The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-30
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Miss Grace Russell of Hoosick
Falls was the guest of Mrs. Enright
of Adams street Sunday.
Fifty pair of mems black. brown
and white tennis sneakers at csc. at
the Estate of ]. Levin. Adv.
Dance at Battlefield Park Thursday
July 3. Hurley's five piece orchestra.
Dancing from $50 TO 1880 Adv.
Mrs. Anna C. Leahy and son Frank
Leahy of Spring street were in Hoo
sick Falls today to attend the Carney
Wineguard wedding.
Misses Mary Turrell and Elizabeth
Nolan were among those from town
TO attend the Carney Wineguard we'd
ding in Hoosick Falls this morning.
Patrick Carney and daughters,
Misses Martha, Mary and Gertrude
Carney attended the Carney-Wine-
guard wedding in Hoosick Falls this
morning.
The Murrays', Putnam House
Block. Mrs Murray has returned from
a business trip to New York and has
for your inspection some very attrac,
tive new numbers in dresses and
blouses. Adv.
Miss Barbara Hunt, Home Demon
stration Agent. will give a canning
demonstration at the Boys and Girls
club meeting in SALISBURY Center at
o'clock. Wednesday, July 2, and in
Dorset, at O'Clock, Thursday, July
Bro.
Misses Mary Hyde, Gertrude and
Mary Carney, Elizabeth Welch.
/ Terissa Daley and Blanche Welch,
teachers in the public schools. who
have been in camp at Bidea-wee for
two weeks, returned to town Satur-
day.
Michael Myers Shoemaker has re-
Gently presented the Free Library.
with the following books, of which he
is the author. Islam Lands, The
Heart of the Orient, Winged Wheels
in France, Palaces and Prisons of
Mary Queen of Scots.
Children's Day exercises were held
in the Methodist church yesterday
morning. Exercises were fine and
special music by an enlarged choir
An orchestra assisted in the music,
and the church was prettily decorat
ed with ferns, roses. daises, etc.
Irene Graham, IL year old daughter
OF Mrs. Eugene Graham, who is under.
going treatment at the Putnam Mem
orial hospital for serious injuries re-
ceiyed last week by fall from a
tree, is reported to be resting COM
fortably. Her condition today is said
to be slightly improved.
Tuesday evening at 7.45 in the Sec
ond Congregational church, Mr. Eng
fish Of Boston will give an illustrated
talk on Summer Conferences and will
also speak of the Inter-Church Move
ment. Everyone is invited to this
service, especially all those who
are interested in Summer Confer
ences should attend. A silver offer
ing will be taken.
Tuesday evening class meeting UNI
der the direction of Willis Stickles
at 7So. Meeting in the Congregation
al church Tuesday evening for all
who are interested in Summer
schools for Christian workers and at
the same time provide a delightful
vacation. Address by DR.. w. F. Eng
lish Illustrated by slides, topic THE
World Missionary Movement"
William B. Dean who has mOtored
from the Pacific coast and is on his
way to the Atlantic visited briefly
with his sister, Mrs. f. d. Habberly
OF Elm street Friday and Saturday.
Mr. Deans home is in Los Angeles
and he has made the trip east in a
. Ford roadster, making between 200
and $50 miles nearly each day Mr..
Dean left Saturday for Oneonta and
will also visit in Delhi before going
to Boston.