The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-02-11
LOCAL OVERFLOW

Clam chowder tonight at Estes
market ADV
Fresh roasted peanuts at Estes
market ADV.
Everything in fresh fish for We'd
nesday at Estes market. ADV.
Robert Labeau of st. Johns Home
in Rensselaer, is at his home on Mil
street for brief vacation.
Valentine greetings for "My Hus.
band" my Wife, for Mother, for
Dad, etc, at Evans. Adv.
The Woman's auxiliary meeting
will be held at the Y. VI. C. A.. We'd
nesday, February II, at 3 O'clock.
ai Miss Mary Fredericks. district
nurse, returned Monday from Troy
where she spent the week end with
her sister. ll"H '
Corp. Ralph Galloway from Camp
Knox. Ky, was the weekend goust
of Mrs. Anna Galloway and family Of
Main street a asifr ta8M
Valentines greeting cards. post
cards, decorations, tallies, napkins,
etc, at Evans. Adv rl. 4il
Miss Katherine Grace OF School
street has returned after an eight
weeks visit with relatives In East
Orange, n. J.
Thomas Fleming of Pittsheld and
Charles Howe of North Adams we're
weekend guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Buckner ( Main street.
The Young Woman's card party
which was scheduled for Wednesday
evening. has been postponed. Notice
of the date will be given later
Mrs. William Arnold returned 10
her home in Mechanicville Monday.
She spent the week end with her
husband who Is bookkeeper for the
II. T. Cushman company at North
Bennington. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
are friends of Alr aud Mrs. Willard
II. Lighthall
One Of the glass doors at the en-
trance of the Harwood Drug store on
North street Is boarded up today be
cause a clerk accidentally pushed heI
elbow through the pane Monday az
ternoon. II was the result OF q
/ friendly sparring match with one ol
the little gentlemen customers, Ken
meth Stein.
Barbara, the little daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph F. Niles of Parl
street. fell from a chair day or two
ago and as a result is minus a from
tooth. The little miss was leaning
over the arm OF rocking chair II
which she had been sitting when sh,
lost her balance In the fall he
face struck the window sill whicl
Knocked out one tooth and loosene,
another
Judge L. l.. Bates last evening re
ceived telegram stating that tn
Richmond House in Washington, I
c., a hotel property in which Edwar
! H. Everett of Old Bennington an
, Judge Bates are financially interes
, ed, had been damaged by fire. n
particulars were given IN the tell
gram and the amount OF damage
unknown. Judge Bates left tn
morning for Washington.
Mrs. w. Y. Putnam is attending
h conferenceyof The Council OF Natio
J al Defense at Washington d. c. re
resenting the Vermont Division W
\ mems Council OF National Defens
| OF which she is Chairman. She q
| tends a dinner tomorrow tWednt
day. night given by the Nation
Council at the Wardman Park In
N Washington Mrs Putnam is reg
IS tered at the Shoreham Hotel
3 Miss Margaret Hayes bookkeep
~ y at the Holdea.Leonard office, w
y given surprise party Monday eve
=, Ing by group of her friends. II
a occasion was IN honor Of her biri
m day anniversary The young poop
ID under the direction OF Miss Nell
~ Hurley, gathered at Miss HayC
~ home on Gage street provided wi
music and refreshments. Tho hap
it birthday party will long be reme
=, bered. Miss Hayes was the recipie
Of many lovely gifts