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

News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers
Martin Sergeant, an inmate at the I
soldiers home, left today for visit /
in Randolph.
The entire family of John Freitag,
an employee of the Colgate farm, are
III of influenza.
Long wearing boys and girls shoes.
Prices the lowest at the New York
store shoe department.
Roger Hurley, who attends Burr
and Burton seminary at Manchester,
Is at home for the Easter vacation.
Walter @. Houran of Ashburnham,
Mass, is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. c. Houran of North street.
Harvey Hutton, in service in the
navy, is in town with his aunt, Miss
Mary Hutton for over the week end
Peter Thomas, of the Soldiers
home, left this morning for New York
where he will visit for several weeks.
Miss Evelyn Payne, daughter OF
State Senator and Mrs. A. S. Payne,
has entered the Putnam Memorial
hospital for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Waite and son.
left this afternoon for Greenfield,
enroute to Boston, where they will
witness the 10th parade.
Mrs. II. c. Harmon and two chill.
dren who have been spending a few
days at the home Of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Edward Walbridge OF
Bennington Falls returned this morn
ing 10 their home in Cambridge.
William E. O'Donnell, formerly OF
this village died at international
Falls, Minnesota, Thursday. DR.. D
w. O'DonLell left for the west Friday
and will bring his brothers remains
to Bennington for interment.
Miss Ella Kenney offers reward Of
$40 for return of shepherd dog. The
dog had been left at home Of DR.. II
is. Burgess from which place il
strayed. it is black with white spot
in front OF neck and answers tc
name of Teddy" ADV. 79t2
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Harmon OF
Union street Friday received tele
gram announcing the arrival of theil
son Guy Harmon at Camp Devens
He is member of the 101st Military
Police Of the 26th Division. Mr.. Har
mon has been in service overseas
nineteen months.
Mrs. Mary Grandmother of Mccall
street has received word that hel
husband, Lieutenant Grandmother o.
the U. S. transport Canopic has arriv
ed in New York. Lieutenant Grghd
hoefer, however, will not have time
to come to Bennington as the trans
port sails again Sunday morning.
A surprise party was given Frida.
evening by the friends and neighbor'
OF Mrs Clark Hamilton at her home
on Dewey street, the occasion being
Mrs. Hamilton's birthday. She wa
presented with a chair by her guests
Games were played and refreshments
: served and very enjoyable evening
o was passed.
II Mrs. Molly Pierce Whitman, wife o
George W. Whitman. aged "a years
e died at her home in SALISBURY Thurs
4, day. Prayer was held this afternoon
:. at one o'clock from the house anC
=" services at the church in Sonti
d SALISBURY az 100 O'Clock, Rev. G. Z
y Cady ofiiciated Burial was in th'
a South SALISBURY cemetery.
II The services at the Methods
church tomorrow. Easter Sunday, vii
be of exceptional interest. The Rev
u. A. Perry, OF Troy, our new minis
- ter will have charge OF the morning
service and suitable Easter music
will be given. The evening service
will be n Cantata, Life Everlasting
by f. Z. Petrie given by the choi
and others, assisted by piano. organ
I and orchestra. Everybody will b.
cordially welcomed to these services