
home.
MIR. and Mrs John Murphy and chill
drcn of Schenectady are spending ;
few days at the home Of Mr. Murphy
mother, Mrs, Jane Murphy of Gag
street.
Corporal George Noyeck OF Cam
Devens is spending few days leav
Of absence al the home OF his parents
Mr.. and Mrs n Novcek of Unior
stree,
| A Christmas party for the childre
OF the Methodist Sunday school vii
be held from 200 to 200 p, m. Frida
afternoon in the basement Of tn
church.
| A regular meeting OF the odd Fe
lows band VII be held this cgeninl
As this is the last meeting of the yea
IL IS hoped every member will
present.
y Mr.. and Mrs Frank McDermott
Pittsheld are spending scvera, day
: AT the home Of Mrs McDermotts pa
ents. Mr. ana Mrs jules Dagesse
Dewey street.
Members Of the Methodist Sunda
school. church and congregation al
cordially invited to meet at the churc
from 1890 until bed time to enjoy
general good time together in obse
vance of the holiday season.
Joseph MERCER, who sustained
broken leg a number of weeks az
has successfully undergone treatmei
at the Putnam Memorial hospit
and was recently discharged from Il
institution.
The prayer meeting at the Meth
dist church this evening will be J,
by A. T. Cook. The subject will
What Christ Means to Me II n
Christ whose birthday We have in
celebrated. means anything to us. /
us rally to the support of this seryi,
and tell t.
Miss Mathilde Nossler. former re-
, reation instructor for the Benningt,
! Public Welfare association and who
HNM WIN Ailt iUhNt w Nfllhll III II
| ian association engaged in recreati,
work in connection with the w
camps in the south, is the guest
Mrs. w w Burke
N county court TUESDAY afternol
the jury in the case OF Cecilia de n,
tbeck VS. Roma b. Chapman broue
in verdict for the defendant r
suit was an eiecment case and the p
ties resided I'm Dorset w B Shield
- appeared for tho plaintiff and Hold
& Healy for the defendant
~ Grea, removal sale going on now
the Home Furniture Co.. $50 Ma
ST. Reduction OF 10 cents on Z
do lar on everything on hand Y
can secure anything in = line
furniture, stove 'tc.. q sale pric
on regular wec payments at {
Homo Furniture o.. 459 Main
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