The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-07-28
BENNING ION BRIEFS
News OF the Towr ard Village Te[s
Briefly for EGsy Readtrr

Grant H. Harbour is enjoying &
weeks outing at Somerset dam.
John Connolly of North street |.
visiting for week with relatives il
Troy.
Mrs Harriet Williams is in New
York for week on business for the
Drysdale store.
Walter Batchelder, prominent All.
bany banker, was recent guest at
the Walloomsac Inn.
| Miss Jennie Connolly returned Sat
urday from visit of week with
relatives in Fort Edward
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burton OF Elm
street returned Saturday from visit
of Il week in Berlin, ~ Y.
Ned 2. Ripley. who is employed in
| Windsor, passed the week end With
his family in camp at the Pines.
Born, Saturday, July &c, a daugh-
,er to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph j. Gun
ing of Putnam street. Weight 10 II
pounds
Miss Nellie Burns of Spring street
was called to Troy Sunday by the
serious illness Of her sister, Mrs. j.
Il. Matson.
Mrs. Harriet Elliott, who has been
stopping with her sisters in town for
month, left today for her home in
Seward, Neb.
Miss Hazel Hogan of Gage street
has returned from visit of a week
with her uncle, William Mattison, in
Balston Spa
Regular meeting of Bennington
Lodge b. p o. E. Tuesday evening
July Goth at o'clock. A full attend
ance is desired.
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Gordon of Viii |
Jamestown and three children were
Sunday guests of Miss Clara Barber |
OF the Pownal road.
Mrs. NJ. Cahill and brother, James
Brogan, of Cohoes are being enter
tanned by their sister, Mrs Anna
Schofeld of School street.
Miss Marion Clisbee of School
street left Sunday for Danielson,
Mass, where she will remain with
her father until school reopens.
The Electric A. C's. won a snappy
game of baseball from nine from
Hocsick Falls, Sunday afternoon on
nc Desert The score was to g.
II. G. Camp left this morning on
80 day trip TO include visits with rel
atives and friends in North Adams.
Ciarksburg' Stamford and Readsboro.
Miss Luella Goldsmith, bookkeeper
1t the local berkshire Street Railway
office, is spending portion of a two
weeks vacation with friends in Rut
Land.
Mrs. John Howell who has been
the guest of Miss Ann T. Clark in Old
Bennington for several days. return.
ed Saturday to her home in Newburg
n. Y.
Among the recent guests at the
Inn was NJ Lawrence,
secretary of the Sunday
School organization of the United
States.
The annual picnic OF st, Peters
'hurch Sunday school will be held at
Wednesday. Children will
meet at parish house at $3.50 a. m.
Bring your lunch.
Elizabeth Powers, little niece of
Nrs Ellen Purcell, of School street
who has been with Mrs. Purcell for
i've weeks, returned this morning to
er home in Watervliet
Mrs. John Taylor and son Wallace
Taylor returned Sunday to North
ADAMS after an extended visit with
lrs. Taylor's mother, Mrs. Charles
.OomiS of jefferson street.
Miss Flora Burgess has returned to
'ew York after visit of two weeks
nth her parents, DR.. and Mrs Henry
" Burgess. Miss Burgess is EN-
loyed as advertising designer in the
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowe returned
riday to New York after two
'eells' stay at the Walloomsac Inn.
lrs. Lowe Is sister of Miss Mary
!. Baker. superintendent of the Put
am Memorial hospital
Miss Catharine Craven has com
leted months visit at the home of
er father John Craven of Park
rect, and left on Sunday for Wash
lgton where she is employed as
in the war department
Mrs. Daniel Corcoran of North Ben
ngton took her little son to ST. 4
eters hospital in Albany Sunday.
he little fellow has been quite sick
+ the past two weeks. Mrs. Cor
ran was formerly Miss Mary
lsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mclaughlin,
T. and Mrs, William Corbett and
larles Mclaughlin motored to Dor
t Sunday to see Mrs Charles Nc
Iughlin and little son, Edward, who
e visiting with relatives there for
rec weeks.
William Phelon who with Mrs.
Ielon and son, has been visiting at
2 home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ryan
Depot street, left this morning for
8 home in Cambridge, Mass. Mrs.
lelon and son will remain in town
: a longer visit
st. Peters church Sunday school will
Id its annual picnic at Woodford
s year. All children are notified
meet at the parish house at $50,
morning. If it rains,
ursday morning at the same place
d time. Bring your lunch.
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