The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-16
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in town recently.
About 22O registered here on Thurs
day.
Miss Eichbum, who has spent the
summer in town, has returned to Mt.
Vernon, n. Y, for The winter.
O. P. Liseomb Of Boston spent a
few dag s in town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs John Lee of Rutland
spent Monday in town.
Mr. and Mrs Calcom Mckenzie left
last week to visit relatives in Mont
real
Mrs. p. S. Swain has gone to POUCH
keepsie, n Y, to visit her father DR..
Dubois.
Miss Nellie L. Garfield of New
York city is spendingDa few weeks at
the Brick House.
Mrs. p c. Cullinan has returned
home after visiting her son, Edward
and family in Pittsfeld, Mass, and
her son, William and wife in Benning-
ton
Miss Josephine Robinson was in
Ludlow last week to attend the fun
eral Of her uncle Mr.. Snow
0. E. Adams was in Bennington
Friday to attend the Bennington
County Veteran association meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. w. l. Jones spent
Sunday in Pawlet. Herbert Blakely
accompanied them to his home in
Pawley
Mrs. Edgar Body of Englewood, N
j., and her sister. Mrs Sheldon of
Rutland visited friends in town re-
Gently.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rochester and Dr.
Mum Of New York, who have been
staying at the Bungalow, have re-
turned home
Ralph Delaney left last week for
Camp Devens and Albert Desablon. a
former resident left Bennington for
the same camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Lathrop, Miss
lolkins and Mrs Brown with Henry
tullinan as driver went to Brattleboro
lost Thursday where they called on
Mrs Metcalf, who is improving.
Mrs Palmer, who has beer E he
Burdette house during the summer
has gone to Albany to see her son.
who has been called into the United
States service
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Walker and
family Of Orleans are guests of Mr.
and Mrs f. II Coolidge and Miss
Francis.
James L Dalyleish of Washington.
/ n c., accompanied by his mother
brother ana sister called on friends in
town Thursday en- route TO Portland
Ne They were making the trip by
auto. Mr. Dalyleish married Miss
Fanny Barney of this town who
PASSED away during the winter
Richard Keough and sons. Charles
and William and daughter Miss
Stasia Keough and Miss Amy Grout
left Friday evening by auto where
/ they spent the night in Bennington
50 as to got an early start Saturday
moring for Camp Devens to visit the
/ formers son. Walter Keough
The regular O. F. S. meeting is TO
be held newt Wednesday evening in
. the Masonic rooms. Ii is hoped a
good crowd will he out as the matter
is to be brought up pertaining TO the
district meeting which is to be held
in Manchester with Adnoviam chap.
ter ON Thursday afternoon and oven.
ms October IT,
Mrs John Christmas has received
a letter from Captain c. w. GULL OF
the Bird VI C. Bat 1st Div. 4. Z. y
extending his sympathy to her i'm the
cath of her son Otto Foster Serg
90. b. Captain Gull says "He was
ti'led in action July Is. 1918 while
advancing with his Platoon in an at,
'ack He was mortally wounded and
died soon after He was always q
courageous soldier and in action we
could wish for no better man to lead
men lie to0k charge Of the platoon
after his lieutenant had been injured
We sympathizo with you in the loss
of your soldier son upon the battle
field OF France No soldier could
wish for a more glorious death than
his, but to You comes The real burden
of the war Please accept my deep
est sympathy
Mr. and Mrs. George Coolidge and
daughter spent Sunday with then
I. with Mr. and Mrs r. II Coolidge
The appeal for canned sweets foi
our men in service has been respond
ed to most generously by kose ladic.
their corporations Mrs. Frank Can
field. Mrs Guy McKeon. Mrs II
Griswold Mrs George Howard, Mrs
George Stafford Mrs j. lyman. Mrs
Frank Webb, Mrs. Walter Vault
Mrs A. f. Buck, Mrs. Emily Buck
Mrs. Frank Grout Mrs Norman Mat
tison Mrs. Eva Bump. Mrs Charlie
Russell Mrs John Morrissey Mrs. Il
J. Cullinan, Mrs. Patrick Cullinan
Mrs. jerome Sargood. Mrs. S'uhen
rauch, Mrs T. c. Woodwork.
4 Clarence Gilchrist. Mrs James Mann
Mrs. Alfred Buck. Mrs. Alchert Buck
& Mrs Robert Blair, Mrs Frank Patter
y son, Mrs Walter SQuires. Miss Maj
tina Cansold Miss Mildred McAulel
Mrs Sarah Hard, Mrs. Charles Crofui