The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-03
SOUTH sHAFTseURY


is spending some time with her grand .
father, Antoni Myers.
Mrs. Nye was in Bennington Mon.
day.
Marvin Cornell is i'll of influenza
Waldo Williams of North Adams. ,
visited at E. j. Beagles Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Keith Kennedy. spent /
Sunday with Mrs. Kennedys sister,
Mrs. Olin Stockwell.
Corwin c. Elwell Of the 10l AM
munition train, company f, who was
discharged from Camp Devens Tues
day, visited at Frank Montgomery's
W ednesday.
Harry Wilkinson and Wallace Har-
rinston of the SO2nd Field Artillery,
arrived home Wednesday
Missionary convention, was held at
! the VI. L. church Tuesday afternoon
and evening
Mrs. j. Seymour and Misses Doro-
! thy Warn and Mary Rudd of Benning
ton, spent Sunday at A. \. Collins
Walter Collins has been. confined to
the house by illness, this week
Mrs. Roy Brockett Of New Haven,
Conn, is spending some time, with
Mrs 4. b. Hawkins,
Mrs Fred Montgomery. who has
been i'll. for some time. is better. at
this writing.
Miss Helen Ferguson, recently visit
ed Miss Ellen Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Dyer and
Miss Mary Cady of Middlebury, Vt,
were in town Tuesday to attend the
Missionary convention.
Mrs. c. II. Hawkins, gave a party,
Monday afternoon, for her daughter,
Eleanor, in honor of her fourth birth
day, Twelve Of Eleanor's little
friends. were present, and all report
very enjoyable time
Mrs, Geneyieve Draper is confined,
10 the house. by illness
DR.. and Mrs Charles Sweet and son
Carl who have been spending the
past week, at Charles Hawkins, have
returned, TO their home in Ossining.
Miss Susie Rice, who was recently
operated on for appendicitis at the
Putnam Memorial hospital is gaining
slowly.
Mrs. Thomas Mooney, passed away
Wednesday afternoon at her home il
this village. The funeral was held
Saturday morning at the Catholic
church in North Bennington.
Mrs. Fred Greene and daughter
4 were in Bennington Saturday.
~ Mrs. Abe Becker, who has been il
If is better at this writing.
ID Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Harris visit
v ed their son Charles. at the Putnam
ly Hospital. Sunday and report that hi
condition is improving.
IN Airs. Olin StockweH was in Benz
d. iigton Saturday
ell Mrs. John Lane Who has been Il
H. the past week is better.
kilograms were received Saturda
" from Wallace Harrington and Harr
in Wilkinson, informing their relative
rv OF their safe arrival in Boston at pre-
emf they are at Camp Deyens, but e.
peot to be at their homes, in a fe
days
n. PartloY spent Sunday at B.
as lluletts.
ns Mrs. Albert Harwood was in Be
nington Monday.
les Antoin Myers visited his daughtc
en- Alice at the Putnam hospital Sunda
,st Mrs. Harry Wilkinson and Mrs.
J. Beagle spent the week end, wi
~, Mrs. W. Z. Bacon OF Sunderland
ort Fay Whitcomb of Syracuse, call'
ON friends in town Sunday.
H. Flayyilla Bahan and Bessie Pott
" spent Sunday at Louis Potters.
Mrs. d. r. Galusha spent Saturdi
''u in Bennington.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Percy al
'dy Mrs. \. b. HAWKINS attended the |.
un. o. i. celebration in bennington s.
lsi- urday night
Mrs. Fred Harrington spent Mond
un. with her daughter Mrs. Claren
nj. brooks.
Eugene Peters, is visiting friends
Ion Syracuse.
av Captain and Mrs. Lee Castle, rece
" visited friends in Bristol.