The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-04-16
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Toit
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Briefly for Busy Readers
Harry b. North is in Cohoes today.
Mrs. Mary Hathaway of Main street
is in with the jaundice.
f. L. Niles of Pownal Center was
in town Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Harry B. North spent Tuesday
in Troy
Mrs. Philip Endress was in Troy
Tuesday.
Sam Goldstein of Pittsheld was in
town on business Tuesday.
Misses Rose and Mary Madden Of
Main street spent Tuesday in Troy
George A. Mahon. cigar maker at
the Burns cigar store, and little
daughter are i'll with the grip.
Mrs. William Moves Of Manchester
was the guest Tuesday of Miss l.uella
Goldsmith.
Miss Celia Keough and Mrs. James
Duplis OF Arlington were in Gown
Tuesday.
Edward Keough of IIocsick Falls.
recently discharged from service WISH
ted relatives in town Tuesday.
Miss Mae Cronin, student at the
State College at Albany. is spending
the week end with her mother, Mrs.
d, f. Cronin of Depot street.
Karl o. Estes. who has been con
fined to his home on Silver street by
an attack Of tonsiltls for several
days, is able to be up again.
Ray Tudor has returned to Dallas.
Texas where he has been stationed
for sometime after spending a few
days with his father, Fred Tudor OF
Dewey street..
The extensive renoyations on The
| Howard grocery store are nearing
completion. It is expected the car
penters will finish work today or to-
morrow.
Owing TO lack OF space, to accom-
mudate my patrons the store will be
open each evening from to 9. The
Murray's, Putnam House block. Tel.
SIGN. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs J Edw. Walbridge
have received a cablegram, sent from
Pauillac, France. informing them
that their son Henry Walbridge, who
has been in service overseas. sailed
for the states on April Is.
Ralph Norman who resumed work
as baker at the Davenport bakery
two weeks ago. has resigned becapsc
of i'll health. Mr. Norman was COM
PEELED to give up work during the
winter for the same reason and he
evidently had not regained sufficient
~ to begin work again
The regular meeting Of the Wo.
| mems Voters League which was to
be held Friday evening April IS. has
been postponed to Friday evening,
| April, %. Atg this meeting Mrs.
L Henry Root will give an informal
talk on her experiences during the
Massachusetts campaign for suffrage.
Unmasked, white faced and fearful,
she faced the scorn OF the man,
whose most sacred emotions had been
trampled on for a wager and bowed
before the punishment he meted out.
See Gladys Leslie in "The Beloved
Imposter' and chapter No. u Of The
Iron Test at Harte Theatre today
ADJ
Mrs Turner II. Cransion pleasingly
entertained az a card party Tuesda,
evening in honor OF Mrs. Seymour
Wood who is moving this week from
North street to a farm on the Pownal
road There were four tables Of
800" players present and Easter
favors were awarded Miss Lillian Han
bour, Mrs. Charles Frazer, Mrs Sey
mour Wood and Mrs. d. A. Hing
worth. Mrs. Wood presented eacf
guest with a souvenier remembrance
Elaborate refreshments were served
during the evening.
The New Stewardship will be III,
subject of the pastors address tonigh
at the Holy Week service in the Sec
ond Congregational chapel. Hour i
100 to SIS. A welcome for all
Thursday night the Sacrament of tn
Lords Supper win be administered
in connection with brief service o
meditation of worship AT this tim
the church committee will make IL
recommendation of new members I,
be received at the Easter servic
next Sunday morning