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Miss Anna Levin spent the week
end in North Adams.
Easter enclosures. booklets, post
cards, chicks, rabbits, novelties,
decorative paper, napkins, etc, at
Evans Adv.
w. z. Palmer has had telephone
installed in his home on Bennington /
Flats. number, 224-4
A regular meeting of Catamount /
Commandry will be held in the U. 0. |
G. C. rooms on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Harold Barnes and daughter
are visiting in Granville.
Ralph L. Niles has sold Ford
run-a-bout to George Quackenbush
which was delivered to the Quacken.
bush farm in Old Bennington on Sat.
urday. He has also sold Ford de-
livery truck to the Bennington SAM
tary Laundry.
Mrs. Henry lockwood and daugh-
tiers, Ruth, Margaret and Helen have
recovered from the grip. The Misses
lockwood were able to return to
school today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Eldred and
children who have been spending the
winter in De Leon Springs, Florida,
have returned to their home IN Ben
nington.
Mrs. Alkaline T. Sampson, aged So
years. died Friday noon at her home
in Arlington The remains were sent
this noon to Greenwich, Conn, for
burial.
The childrens dancing class will
close Saturday April 18th with an
Easter party, to which all children
are invited. Hours 2:15 to 4.
The Easter and the last or the
Recreation Dances will be held in
Library Hall Saturday, April 18th,
music by the Hurley three piece or
chcstra. Admission 20 cents
Lucius Goeway of Arlington has re
ruined work as engineer for the II
Il. Bradford company. Mr.. Goeway
will do night work while sometime
ago he was similarly employed as
day engineer.
Louis Kaplin of Springfield is il
town to spend Easter with his wife
who is the guest of her sister. Mrs
Morris Levin. IT.. of Gage street. The
Jewish Easter begins at sun down to
day and continues throughout the
week.
very pleasant surprise was fend
cred Mrs Fri Maxon Saturday in hon
or of her 57th birthday anniversary
Mrs. Maxon was out during a por
ton of the day and upon returning
home in the afternoon was somewhat
amazed to find the house prettily
trimmed with pink and white cama
lions and roses About twenty of hel
friends had gathered to bestow greet
ings. She was the recipinet of man!
beautiful and useful gifts. Light re
freshment were served and Easte
. chickens were favors.
Mrs. Maurice Rudd who is under
Cling treatment at the Putnam Mem
= orial hospital fer influenza is gainnl
u nicely Her daughter Jane has als'
o been very sick and is under the cart
le OF a trained nurse The little mis-
10 however is showing signs Of improve
lie ment. Mr. Rudd is able to be GU
Id doors again.
y Chief Of Police John l.. Long o
Little Falls came here Saturday il
his automobile and returned in tn
= afternoon with Michael J. Verne
and Edward Pratt who were arreste,
here Friday night by Chief Hurley Of
the charge of having stolen n For,
T. touring car belonging to a residen
u Of Little Falls.
Miss Ella NJ Potter, who recent.
underwent an operation for appendi
s citis at the Putnam Memorial hospita
has been discharged from the nstitu
ton and is at the home Of her grand
mother, Mrs. Roselma VanKleeck
on Gage street.