The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-07-29
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NEWS OF LEIC tOWt 0sk0 vtfdHH ptt
Briefly for Eusy READER
Francis e. Morrissey left Monday
on business trip to Rutland.
Don't miss the aluminium set sale
at the Home Furniture co.--Ady.
Miss Mary Daily Of Albany is the
guest of Mrs. f. S. Rice OF Weeks
street
Philip 3. Jennings of New York
city spent the weekend with his fam
lily in Old Bennington.
Robert Hubbell of Syracuse is the
guest of his aunt, Miss Kate j. Hub,
bell of Old Bennington.
c. M. Lambert left today for Man
tic, Conn, where he viii visit with
relatives fer two weeks.
The Epworth League of the Mctho-
dist church is planning TO held lawn
party Saturday evening.
Mrs. Charles e. Wells Ct Cd Ben
nington is in Troy today, visiting her
sister, Mrs. r. C. Reynolds.
Have you read Mary Roberts Rhine
AS for it at the Free Library.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Bowles and
1.-TWO children of Division street were
in Manchester for the day Monday.
Frank Sherman of Maple street has
accepted employment as driver of tho
Davenport bakery delivery truck.
Don't forget the dances Wednesday
and Friday evenings at Major Brown
park Hurley's five piece orchestra.
ADV.
t1rned Monday evening from weeks
outing at Queen City Park on Lake
Clmmplain.
Mr., and Mrs. Max Feinberg and
son and guest and Mr.. and Mrs, Per
cy Simmons motorcd Sunday to Troy
and Albany.
Misses Lucina and Mate Culver of
Gage street have been called to Hoos-
lex Falls by the death OF their broth
er, Fred Culver
The Misses julia Jones, Ruth Wal
lser and Mary Brown, who have been
attending Round Lake Institute re-
turned home Sunday.
Mrs Annette Hollister left last
evening for Buffalo, en- route to Lin
coin, Nebraska, for an extended visit
with relatives.an friends.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. p. Cary motored 10
town Monday from Wallingfcrd and
spent the day at the home of Mir.
Cary's sister, Mrs. w j. Handles
Prof. Richard S. Bayhan, organist
of the Pilgrim church of Cleveland
reached Old Bennington today and
will spend the month OF August here
John Comeau has returned from
Choes where he passed the week.
end at his former home. lie is EN-
ployed at the Davenport bakery on
Park street.
The annual picnic of ST. Peters
church Sunday school VIII be held
at Woodford Wednesday. Children
will meet at lparlsht house at, 900 a.
NJ. Brinl, you,alunch,
Daniel Rifcnberg, who plays in tho
orchestra MT the Empire theatre In
North Adams, passed the week end
with his mother, Mrs. Daniel Rifen.
berg, of Pleasant Street.
Mrs Eugene. Shea Went to Tyoy
this morning to accompany home her
husband this afternoon from the Troy
hospital. Mr. Shea underwent an
operation few weeks ago from which
he is satisfactorily convalescing.
The photograph of a pretty girl
la September Morn" provides one OF
the dramatic high lights Of Tho Girl
of My Dreams" and Billie Rhodes.
''Pathe News" and Harold Lloyd
comedy at Harte Theatre today.
Corporal Joseph p. Nash who has
been in service overseas for a year
as member of the 312th Supply train
has arrived on this side and al pres.
ent is at Newport News, Va, He is
expected to be discharged this week
ST. Peters church Sunday school
VIII hold its annual picnic at Wood
ford, this year All children are noti-
fed to meet at the Parish house at
$50 Wednesday morning II it rains.
Thursday morning same place and
time. Bring your lunch
Miss Elizabeth Peterson of Mont
pelier is the guest for few days of
Miss Helen White of Depot street.
Misses Peterson and White have
been attending the summer sessions
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