The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-08-04
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers
Attorney, General F. c. Archibald

Briefly TOR Busy READERS
Attorneys General f. C. Archibald is
in the village today on business.
w. H. Lighthall and family have
returned from stay of week at
Hedges lake.
Mrs. l.. B. Sutton of Silver street
has returned from a week spent in
Boston and vicinity.
John Shea of Valentine street is
spending two weeks visiting relatives
at East Worcester, N. Y.
Rev. w. C. Towart leaves Tuesday
for Philadelphia where he will spend
several days on business.
Mrs Collin, NJ. Graves and son
Van Vlechten have returned from a
week spent at Atlantic city.
Mrs Roy b. Perry and daughter,
Leatrice are visiting her mother,
Mrs. Leonard Brown of Lebanan, n
i.
States Attorney Collins NJ Graves
left this forenoon for Middlebury
where he is to appear as counsel in a
civil suit.
Robert Long, of, Bradford street
spent the weekend at his home here,
returning This morning to his duties
in Pittsfleld.
The board of water commissioners
will hold its regular monthly meeting
this evening The trustees will meet
tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Wyman OF
Springfield are guests OF Mrs. Wy
mans mother, Mrs. ~ H. Chase OF
the Woodford Road
Wednesday being the Feast of the
TRANSPORTATION, there will be a cele-
bration OF Holy Communion at ST.
Peters church at 7.30
Regular meeting Miriam Rebakah
lodge Tuesday evening at o'clock
sharp. A rehearsal of degree work
win be held Immediately after the
meeting.
Mrs Swift Martin and two children
who spent the month OF July at one
OF the cottages at Camp Comfort,
have returned to their home IN New
York City.
Miss Ruth Godfrey completed a va
cation OF two weeks Saturday and
has returned to the Office OF Holden
g. Healy where she is employed as
stenographer.
Francis L. Morrissey left Sunday
for Lake st. Catherine to spend a two
weeks vacation He, was accompani
ed by Samuel Levin who Will spend 4
few days at the lake.
Frank Il. Howe left Sunday morn.
ING for York Beach Maine whore he
will 5pgud this week Mr3. Howe has
been spending tho past three weeks at
York aud viii return mex. Sunday with
Mr.. Howe.
w. g. Jacobs of Worcester. Mass.
! and family have been the guests OF
Earl w. Williams. They left Sunday
for Montpelier where they WIN visit
relatives Of Mrs. Jocabs before re-
turning TO Worcester.
Daniel Colwell and daughter, Mrs,
Clarence 81 Cyr, beth of New Haven,
J Miss lrennhirr 49, N, ~ Nt,,' VA
city. and William Gleason of Chicago
We're the qas3ts Sna.lay OF =. A. Qilo
Ian. The party Is or the way to Duf
faio to attend tho X Of c. Conyen ion.
One tennu match was reported Sat
urday afternoon from tho Cooper
court Ted Jenney won from Jack
Leonard in straight sets CO; GO. The
first whirl Of the round r. bin re5ulted
in victories for Cole. C. Graves. Nc
Cleod, Holloway. Jenney and Cush
man.
Mrs Carrie Hynick, wife OF Conrad
llyniclI, died at her home in North Ben
nington latc Saturday afternoon, after
a long illness. Mrs. Hynick was SIS
years of age and has lived nearly all
OF her life i'm North Bennington. The
funeral will be held this afternoon and
the burial will be in the Maple Grove
cemetery at Hoosick Falls.
Complaint has been made to Chief
of Police Hurley that young men
and boys are making nightly disturb
apces in the eastern end of the vii
lage. The annoyances caused by the
throwing of stones and other disor.
derby acts have become unbearable
and unless there is an improvement
in conditions the chief will give some
OF the young hcodlums a chance to
hear the town clcek tick"
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