The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-26
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers


Briefly for Busy Readers
John Downner is spending week
in New York
William Mallon of Gage street is
spending a few days in New York.
{. s Estes and son Howard Estes
visited briefly in North Adams today.
Shoes for every member of the
family at lowest prices at the New
York store Adv
Edward j. Flynn, who has been Wis
iting relatives in Eagle Bridge, has
returned TO his home here.
j. Lawrence Griswold left this
morning for Rochester where he win
remain few days on business.
Miss Isabelle Norton. who has been
( spending few days with friends in
( New York, has returned to her home.
! The Harbour market is carrying
lake as we'll as sea fish, Ciscoes,
pickerel, lake trout. bullheads and
salmon. ADV.
Mrs William Andrews. who has
been spending a few days with rela.
lives in Troy returned 10 her home
Tuesday
Mrs. John G. Campbell of Dewey
street and Mrs. W, L. Warner OF
North Bennington spent Tuesday in
Troy and Albany
Ralph Titus, Of Wilmington, who is
student at the University OF Yer
mont at Burlington, is visiting friends
in town before leaving for his home
Word has been received that the
condition of Francis Riley, who ha'
been suffering from mastoiditis a.
Camp Lee, Virginia, is somewhat i'm
proved.
Alexander Van Santyoord u sum
mor resident of Remington and ;
| student at Yale college at New Havel
Is spending the spring vacation WITT
| friends in town,
| John A. Morrissey, who has beef
undergoing treatment at the Putnam
Memorial hospital for over tw
months, left the institution today fec
ing very much improved
Capt. and Mrs Charles Spencer
who have been stopping for fey
days at the Putnam House, have gon
' to Williamstown where they will rt
: main for few days
: William Luncrsan, Jr.. studen
at the Peddie institute in New Jcrse
is spending a few days at the hom
n OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs WilliaI
4 Lundergan OF Spring street
s Word has been received that job
4 Larin, Bennington boy who wa
wounded in service in France. has a
4 rived in this country and is at q d.
& barkatiou hospital In New York.
7 Miss Mary Z. Robinson, a teachs
E in the public schools at W:nchesto
= Mass. Is spending the aprins vac.
ton with her parents, Mr., and Mr.
q Gilbert Robinson of Bradford stree
The Misses May and Eleanor au
? ton OF the University of Vermont ;
Burlington arrived in town Tuesda
10 spend the spring vacation VII
their aunt, Miss Mary Hutton Of Mai
street.
Mrs Mae Smock. who has been r
siding in Cuba arrived Tuesday
the homo OF her sister. Mrs SmoC
Kendall of Union street. Mrs, SmoC
was formerly Miss Mae Perham
Bennington
Tho deed has been passed for Il
sale OF the property at 226 Map
street owned by Frank D. Pope
Edison Il. Ellis of Bennington. tt
gale was made through the IT,
Hutching agency.
Mrs Ella Powers. a nurse at d
Putnam Memorial hospital, and y
and Mrs. Thomas Powers of Nor
Bennington have returned from NJ
York whore they wen; to review I
eth division parade.
Harry Hopkinson. who recently
1 turned from service in France. Il
the first Of the week for Brat;lcbo
where he win be the guest of frien
before leaving for Boston whore
a will DO employed.
4 Thomas + Maloney has rocciv
n his discharge from service and
y at the home OF his parents Mr. a
y Mrs. James Maloncy a. the Ever
\ farmhouse, Mr.. aTaloney recently
n turned from service overseas a
Z was sent to Fort Leavcnworth, X;
4 sas and later transferred to Car
n Deyens where he received his d