The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-04-22
6ENNINGTOfl BRIEFS
Ns~s OF the Town and VlllAss tsss
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Abe Morgan is sick.
Miss Helen Hawks is undergoing
treatment in an Albany hospital.
Mrs. w d. Plumb of the western
part of the town is visiting in Troy.
Frank Hervey of Averiel Park
spent the week end at his home on
Main street
Mrs. Fina Durham, who has been
seriously i'll of pleurisy, is able to be
up part of the day
Mrs Joseph Yott will sing Only
a Rose in No Mans Land" at the For
esters Fair Friday night. adv.
Pretty home made articles of all
kinds, also snappy trinkets for sale
by the ladies of the Baptist church
on April 23rd. adv
Big dance in Black Cat A. A. hall
Wednesday night, April %. Admis-
sion 35 cents Auspices of the f. NJ.
T. A. b. society. adv.
Mrs. Ida Bassett of Gage street left
today for Springfield where she will
visit at the home of her son, Percy
Bassett, for a few weeks.
John Clark formerly employed in
Firth's Barber shop, now stationed at
naval station in Key West, Florida
is spending a few days in town.
Miss Elizabeth Houran who is EN-.
ployed in Cambridge Mass, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Houran CT North street
Miss Vera Hall of North Adams
has returned from New York where
she spent the Easter vacation and
will resume studies in the local high
school on Wednesday.
Commissioner of Education N. r HI
lcgas and II. o Hutchinson of the
state department of education have
been N Bennington to-day looking
over the school situation here.
Miss Verna Cakes has returned to
the home OF her aunt, Mrs. Fred G.
Allen OF Grove street afterscaring Tor
Mrs. Edward Riley and children,
Frank and Helen,
Edward Cross of the 49th infantry
CT Fort Leayenworth, Kansas is visit
ing hiss sister, Mrs Richard Johnson
of Mccall street. Private Cross is in
good health and has re-enlsted
Coming to the Harte Theatre to-
morrow Harry T, Morey in the Vita
graph Blue Ribbon feature "Hoarded
Assets" and chapter No. 10 of "The
Iron Test with Antoine Moreno and
Carl Holloway adv.
"The Turn CT the Wheel a Gold
wyn picture featuring the well-known
star Geraldine Farrar, Pathe News
and THE Next Aisle over" one of
the famous Harold Lloyd comedys at
Harte Theatre to-day. adv.
The members OF the Methodist
choir on Sunday presented Miss Mil
dred Farnum with a beautiful cameo
/ cavalier as a token of remembrance.
Miss Farnum has sung in the choir
for number of years and will be
missed in all church circles. She
I leaves this week for Lanesboro
The Women Voters League will
meet in the Library Friday evening
at half past seven At this meeting
Mrs. Henry G. Root will speak of her
work as publicity director for the
Mass Woman Suffrage association at
the time when they conducted their
state wide campaign. All women are
cordially invited to attend this meet
ing.
Miss Mildred Farnum was given
pleasant farewell party in the social
rooms OF the Methodist church Mon.
day evening by those who took part
in the Easter cantata. Miss Farnum
viii leave during the week for Lanes.
boro, Mass. to reside with Rev. and
Mrs p. l.. Dow A musical program
was the evenings entertainment and
ice cream and waters were served.
\ surprise kitchen shower was civ.
en- Miss Grace Cook Monday evening
by the members OF the Young Wo-
mans club. The occasion was in hon
or Of Miss Cooks approaching MARI
age to Roderick f. Stuart. There
were about twenty-five young people
present Light refreshments were
served
There will be a meeting of the wo
men in SALISBURY Center. Friday.
April - at 2.30 o'clock at the home
OF Mrs r. H. Bottum Miss Hunt
Home Demonstration Agent will talk
on the Selection of Foods This
meeting was planned for Wednesday,