The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-04-15
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News Of the Town and Village rsls
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A. H. Winslow is in Troy for the
day.
Mrs. L. B. Harbour is improving
from the grip.
Mrs. Frank Murphy of Gage street
is i'll of the grip.
Miss Ella. Cummings is in Troy
today on business.
l.. r. Niles of Pownal was in town
Monday ON business.
Boys waists at 39c., and mems rub
bers at 49c., at Muligan & Roches.
Ads.
Miss Grace Mahon of Main street is
confined to the house by an attack OF
Influenza.
Ellis Ferber of Albany was in town I
Wednesday on business connected !
with the Lurie store. &
Mrs John Somers of North street
is visiting in Boston for two weeks /
with Miss Susan Coffey.
The Epworth League of the NJ T.
church will hold a sunrise service
Sunday morning at seven O'Clock.
John b. Harte has been at Atlantic
City for week recuperating from
the grip. He returned home Monday.
Mrs. N. j. Casey of Pittsburg, Pa,
is visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Thomas Hughes of Main street
Jacob Ruskin OF New York is with
his daughter, Mrs Morris Levin Jr,
of Gage street for the Easter holidays.
Mrs, ]. Oliver Burt has been called
to Springfield by the Hines of her
daughter, Miss Harriet Burt. who has
influenza
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Riley, son
Frank and daughter Helen of Division
street, who have been i'll OF influenza.
are much improved
Robert Cummings, Samuel Levin
and Merritt Burgess are among those
who left their beds in the early morn
ing for the front streams. w
Thomas Stewart of River street,
who has been housed a part OF the
winter because of i'll health, is now
able to be ont of doors again.
Wilson Ford OF School street. who
is suffering with influenza was report
ed improved Monday although he
still maintained a temperature.
Mrs. Chester Mallory has returned
. to her home in Rensselaer, after
spending a few days with her sister.
Mrs. Thomas Hughes of Main street.
- Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hayes OF Pow.
= nal have moved to the Martin Peck.
ham tenement on Scott street, Mr..
e Hayes is employed blythe BLACK Cat
!, Textiles company.
- Mrs. w. j. Handles and daughter.
:, Miss Elizabeth Randles left today for
- Hartford where they viii spend sew.
) eral weeks with Mrs RandleRi sisters
a. Misses Louise and Eleanor Cary.
% Jack and Bryan, Kinney, sobs p OF
o. Mr and Mrs. jolMS Klnney1Nho
A, were recently discharged from service
\. have purchased q fruit farm in Ar
N kansas and have taken possession.
d There win be a meeting OF The OIL
rs cial board of the Methodist chmSh
r tonight at O'CLOCK This Isl nTmol
a important meeting and every memhe.
s. of the board is nrged to be present
n John p. MulHgan has been confined
T. to the house more or less for the past
T. three days with a severe cold. he
s. was down town this morning and e.
y pected to be at business during the
day.
A Lenten cantata. STORY of the
Calvary" will be given by the aug
mented choir OF ST. Peters church
Wednesday evening at 1870 under The
direction Of choir master William An.
drews.
Mrs. Harry II. Warren and li;lC
son John. who have been quite IN, are
gaining nicely. Miss Elizabeth Guen.
Their nurse, who has been caring iol
Mrs. Warren and son. returned today
TO Albany.
Ste COMMON 8estiee defeat common
injustice In For Frcedomr the Fem
Gus William Fox production fea,urin'
the Incompatible male star William
Fanum. Pathe News aud Harold
Lloyd comedy at Harte Theatre TO-
das. Adv
Joseph Cartwright of Troy is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. DIN Har
wood of South street. Mr.. Cartwright
has seen ten months overseas serve,
as a member OF the eth Division and
recently received his discharge from
the army. s. s......
Mrs. p. S. Chamberlain. Who few
weeks ago underwent an operation a
the Putnam Memorial hospital, Is sat
isiactoriy recupera,ing at the HON,
OF her daughter. Mrs. George II
Grant. Mrs. Grant, who has also beer
III, is able to be about the hous,
again.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Burton Powers an,
Gordon Burke went to Arlington Mon
day evening. In previous years the.
had located a good stream and fisher
men Powers and Burke were tanglin
, lines from It's banks early this morn
. ing Mrs. Powers visited relatives
Il. portion of the day and also tried he
Iy luck with the trout.
IL There will be a meeting in Bennin.
- ton Falls, Haynes Corner NJ TN
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