The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-09-16

chimes and possibly personal injury
If they will use a little more caution
in making the turn.
Mrs. w. J. Meagher and son of Old
Bennington motored to Troy today.
Miss Rose Morrissey, clerk in the
Lurie store, is enjoying a vacation OF
three weeks.
Mrs. E. j. Kaplan OF Springfield,
Mass, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Morris Levin on Gage street.
f. L. Niles of Pownal Center has
been spending few days at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. G.aS. Estes.
Miss Eva Sibley of Union street re.
turned Monday from nouting OF
three weeks at Lake Dnnmore.
Elmer Dinwiddle and George K.
Grant are in Manchester today on bust
ness connected with the Winslow Hard
ware store. Atet
Miss Nellie lockwood has complet-
ed vacation OF two weeks and On
Monday resumed work as clerk in the
Griswold store.
The Twin State Gas & Electric
company have new Dodge Brothers
truck which they recently purchased
from the Gardner garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. III. WinsloY left by
auto Monday for Boston where Mr..
Winslow will attend the annual meet
ing OF the New England Hardware
Dealers association.
Charles Feinberg, whothas been crit.
ically i'll OF pneumonia at his home
in Troy, is reported to be slightly i'm
proved today. He recently began bust
ness in Bennington with his brother,
Max Feinberg, under the firm name OF
Feinberg Brothers.
Mrs. Jesse Sturtevant OF St AlDaAs
is the guest OF Mrs. G. P, Martin and
Miss Lucy Cutting at the Soldiers
home, Mrs. Sturteyant is past depart
ment president of the Woman's Re-
lief Curps and has many acquaintances
in town. -
DR.. and Mrs. H. s. Goodal and
guests, their two hephews from Wash.
ington, are expected to return today
from Boston where they accompanied
Miss Elizabeth Goodall on Sunday.
Miss Goodall has enrolled ms a stu.
dent at Simmons college.
Miss Amelia Haswell, who died re-
Gently in Troy and whose burial is to
be held in Hoosick, was sister OF the
late Joseph Haswell, a well-known far
mer OF the Hoosick road. She was
also connected by ties of kin TO the
Haswel family who played such a nro
minent part in Bennington's early his
tory R
Edward 0'DonneH, former.resident
ROW living at Dover, n. II. SOME time
ago invented q spray attachment for
fire hose mllz2les, a Dover paper re-
ceived at this Office describes the sue
ment at a recent fire at Dover. Elk,
plosion OF an oil stove had startedua
lively. blaze in a cheese factory. There
was a large amount of inflanmable
material In the faetoryF,aRd the big
room was all ablaEe when the fire de-
paEtment reached the y scene, The
spray attachment threw ascreen OF
water which reached to every part OF
the room and instantly extinguished
the fire. (,
A friend in Bennington has received /
a copy of the Daily Dispatch, published
at Columbus, o.. where the annual en-.
of the national G. A. r.,
was held last week. The paper con
tajns q picture of Col J. NJ. Hyde of
the Vermont soldiers home here who |
is shown riding in q carriage with
tile late Col. w. T. Cody, Buffalo |
Bill" Mr. Hyde and Buffalo Bill"
were members of the fifth U. s. cav
airy that took part in the campaign
against the Sioux Indians. After leav.
ing the service Mr. Hyde went into
the theatrical business and for 12
years was manager for Charles l..
Davis when that tamoas actor was ap-
pearing in fAlYini5oslin. 9mr, ]