The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-11-01
NORTH BENNINGTON


There will be sale of household
goods on Friday and Saturday at the
home of Mrs w. j. Hurley on Main
street. Adv.
The High School reception this
evening in Bank Hall is given by the
three upper classes to the three low
ef
Make your plans to enjoy the eve
nings of Dec 10, / and II.
e. p. Smonds has sold his home
residence at Hinsdillville to the II. c.
White Co., and will move to the prop
erty which ne owns on Hawks Avenue
now occupied by Mrs. George Chase.
Mrs Josephine Brundage. who is
very i'll with sciatic rheumatism, has
been taken to the Putnam Memorial
hospital.
Robert Keelie, butler at Hall Farm
left Wednesday for New York city
The trip was made by auto with
Harry Roebuck, chauffeur for H. p.
Mccullough
Property in North Bennington has
been changing hands with such rapid
ty during the last few months, that
the map of Europe may be compelled /,
to- take a back seat Among the more
important of these business transac- I
tions. is the sale of the site of the old /
/ Vermont Mills" property by they
Stark Paper Co., to the A. S. Payne |
Co, Inc. A fine large mill is being |
erected for the new owners by the I
Kingsbury Construction Co. Of Glens |
Falls. When completed the business |
of the Mirror factory and the Toy /
shop will be down in the new quart ,
ers. In combining the work of the /
two shops in this manner, the COM
pany expect to greatly increase their
/ business capacity AN hail" to the .
| good work Not soul in North Ben /
nington but will rejoice TO see the last /
of the unsightly ruins of the old mill .
which burned several years ago when .
occupied by the Il Y Waist Co.
Mr.. and Mrs James King of North .
/ Adams and George Griffith of Dorset .
are visiting Mrs. George Griffith.
The residence recently wired for
| electricity are those of Fred Beagle, /
Henry Sencer, William Bromley and
Cornelius Bromley.
Emmett Brundage and Paul Warren
who lett home several days ago, have
joined the U. s. navy.
Miss Lille who has been the guest
of Mrs r. A. Jones for two weeks,
/ has returned to her home in Putnam,
N Y She was accompanied by Mrs.
Jones, who was called to Putnam by
the illness of her father, Mr.. Easton.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. White have re-
turned from trip to New York city.
Mrs H. S. Walbridge left Thursday
! for New York where she is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs w. C, Burgess.
The regular meeting of the Won
ans missionary society OF the Congre.
gationa church was held Wednesday
afternoon at the parsonage. Follow
ing the program a social hour was en-
! joyed by the ladies of the church and
congregation. Refreshments were
served by the ladies of the parsonage.
/ Mrs Hamlin and Mrs. Chandler. Mrs.
H. T. Cushman poured.
The young people of the Congrega-
| tional church held a Halloween soc
ial in the church parlors, Wednesday
evening. \ Jolly good time is report
| Cd
Mrs. H. c. White. is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Mary A. Peasell of
Freeport Long Island.
High School Notes
The two upper classes held a meet
ing Thursday for the purpose of elect
ing officers for the High school paper
The EchoH The following were
chosen: -Editor-in chief, Miss Helen
Walsh: assistant editors, Misses
Helen Madison and Mildred Parker;
business manager. Miss stacia Pow
ers; assistant business manager, Miss
Phoebe Mattison, and art editor Miss
Marion Gaul.
Class II gave very interesting
play recently taken from Horatius.'
Last week Glass | gave the assemb-
ly program. which consisted of a
short farce on Proper" and Improp-
err" eating, Miss Theresa Walsh and
Kenneth Worthington as the actors,
were both instructive and amusing.
The seniors have chosen their
class play, it is entitled Bachelors
Hall"
A campaign for contributions to the
Roosevelt Memorial fund. was carried
on in the school during the past
week
The Seniors gave the assembly
Monday instead of Thursday in order
to celebrate the memorial week of
Theodore Roosevelt. The members
of the class who took part were Miss
Florence White, who told the story
of the boyhood of Roosevelt, and Miss
Helen Walsh who told of his man
hood.
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