The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-08-13
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Arthur f. HOLSTER is confined 70
the house by illness.
Z Mrs. Jennie Niles of New York is
the guest Of Miss Luella Goldsmith
Miss Gladys Fauley has returned
| from a four weeks visit with friends
in burlington and vicinity.
William Walker OF Arlington is Wis
iting at the home of his uncle. Chas.
r. Walker Of Gage street.
Or. Joseph Guiltinan of West Rut-
land was the guest of his sister Miss
Lillian Guiltinan Sunday.
Miss Hilda POLAND of Attleboro
Mass, is the guest of her father,
Charles Folland of Branch street.
n. l.. Gerken and Percy h. Sim
mons motored to New York Sunday
where MIR. Gerken is visiting rela-
tiveG.
Miss Am Morris resumed work this
morning as clerk in the Lurie store
after a weeks vacation spent at
Oneida Lake.
Clearance sale going on at The
Murray's. Open Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday nights of this week I'M
til 8 o'clock. u
On account of the baseball game
scheduled at 10 o'clock the Fire de-
Dartment will appear for inspection
at . O'Clock sharp.
Miss Marie c. Nerent returned to-
day to New York She has been the
guest for few weeks of Mr. and
Mrs. ]. p. Morrissey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hurley and
family accompanied by Miss Elsa
Walhquist have returned from a
weeks outing at Camp Hancock.
Members of the Fire department
will meet for inspection August 16
The parade will start from the Hook
and Ladder rooms at o'clock sharp.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Houran and
children of Ashburnham. Mass, are
the guests of Mr. Houran's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Houran of North
stree;.
Miss Ruth Walker of Gage street Is
visiting her sister, Miss Ina Walker in
Gardner, Mass She will also visit
for several days in Boston before re.
turning home.
Miss Elizabeth Huling has returned
from Frances Sinners school of the
| University of Chicago where she grad
uated in June. Miss Huling will en-
ter Vassar College in September.
Should woman kill when the grim
hand OF the law takes babe from a
mothers breast? Are wives human?
Are wives equal? See Woman and
! the Law" at Harte Theatre today.
! Adv
Miss Edna Shedd an employee at
the Vermont Soldiers home has re.
turned from a visit to her brother in
| Rutland, who has recently returned
from France and Is ON & few weeks
| furlough.
81 shall not let you, law or anybody
take my boy from me said Mrs. De
saulles on the witness stand in the fam
Gus DE Saulles murder case. See
Woman and the Law" at Harte
Theatre today Adv
Or. ]. n. Wilson will have charge
Of the nose and throat department in
The Putnam Memorial hospital as
well as that of the eye and ear. with
DR.. T. j. Rainey an DIR. f. A. Smith
of Troy, n. r., as eonsultants.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Hathaway and
daughter, Ruth. who have been visit.
ing in town. have returned TO their
| home in Wayerlcy. Mass Mr.. Hatha-
way is a member Of the firm Of Rus
sell and Hathaway in that city
Mrs. George p. Martin. who has
been spending several days at Starr
Farm Beach near Burlington. will re
turn home this evening She will be
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. S.
B. futile and husband and son Mar
tin H. futile.
Raymond Percy and family. Her
bert Harmon and family and guest
Mrs Herman Wilmot OF Mechanic
vi lie. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Percy and
w. n. Sears and family motored Il
Londonderry Saturday and spent the
week end at Lowell Lake.
Don't you know what It means t
leave a woman alone night afte
night. tell you Jack De Saulls. In
afraid" Alright, I'll get you a gun
That should be protection enough
and thus the little mother suffered
wondering il such was the reward G
motherhood See the sensational d
p Saulles case entitled Woman and tn
Law at Harte Theatre today. Adj
The body of Joseph Campbell VIII
died at a Cohoes hospital after
brief illness, was brought to the HON
OF his sister, Mrs. Phillip Riley o
Park street Saturday. The tuners
was held from the St Francis
Sales church Monday morning at
o'clock Interment was in the OIL
Bennington cemetery. Mr.. Campbe
was native of Ireland but came I
this country when a small boy an
lived in Bennington for number
years. He is survived by two brot