The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-09-15
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News Of the Town and Village Told
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News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers
Crab-apples for sale, so cents peck
234 School street. Bring baskets.
Adv
John r. Mitchell of Montpelier was
weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. e
w. Williams.
Class meeting in the Methodist
church Tuesday evening at 1870. w.
Stickles, leader.
Miss Harriet Jones of Petersburg is
visiting her sister, Miss Lydia Jones of
Washington street.
Mrs. ii. E. Estes of Jefferson
street returned Friday from a visit
of two weeks in New York.
Born September IS daughter,
weighing 8 IL pounds to Mr.. and Mrs
/ Adjutor Betit. of Mill street.
Miss Bessie Scriven resumed work
this morning as clerk in the Drysdale
store having completed a vacation of
two weeks.
Misses Aileen Culliton and Fanny
Barber returned Sunday to Albany
having passed the weekend at their
i homes here.
The Foresters of America will hold
regular meeting at their rooms to-
night at O'Clock. A good attend
ance is desired.
Thursday evening, the mid-week
meeting for plans & Prayers" at NJ.
e. church 1880. Mr. Perry will speak
on intersession.
Miss Elizabeth Delcng returned Sun.
day TO her home in Troy after a visit
of few days at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. G. Louis HARDWOOD
A regular meeting of Miriam Rebek-
all lodge will be held Tuesday even
ing, Sept. 16, at o'clock A rehear-
sal will follow the business session.
Friday evening Choir practice, and
a business meeting and social for the
70. League of the NJ. Il. church. All
. interested in the League are invited.
Emma Wehlan in sylvia on a
Spree" and His Wife's Friend a
Mack Sennett comedy in which
laughs abound at Harte Theatre TO-
day. ADV.
Buddy" Kellogg, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard kellogg of Old Benning-
ton, Is carrying an arm in sling be-
cause of fall that resulted in a
broken wrist
Come to the Welfare Assn birthday
party at Library hall Tuesday even.
ing prepared to have a good time
There will be a brief business meet
: ing and then much fun and no formal
ity.
Roy Holton arrived home today, hav,
ing been discharged frem service at
Camp Devens on Saturday. He has
seen eighteen months service over
: seas landing on this side two weeks
ago with the first division
Mr.. and Mrs. William McGurn and
3 Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bostwiek. Mrs
4 Harry Thrasher and children motored
| to Bennington Sunday from London
+ derry and passed the day with Miss
' Margaret Cox OF North street,
{ Rev ]. A. Perry left this morning
. for Syracuse where he will attend the
centenary conservation meeting as q
representative of the Burlington dis
trict. The meeting will be in session
for two days, Monday and Tuesday
A Bennington company turned out
last year 100000 "Kiddie Kars.
and expects to turn out 100000 in
1920. Southern Vermont may be
come famous for its toy Industries in
the not far distant future.-Brattle
: boro Reformer.
8 Joe Williams motored to Montpelier
r today with his father, Il. w Williams
( and will return Tuesday, accompanied
by his aunt, Miss Minnie e. Williams
! of Boston. Miss Williams has been
! spending a portion of vacation with
8 relatives in Montpelier
i Nicholas j. Morrissey. jr., who has
been spending a vacation of two weeks
. at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. ]. Morrisey CT Washington
street, left this morning for Boston
where he is taking coruse in me
chanical engineering at the Went
? worth school,
: Mrs. E. A. Booth, Miss Velma Elwell
and brother, John Elwell are in Troy
i for the day. They were accompanied
! by Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Elwell who to.
! day are returning to their home in
I Springfield, Mass. Mr.. Elwell viii be-
gin this week his junior year at the
International Y M. c. A. college. Mrs.
Elwell has been visiting fer a month
at the home of her mother, Mrs. c. l..