The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-02-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

~. ". Edgar OF Boston was in town
cn business Friday
Miss Isabelle G. Tudor is spending
the day in Albany
Miss Marie Buck OF Arlington visit.
ed friends in town Friday.
Miss Lulu Loveioy has returned
from visit nj her home in Weston.
Miss Alice winegard of Adams St.,
is with relatives in Troy for the week
end
Miss Julia Hughes Is spending the
week end with relatives in lioosick
isnll
Miss n, rothy Levin OF North street
Is assisting as c.erk in the Cantor
store
There WIN be regular business
meeting Of the Y. W. c. Monday
night
r. L. notthm returned Friday from
q few DAYS Business stay in Cam
bridge
Mrs. Merritt loon OF Petersburg is
the guest Of her mother, Mrs. Caroline
| Wilson
Mrs. Fred, Babcock has gone to
Danvers. Mass, where she will visit
her daughter Mrs. Allen Lord.
Misa Margaret Ahearn of Troy is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Forcier Of Union street.
A regular me etIng of the Woman's
Relief corps Monday evening at eight
O'clock y large attendance is de-
sired.
! William Armstrong, student Mt
tire University OF Vermont in Burl-
ington, is spending the weekend at
bis hone here.
Mrs. l.. II. LaParle and Mrs. + H..
Ferguson have been called to Scotia,
N. Y, by the death OF Mrs LaParle's
sister, Mrs. Hiram King
Mrs George Baker of Mccall street
who underwent a serious operation
January 22nd at the Putnam Memoir
ial hospital is slowly improving.
Eldiagton's home sausage. home
pork and chickens. Everybody
knows Eddington's sausage next
Fruitland at 4i3 Main street ADV.
A regular meeting CT the Fratemal
Order OF Eagles will be held next
TueCday evening. Feb. 4. at 8 o'clock
All members are requested to be pres.
en-.
Born, Friday. January 3lst. n
OF Danvers, Mass Mrs Lord was
formerly Miss Avis Babcock of Ben
rlngton
! John J. Hay1 lett Friday for New
York to apend tic Weekend He will
return Oh Monday with Mrs. Hayes
who has been visiting in New York
the Raei week.
uecgge Greonslet has been dis
/ charged from service at Camp DeyenE
and has returned 10 Bennington. lie
has employment With the II. G
Write company al North Bennington
| lis, sarah Mann has been called
to Nortli Adams by tho death of her
coBfin, j.. II. MoTissey, a victim OF
| Influence Mr. MorrisBey has been
/ n setyicc for several months and was
diselcrged recently.
Christian Science services, coo
Main street, Sunday IL a. m, Wed
nesday 1880 p. nj. Free reading
room open . to p. IL, except Satur.
days, and Sundays Here may be read
or borrowed all authorized Christian
Science literature.
William T.. Hawks. Historian OF
the Plains, has just returned IRON
a visit to friends, Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Stone now sarring in Jack o'Lant
ern" ~ the Colonial Theatre in Bos
ton, While in the city Mr.. Hawks
was, presented an autographed life
sized, painting of this noted actor. il
Which Mr. Stone is wearing his Stet
, son hat. II is needless to say thai
MI. Hawks viii be most proud Il
hang the picture of Mr. Stone. con
cedely The most versatile actor on the
American stage today, with his price
less. collection now gathered at tn,
TwoIlar Seventy Tepee.