The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-07-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
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store, is in Troy for few days on
business.
Miss Mary Cunningham of Boston
is the guest Of Mrs. Anna McCuc of
School street
The new Masonic directory has been
published and copies may be procur
cd a the Temple,
II. B. Childs, clerk in the local ex-
press office, passed the weekend at
! his home in Manchester.
Miss Fanny Moore of North street
returned home Monday. frcm Rutland
where she has been visiting for q
week
Mrs. r. Reubcn returned Monday to
New York after several days visit
with her sister, Mrs. Isaac Satter CT
Pleasant street.
Miss Kathleen Murray of School
street went to Manchestem. Monday
where she will visit for two or three
weeks with relatives
Miss Grace Nichols of Washington,
d. c., has been spending a few days
at the home of her brother, w. H.
Nichols. She returned Sunday.
Il. w. Williams, II. r. Niles and
William Eddington motorcd to Brat
! tleboro Monday and returned with two
new cars, a Chalmers and an Essex
Mrs. Julia Ryan and three children
returned Saturday to their home in
Rutland after weeks visit at the
home of Mrs. Anna McCue of School
street.
! Miss Harriet Lee. a student nurse
at the Burbank hospital In Fitehbufg
Mass, is spending weeks vacation at
tho home of her uncle. George Lee on
Branch street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nevis and
daughter and Misses Ella Sigworth
and Agnes Enright motored the Mo
hawk Trail Sunday, going by the way
of Brattlcboro.
George Greenslet has succeeded Viii
! liam McGurn as driver of the Daycn-
port Bakery truck. McGurn has gone
to New York where he expects to Sc
cure theatrical employment.
Coming to the Harte Theatre to-
morrow Corinne Griffith in THE IN
known Quantity. a Nitagraph Blue
Ribbon feature and chapter No. 10 OF
The Man of Might ADV.
Mrs. Mary Adams. assistant in the
Office of County Clerk Stakeholder,
and Miss Florence Holden. of the
graded school teaching, staff return
ed Monday from stay of week in
Boston and Fitchburg.
Me- n ~ II,,rIht,t fr e,,l,..ftt.,4f,,fr
! in the office of William II. Wills dur
ing the absence of the regular assist
ant, Miss Anastasia Fitzgerald who is
passing her vacation at one of the
Lake Bomoseen resorts.
Miss Irene Graham who is under
going treatment at tho Putnam Mem
orial hospital for serious injuries re-
| ceivcd a few weeks ago as the result
of fall from a tree, is able 10 sit
up and go abcat the Hospital in a
wheel chair
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Warren and
| family haye moved to Bennington
from rawtucket, K. l., and are occup
ing the Fisk house on Union street,
Mr. Warren. who has been i'll town
for several weeks, is employed bg his
brother. Harry H. Warren.
Mr. and Mrs. r. A Davenport, who
motorcd to Danbury. Conn, Saturday
have returned home. accompanied by
their daughter, AIRS. Harrison W.
Moore, Mr. Moore and little son. Mr..
and Mrs Moore and son expect 20 pass
the remainder CT the summer in Ben
nington.
Come and see Ethel barrymore the
distinguished actress who is starred
in the Nero production, The DiyOr
coe' screen version OF the famous
play Lady Frederick" in an entire
new set OF gowns made tor her by a
famous New York modiste at the
liarte Theatre today. Adv.
Miss Catherine Morrissey of Dewey
street resumed work as bookkeeper
in the town clerks office after two
weeks vacation Miss Mcrrissey with
her sister, Mrs. Henry Il. Phillips and
husband of Troy for the past ten days
have been touring the White Noun
tains returning home Sunday via New
York
The funeral of Samuel Davis, for
NOR salesman for w. H. Frear G Co.,
who died suddenly while attending
services at the Baptist church sun
day forenoon, will be held from the
home of his son, A. S. Davis, on
| Weeks street at 100 Wednesday af-
ternoon. The remains viii be taken
to Warren, Pa, for interment.
Miss Ada Sattor, bookkeepcr for
leather house in New York, and
sister. Miss Ray Satter, WHO has been
attending business school in the
same city, have come to Bennington
to live with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Satter OF Pleasant street
Mr.. and Mrs Satter moved to Ben
nington several months ago from
New York.
A pair Of horses belonging to Ed
gar s. Buss, superintendent OF the
Park Lawn cemetery ran away Mon
day afternoon and one of the animals
was badly cut and bruised as the re.
suit of several falls. The horses
started from the cemetery and ran
over South street toward home. They
became separated on the street but
were finally caught.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Russell Phillips.
who have been visiting at the home of
Charles G. Phillips for the past three
weeks will leave tomorrow by auto