The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
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Call at H. H. Warren's for trolley
time tables
Fresh pork and sausage at the Har
bour market. Adv
Full cream. young America, English
daisy and sage cheese at Estes mar
ket adv.
John Spargo of Old bennington re-
turned Wednesday night from New
York
John Scully is having the cottage
renovated on the Ellsworth place in
the western part of the town.
The prayer meeting at the Metho-
dist church tonight win be lead by
Willis Stcikles and Frank Center.
G. l.. Twitchell, who has been
spending the winter in Florida re.
turned today to his home In Shafts.
bury.
Raymond Percy, bookkeeper fer
Ralph f. Niles, the local Ford agent,
is confined to his home on Gage
street by illness
/ Mrs. George Atwood OF North
street entered the Putnam Memorial
hospital Wednesday and underwent
an operation today.
Mrs. Frank T.. Howe will return
this evening from Springfield where
she has been visiting Mrs A. J Nor
ton for several days.
There will be a regular meeting of
the Woman's Relief corps Friday
evening at o'clock sharp, All Of
ficers are requested by the president
to come for drill
The high school club will meet in
they. NJ. c. A. tonight ii I o'clock.
Members are urged to be present as
there win be a report by the delegate
TO the older boys conferences in North
Adams last week. iisit.E,t
Mrs. r. d. Jenneyl charningly en-.
tertained at 800" about IS of her
friends Wednesday evening. Prizes
were awarded Mrs. VI. j, burlington
and Miss Maude Galusha. Dainty re
froshments were served.
Little Miss No-Acount," Vita
graph Blue Ribbon feature abound
ing in life. laughter and love featur
ing the girl with the million dollar
smile. Gladys Leslie. and good
comedy entitled What viii Father
Say?". Adv
Mrs. Elsie Lacroix of Dewey street
has received word of the safe arriva
at Camp Merritt OF her son Amos Of
the Goth Coast Artillery. Mrs. La
croix expects her son Gideon to ar
rive some time,in April with the Van
kee Division.
Miss Mary \. Baker OF the Putnam
Memorial hospital returned Wednes
day from New York where she ha,
been stopping for a week enrout,
from Cleveland. Miss Baker wen
to Cleveland about two weeks ago I,
attend directors meeting OF ma
tional public nursing organization.
Arthur j. Guidon. whose home i
in Hoosick Falls and who enliste,
early in the war in Company | OF III,
first Vermont regiment, is visiting
friends in the village today. He wa
hsdly sassed last fall and was som
time in one OF the hospitals il
France. He has been out of TN
service for several weeks.
Capt. Il. Leslie White, who recent
ly returned from overseas, has beel
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs "
r. White OF North Bennington. II
has received his discharge from tn
service and has entered the emplo
: OF the Pittsburg Pa, company wit
which he was associated vbefore tn
war. He left this morning for Pitts
II field
Il Misses Helen and Helena Corridor
twin daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rol
ert Gordon OF Main street, were 81,
on a birthday party Wednesd ever
ing at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
George Thompson OF Park stree
| The little girls are eight years old
The dining room at The Thompso
home had been dainty decorated /
pink and white for the occasion an
supper was served at 6 ocl0cl
| Helen and Helena were the recip
| ents of many pretty and useful gifts