The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-02
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Wlillam SOnnOr OF Schenectady has
returned home after being the guest
here OF Michael ]. Roche.
Miss Barbara Burt of Union street
accompanied her sister, Miss Harriet
Burt Of Springfield on Sunday.
Edward F. Flynn of School street is
at present employed in North Adams
in the undertaking rooms of ]. NJ.
Cody.
Miss Florence Carver of West Main
street left this morning for Oak Bluffs,
Rhode sland where she will spend the
summer. :.
Merritt F. Burgess of Main street
has accepted position in the dental
laboratory of DR.. E. w. Wildman of
North Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross w. Jolley of
Schenectady, who have been guests of
DR.. and Mrs, VIM. b. Walker returned
home today.
The Bennington Sanitary Laundry
has received it's new truck which was
recently purchased. The truck is a
Ford with Springfield body.
Miss Helen M. Carpenter has res
turned from Schenectady where she
spent few days visiting her mother,
Mrs. j. T. Carpenter.
James l.. Sutton went Sunday to Fall
River, Mass, where he will be employ
ed this summer with a construction
company in that city.
Miss Jane Mcbride, who was recent
ly operated on in the Putnam Memoir
ial hospital returned to day to her
home on Spring street.
In the night Sunday, Main street
was thoroughly cleaned with the fire
hose in order to prepare 1t for the
coating of oil which is being applied to
day
Miss Margaret Nash returned to
Hudson, n Y, this morning after
spending several days here with her
mother. Mrs. John Nash OF Main
street.
Miss Beulah Whitley is spending a
few days here at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Whitley.
Miss Whitley has position in Ply
mouth, Mass.
Chester Wordsworth who sustained
injuries last week while at work at the
II. T, White company plant in North
| Bennington, was able to resume duties
this morning.
Miss Harriet Burt, who has been
spending the week end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Oliver Burt OF
IlUnion street, returned Sunday to
Springfield where she has position.
h Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Kearns and
Mrs. Kearns sister, Miss Nellie Burns
of Maple street who have been spend
ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs ]. 4.
Matson in Troy returned home Sunday.
Zebra O. Graves, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Collins NJ. Graves, has returned from
Loversea and is in Camp Merritt, n. J.
awaiting discharge, He is at present
with the 31Oth Infantry, 18th division
John Spargo left today for Hanover,
n. II. where he is to give some adj
dresses. Before returning he will 90
10 Barre to address the Convention OF
the States Federation of Womens
clubs.
An auto party consisting OF Mrs
Catharine Cone. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Cone and Mr.. and Mrs. William She
burt of Troy were entertained Sunday
by Miss Margaret Cone Of Silver
street
Loverne Estes, older son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl o. Estes, is enjoying his
freedom today. He has been under
quarantine for few weeks for scarlet
fever and the card was removed from
the house Sunday.
, Notice-All persons are forbidden t
, trespass on the soldiers home cultiyat
} cd fields and meadows. Visitors are
D welcome but must keep to the paths
and roads. Geo. p. Martin, superln
; tendent Adv"
Miss Mary Spargo Of Old Bennine
ton, who has been attending the RiS
4 erhook school at Nyack, N. Y, is HON
4 for the summer vacation. She has a
her guest a school friend, Miss Mar
: Robertson, of New York city,
Mrs. James II. Hunter has returne
from New York where she went
visit her husband who has just n
turned from overseas Mr. Hunte
was on duty with the Prisoner of wa
Escort Company As in France, but wa
taken sick and sent to this country a
casual He expects to be discharge
in the near future.
There are on sale at the Lao
Office some beautiful flags that can b
had for extremely low prices consi'
ering their quality. The fabric
heavy, the color is good. The flae
will not only answer every decoratio
purpose but they are large enough
be displayed from residences an
places of business. One size sells fc
30 cents A much larger flag can !
had for S1.99-Adv.
Invitations are out announcing III
marriage OF Miss Lila Julia Percy
Sias Edward Stockwell at the hon
of Mr.. and Mrs. g. d. Moore of Gag
street, on Tuesday, June TO- Mi.
Percy has been employed in the
Drysdale & Sons store for the pa
several years, and has wide ciro
of acquaintances. Mr.. Stockwell is
resident of Seymore, Conn, but
Vermont boy having been born
SALISBURY and well known in tn