The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-03
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New York for the week.
]. Oliver Burt is spending the day
in North Adams on business.
G. /. Harmon spent the day Monday I
in Hoosick Falls on business.
Mrs. Johanna Carr of Greenwich,
~ Y, was in town Monday on bust
ness.
Harry Bahan went to Boston Sat
urday for few days stay on bust
ness. tf0lEHH
There will be meeting of the
Stark hose company this evening at
s o'clock
Clarence f. Hard of Scott street
left this morning for few days to be
spent in Troy.
Women's and girls Wednesday at
the Y. NJ. c.. A. have been discontin-
ued until fall.
William McGum of Gage street has
given up his work as brakeman on the |
Rutland railroad.
James Leahy of Stafford street is
seriously i'll at his home with an at |
tack of pneumonia.
The condition Of A. W. Varney who !
has been seriously i'll for some time
remains about the same.
The regular Wednesday evening
band concert given by the Bennington
City band will be postponed this week. |
The annual class picnic of the Sen
Tor Class of the high school will be
held this afternoon at Barber's Pines.
Mrs. H. NJ. Sweet and son Arthur
pf Boston are visiting Mrs. Sweets
mother, Mrs. L. II. Hart of Main
street
Judge and Mrs. E. C. Bennett, son
Charles and Miss Agnes Houran re-
turned Monday from motor trip to
Boston.
The Old Academy sale on Thursday
and Friday of this week will open at
10 o'clock each morning and close at 5
in the afternoon.
Harold Shaw of Worcester passed
Memorial day and the weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Shaw
of School street.
Henry w. Putnam, jr., who has
been the guest of Il. II. Everett for
few days has returned to his home in
New York City.
The regular monthly business meet
ing Of the Women's Auxiliary will be
held in the Y. NJ. c. A. Wednesday,
June 4, at 3 p. m. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. William #. Barrat re-
turned Monday from an automobile
trip 10 Boston where they have been
visiting for several days. af3
PERCY Bassett and little son. Rob,
inson or Springfield we're with Mr.
Basssett's mother, Mrs, Ida Bassett
of Gage street. over the weekend "a 4
Tomato plants for sale Best var
l'ieties, early, medium andllate. Grown
without artificial heatland hardened
for outdoor settinggoF &c. Howe. 2SS
South streer. iHaN ~ 1itr % lG;a
Miss. Anna "'fP daaEaa sdY Springfield!
Mass returned Sunday afternoon az
! ter passing MEMORIAL day and the
\ weekend with her brother, Herbert G..
Peake Of School street.
\ Miss ma Walker left Monday for
| Gardner. Mass, Where she Is, employ
ed, after having spent a few days
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Char.
les G. Walker Of Gage street. .F'
Mrs. Williams OF Arlington was in
town Monday afternoon visiting her
daughter, Miss Agnes Williams who
is a member OF the graduating class
of the Bennington high school,
i. h. Howe and Clayton j. Kins-
ley left this morning by automobile
for Lake Mansfield, Vermont, where
they will attend the annual opening
OF the Mt Mansfield Trout club.
A regular meeting of Mt. Anthony
: Chapter o, H. S. will be held We'd
nesday evening June 4. As this Is
the last regular meeting for the sea
son, a good attendance is desired,
Miss Elizabeth H. IIuling, daught
or OF MI. and Mrs. r. Is. Hulng Of
South street. viii return home Thurs
day from Poghkeepsie where she has
just completed her first year at Vas.
: sar college
Mrs. Emily Freeman returned Mon.
day TO the house of her daughter, Mrs.
= Louis Harwood. after spending sew
eral days stay with relatives in Troy.
J She was accompanied home BY Miss
| Lillian Delong.
Roy Stannard. who has been under
going treatment at the Putnam Nc
moral hospital for fractured bones in
the right foot, returned to his home IN
} Manchester Monday Mr.. Stannard
was victim OF recent motorcycle
accident and Is rapidly conyalescing
from til effects
On Memorial dav, May 80. James
White Of Valentine SIT, celebrated his
18th birthday anniversary. Many of
his in.town friends called on him dur
ing the day and he was the recipient
1 OF Q large number OF birthday cards
land cakes. Carol White, Mr.. Whites
! youngest son Of New York was in
, town for the occasion.
List OF letters remaining uncalled
: for at the Post ONCE Bennington,
. Vermont for the week ending May
26, l919;-The Adams Music Co., 1874
Bank street; Messers Bevington; Mr..
and Mrs. George Baker: Mr.. Stephen
Billings; Coy and Babcock VIM. Eng.
fish; MIR. c, A. Greenslett; Il. II.
Richards; Miss Margaret Cone; Miss
Marie Drake; Sarah Moon; Mrs. Lest.
err Pleasant; Mrs. f. n, Rouyenan:
Miss Fannie S. Carrier Root; Mrs.
Fred Vanorman Mrs. Maybelle Van.
orman. Theses letters win be sent to
the Dead Letter Office June O. 1919, II