The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-07-08
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Hand ironors wanted at once at the
bennington Sanitary Laundry. Adv.
Dr. w. Brunei, chiropodlst, will be
at Miss Hutton's on Thursday. ADV.
Anyone having any pigs for sale
notify Morria Levin, tel 25-W. Adv.
The Cone studio will close Thurs
days at noon during July and August.
Adv
Harry Cudworth of New York visit
ed his brother. Ernest Cudworth of
School street on Monday.
William Mcbride and son Francis
OF Cambridge, Mass, are guests at
the home OF the folmers brother,
John j. Mcbride, of Spring street.
Capt. Barrett II. Wellington. who
has been visiting his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. G. j. Wellington in Old Ben
nington, has returned TO New York.
Specia, Communication M An.
thony Lodge +, and A. NJ, tonight a.;
100 The first and second degrees
VIII be conferred on class OF candi-
dates.
Miss Margaret Cone and niece Miss
Mary Lee, returned Monday from
Chatham where they have been Wis
ting for two weeks at the home of
Miss Cones brother. William Cone.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Burgess
and son, Edward, IT,. returned this
morning to their home in Goshen, n
Y, having spent the week end with
their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Butteriield
County Fish and Game Warden
Hawks went to Rutland today with a
consignment of trout ingerlings from
the state hatchery here, The young
trout VIII be placed in the brooks of
Eutland county.
There viii DO regular meeting
and initiation o the Modern Wood.
men OF America tonight. All mem
bers are requested to be present. The
members who have not seen the clerk
FOR Juno are earnestly asked to at
tenc,
Miss Jessie Gaut and Miss Grace
Heatley OF Troy, who were week end
guests at the Putnam House, spent
much, of their time while in town with
Mrs. Harry Roster, a former class.
mate of theirs at Albany State Normal
college.
Charles II. and Burnham Hawley
and John Taylor of Manchester, Miss
Helen Hawley Of Oakland, Cal, Miss
Finch of Boston and Miss Phyllis
Shaddoek of Poughkeepsie were
guests Monday of Dr. and Mrs. VIM.
b. Walker.
Return loads from New York city
or intermediate points may be ar
ranged for with the II. r. Cushmm
Mfg, Co., whose auto trucks are fire.
quently coming from New York The
next one leaves the city on Friday of
this week. Adv.
Mrs Frank Hervey of Main street
entertained Miss Gertrude j Wyman
of Ellenville. N. Y. Mrs. John Bishop
and Mrs. Mort Knights Of Woodford
City. Mrs. Harry Beagle and daughter
and Mrs. E. j. Beagle of South
SALISBURY, over the 4th of July.
Word has been received of the safe
arrival from Overseas of LAURENCE II.
Sears. Bennington young man who
has been in service little over a
year. He served as q member of
Company d of the End Pioneer infan-
try in which he returned to Camp
Mills
The Baptist monthly missionary
of the Women's Society will
be held in the chapel OF the BAPTIST
church Wednesday evening at 745. II
is hoped that as many as possible
will remain after the supper for the
meeting which will be in charge of
Miss Mabel Mahoney and other young
women.
Miss Catherine Mulligan and nep-
hew. Wiibrod Laren. who have been
guests for a couple of weeks of the
latter's mother Ms Margaret Laren
of Park street. left Monday evening
for their homes in Montreal They
were accompanied to Montreal by
Mr. Laren's sisters, Mrs Warren
Waite and Miss Louise Laren.
A very Interesting tennis tourna-
nent of mixed doubles took place at |
The Mt. Anthony country club on Sat
irday last. In the morning game they |
ran off the preliminary matches re- |
sulting in Cobra Graves and Miss |
Nab Barber and Fred II. Cushman I
and Miss Hart Shields winning out
IN these semiLfinals These finals
we're played off in the afternoon and \
won, after q close contest, by Mr..
Iushman and Miss Shields.