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Mrs. Eben HALEY of Troy is visit
ing Mrs. James A. Eddy in Old Ben
nmgton.
Misses Ruth Eddy and Juliet
Shields are expected to return tomor-
row from a motor trip through Maine,
Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Randles and
daughter Elizabeth have gone to their
camp at Lake Cossayuna for the
week end.
Mrs. John Kelley and son Harold
OF Winsted. Conn, former residents,
are guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Shea
Eugene j. Shea of the Burgess road
foreman in the Black Cat 1eytues
mill, underwent an operation today at
the Troy hospital.
County Fish and Game Warden and
Mrs. S. B. Hawks and Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Alden Graves are spending "a few
days in Burlington.
Miss Marcia Stark, who recently
underwent an operation at the hospi-
tai, is improving nicely and is able to
sit up portion of each day.
Charles Haynes has resigned as
clerk in the Satter Grocery and Tea
store and accepted a similar position
with the Atlantic and Pacific Tea com
apny.
Mrs. S. NJ Morgan, son Edward and
daughter Mildred, of Lowell, Mass,
are guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Remington of Jefferson
street.
Misses Dorothy and Marjorie Don
nelly, daughters of DR.. and Mrs
James II. Donnelly of Troy, are in
camp in Woodford with Mr. and Mrs
Edward Donnelly.
Don't overlook the bargain counters
OF ladies white canvas pumps and OK
fords and ladies brown calf and kid
also black and kid pumps and oxfords
at the Estate of Joe Levin-Adv.
Mrs. Jennie Niles of New York is
stopping at the home of Mr. and Mrs
w. B. Sheldon, Mrs. Niles is a for
mer resident of Bennington and as
Miss Jennie Hatch was a teacher in
the Graded school here.
Fred Gunzell and sister, Mrs. o. p.
Scott and Mrs. SCOTS daughter, Edna
of New York are guests at the home
of Mrs. Mary Healy of School street.
Mr. Gunzell was formerly employed
at the local express Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Donnelly,
who have been guests at the home Vi
his brother, George L. Donnelly OF
Union street, have rented the cottage
Linda Vista" in Woodford for the
months Of July and August
Mrs. Margaret Stafford of Ralti-
more, Md, visited briefly Thursday
with Mrs George +. Donnelly. Miss
Stafford was formerly employed in
Bennington In the law Office of o. NJ
Barber. She has been spending her
vacation at her former home in Rut-
land and stopped in town en- route to
Baltimore.
Sunday services at the Methodist
church as follows. Morning worship
at 1890 with sermon by the Pastor
Rev. J. A. Perry. At 1145 the church
school, Mr.. f. T. Griswold in charge
This lasts but one hour and all are
urged to be present. The Epworth
League meeting is held in the Sunday
school room at $50. This meeting is
| inspirational, instructive and alive
every minute. Rev. Mr. Perry will
conduct the evening service at 730
and deliver the sermon.
Rev Mr. Perry of the local NJ p.
church visited the Epworth League
Institute of Poultney Wednesday and
Thursday. This is the second year of
the Institute ct that place, this year
as there was but small attendance
last year, this year the school build
ing is crowded with young people to
get a week traing in christian work
The program deals with Foreign and