The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-07-26
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6TicIly IOf LUCY 't~SS'o
Miss Ethel Hefferman OF Hoboken,
N. j.. is the guest OF Miss Florence
QuinIan of Washington street.
Miss Jane Alden entertained few
friends Thursday evening at picnic
supper in a wood ON the Woodford
road.
w. G.. French returned this morn
ing to his home in Waterbury, Conn.,,
after several days visit with friends
in town.
Harry Haynes returned the first of
the week from visit of three weeks
in New York with his grandmother,
Mrs. Frances Maynard.
Supt. and Mrs. G. P. Martin of the
Soldiers home left Friday for Bur
lington where they viii pass a few
days with relatives and friends.
Miss Mae Cronin, who is assisting
the librarian at The State college in
Albany during the summer session,
is spending the week end with her
mother, Mrs. D. +. Cronin.
James Gunshannon OF Boston a
former resident, who is playing with
repertoire company in this vicinity,
visited friends here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Powers of
North street have moved to the west
ern part of the town, Mr. Powers be
ing employed at the Fillmore farms.
Coming to the Harte Theatre Mon
day, Bert Lytell in THE Spender.y A
comedy drama for old and young and
Tom Mix in a two reel western comedy
"Rustler's Vindication. ADV.
Sergeant lClaud H. Sumner who
has been spending q thirty day fur
Tough. at his home on Elm street, has
returned to Camp Grant, H.. where
he expects to get his discharge soon.
Howard Borley, who since his dis
charge from service several weeks
ago has been stopping with his
mother Mrs. G. p Martin, left this
morning for Detroit to resume his for
mer work.
/ Ernest II. Whitman of SALISBURY
has sold his building lot, located at
4 the intersection of Washington and
| Observatory streets to Alfred b.
Wade of Bennington The sale was
through William Ii. Wills.
You remember beautiful Madame
Traverse in the William Fox Special
production The Calliaux Case. See
her in Gambling in Souls" and
chapter Nc. 10 of The Tigers Trail
at Harte Theatre today. ADV.
Irwin Greenwood, who has been
visiting at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
IH. w. Burgess, returned today to
New York where he is employed as
art manager by the United Publish
erg corporation.
Charles S. Kehoe left today for
who is stopping with Mrs. Charles
Cooper who is al Watch Hill for the
summer. Mr.. and Mrs Kehoe ex.
pect to return to Bennington on Tues
day Of next week
| Deeds were passed yesterday for
the sale of the property 23l North
street Est, of Ann Guiltinan to Cecile
Tetreault of Pawtucket, II. L.. pos
session TO be given Sept LIST The
sale was made through the II. b.
Hutchins, Agency.
Misses Lorraine and Catherine
Girer and Misses Margaret and Jose
phine Livingston of Schenectady ar
rived today at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William SCHNEIDER of North
street by whom they viii be enter
tanned for week.
See Madeline Traverse, the famous
William Fox star. who played tie lead
ing role in the big special production
The Calliaux Case" in Gambling in
Souls" a picture equally as good, If
not better, and chapter No 10 OF "The
Tigers Trail" with Ruth Roland at
Harte Theatre today--Adv