The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-04-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Mrs. Edward Daniels ana lttle son
have returned from a visit with rela-
tives in Waterbury, Conn.
+ H. A. Wilkinson has been called TO
WatertOwn, n. Y. by the death of
his grandfather. Albert Wilkinson.
There win be a regular meeting of
the Mount Anthony Lodge, f. & A. NJ. I
Tuesday. April 18th at $50 p. m.
Mrs. Charles Mclaughlin is improv-
ing satisfactorily from influenza Mrs.
Mclaughlin sat up for a while on Sat
urday.
\ A concrete walk is being made from
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ne
Dermott on Washington street 10 the +
main sidewalk
Edward 0'Connor. stenographer in
the office OF the bennington Scale
company, spent The week end at his
home in Adams.
Miss Eva Deslaurier. student
nurse at the Troy hospital, was with
her mother, Mrs Emma Deslaurier of
North street, over the week end.
Coming to the Harte Theatre to.
morrow. William Farnum in For
Freedom" Pathe News and corRing
good Harold Lloyd comedy. ADV.
The Red Team OF the Baptist
Ladies' Aid will be entertained by
Mrs. Haviland Sibley at her home at
127 Union street Tuesday at p. IN.
Francis l.. Morrissey of the depart.
ment Of internal revenue, has been
| assigned to work in Bennington conn.
| ~. He began his duties here today.
w. H. Pelsue arrived in town Mon
day and is prepared to do any kind
! of tire or tube repairing at the old
stand Vermont Garage, Pleasant
| st. ADV. 73t2*
| Mrs Grace f. Bahan of Elm street
| will return this evening from East
Poultney where she has been visiting
her mother Mrs William prindle
since Wednesday,
| James Sutton left Sunday for Now
York and win return the first OF the
week to Camp Devens He is 4 Nom
Der of the 26th Division and has been
| spending few days with friends in
| town.
/ Clifford Turner of the bennington
Scale Co. has gone to Watervliet.
| where he will install some heavy duty
scales in the United States Arsenal
| and win later install similar scales
for the city of Lowell.
| Mss Helen White of Depot street
| is III OF influenza. Miss White teach
es school in Pleasant Valley and was
taken sick at her boarding place.
Mrs. Mary L. White Is in Pleasant
Valley caring for her daughter.
| Mrs. William Corbett Of Spring
street, who recently underwent an
operation at the Putnam Memorial
hospital. is rccuperating at The home
OF her mother.in-law. Mrs. Fred Cor.
bett in Troy. Air, Corbett accompan-
led his wife to the city ON Saturday.
Could YOU fan in love with pretty
girl. although she was crock? See
Louise HUI aud Frank Mayo in
Crook Of Dreams and chapter No.
OF THE Master Mystery with
"IIoudini' ut IIarte Theatre today
Adt.
Randall Waite and Charles Silver,
. members CT the 18th Division who re.
turned safely to this side a week ago
and, who have been visiting relatives
= in town. returned today TO Boston
q where they will remain until after the
parade next week Private Silver
has been in town for . week and Prl-
yate Waite was here Tor The week
end
: Mr. and Mrs Burt G. harrington
and infant daughter have returned TO
Bennington from Albany and will
- make their future home in town. Mr.
Harrington has seen service overseas
n and was recently discharged from the
\ army Mrs. Harrington made her
. home with her sister. Mrs Thomas
Mccall in Albany while Mr.. Harting
ION was in military service
The three Essex cars in Bennington
have run an aggregate mileage OF
Sc over three thousand miles. Two OF
re them have been put through hard
3, muddy roads enough to equal three
10 times the mileage Of summer roads.
y, The one that has run the most does
~ not show its wear and tear enough so
II that It can be told from the newest
ri one Get a ride in The Essex at the
Nv bennington Garage. ADV.
C. Are you keeping this week mindful
g of it's great historic meaning? The
ny members of the Second Congregations
~ al church and their friends and any
- strangers who would be interested
no are earnestly invited to The series Of
j. services which viii be held in the
ds chapel OF this church beginning each
We night at 100 The service will be
re short. The brief address tonight by
te Mr. Mills will he ON The New Dis.
as coyery OF Self"
n The April number of the House and
To Garden magazine contains an interest
q. Ing account Of Grithow Field the
c, home of DR. and Mrs. Harold d. Hazel
r. tine in Cambridge, England. Mrs.
ey llazeltine was formerly Miss Hope
Graves of Bennington. The article is
NJ illustrated with four exterior and
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