The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-09
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States Attorney Collins NJ. Graves
has new Buick car.
Buel d. Miller made a business trip
to Albany on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. P. Morgan Of New
York are stopping for week at the
Walloomsac Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry North and two
daughters and Miss Grace Millar
spent Sunday at Hedges Lake.
Dennis Donohue OF Convent avenue
has sold building lot on Mckinley
street to the Holden, Leonard COM
pany.
Hassan Joseph who underwent an
operation last week at the Putnam
Memorial hospital for appendicitis is
on the gain.
Mrs. Frederick Taylor of New York
is guest at the Walloomsac Inn
where she has made it her summer
home for many years.
Floyd Walker is assisting today
and tomorrow at the Cole clothing
store in the absence of Ward l..
Lyons who is in Burlington.
Five big stars in Three Green
Eyes" comedy drama and chapter
Mo. IA OF "The Master Mystery at
Harte Theatre today. Adv.
A. ]. Cooper, II. ]. Cole, Ward l..
Lyons, DR.. p A. Matteson and N. w.
Cottrell left this morning in Mr.. Coop
er's car for Burlington to attend the
exercises of Masonic week.
| Sheriff Perry B. Gardner left this
morning for Manchester with Tony
Tassoni who, 1t was expected, would
be arraigned in county court this al
ternoon on the charge OF assault with
attempt to kill.
! Don't fail to see "3 Green Eyes
the big World comedy drama with an
all star cast including June Elvldgei
Carlyle Blackwell, Montague Love,
Evelyn Greeley and Johnny Hines
and THE Tangled Web" chapter No,
IA of '"rhe Master Mystery" with
Houdini" at Harte. Theatre today
ADV.
Miss Elizabeth Greener,' ruperin.
tendent OF the Mt Sinai training
school in New York, was the week
end guest of Miss Mary A. Baker
superintendent Of the Putnam Mem
orial hospital. Miss Greener on Fri
day evening delivered an address be
fore the graduating class of the
North Adams hospital. She is a wo
man of prominence in her porfession
There are on sale at the Banner
Office some beautiful flags that can be
had for extremely low prices consid
ering their quality. The fabric Il
heavy the color is good The flags
will not only answer every decoration
: purpose but they are large enough tc
be displayed from residences ant
places Of business. One size sells fol
! % cents, A much. larger flag can be
had for $1s9-Adv.
Miss Teresa Sullivan, daughter OF
| Cornelius +. Sullivan Of this village
will graduate from Mount st. Joseph
academy in Rutland June 20. Miss
sullivan has been awarded a special
cfedehtial certificate by the Under
wood Typewriter company for effici
ency ON an underwood machine. In
order 10 obtain this certificate stud
ent is required to write for q period
Of 10 minutes on new subject matter
al a speed OF so words per minute
With ten words taken off for each
error
The Mission Workers OF the Sec
ond Congregational church and theii
friends viii hold a picnic at the cot
tage OF Mrs. Philip T. IL. Pierson
Harrington Pines on Tuesday after
noon and evening. Cars leave the
Putnam house square at 245 and
AS. returning at 'S.45. Those attend
ing are asked to bring plate, cup, fork
and spoon. Miss Mary Preston OF
Boston will be the guest of the socie
ty and will give an address in the
evening. In case CT hard storm the
supper will be held In the chapel al
$50 and Miss Preston viii SPEAK
there.
One well-known Bennington mar
who has come back from Franco Will
. an exceptionally creditahle recor(
; for efficiency Is Major Percy H. Jcn
| nings, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Jen
nings OF Old Bennington. Major Jer
! nings was chief disbursing officer o.
the aeronautical division OF the sig
nal corps and officials who have beer
in position to know the value OF his
services are not at all diiliident il
giving him large amount Of credit
He was recommended for promotion
. to lieutenant colonel just before be
J ing released from service and wa.
made a chevalier OF the Legion O
, Honor OF France