The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-06
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Second maid wanted. Apply Mrs.
A. J. Cooper, Hillside St.-Adv.
Wilbur Long of Main street spent
Thursday in Arlington visiting
friends.
Mrs. II. G. Cole and son John are
spending the day with friends in
North Adams.
Miss Alice Grant of School street,
high school student, is confined to the
house by illness.
Mrs. Ida Dean has returned from a
two weeks visit with relatives in New
Haven and Winsted, Conn.
John ]. Hayes has purchased an
Oakland roadster of the Marshall gar
age at North Bennington.
Charles II. Dewey left this morn
ing for Watch Hin. r. /. where he
will spend vacation.
Mrs. George Cox and daughter Vir-
ginia were in North Adams Thursday
the guests of Mrs. John Reardon.
/ The funeral of James Leahy was
held this morning at nine O'Clock at
the ST. Francis de Sales church.
The Junior class of the high school
left this morning by automobile to
their annual class picnic at Hedges
i Lake
/ Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Kelley OF Main
street have gone to Watch Hill, X.
T., where they will spend several
weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Huling returned
Thursday from Poughkeepsie where
she has just completed her first year
at Vassar College.
i George Wishart left Thursday even
ing for Philadelphia where he will at
tend convention fthe National as
sociation of Wooden and Worsted over
seers.
Francis +. Morrissey, deputy col
lector for Vermont, Maine ana New
Hampshire left Thursday for bust
ness trip to Portsmouth. N. H., ant
cities in Maine.
Tomato plants for sale. Best var
ieties, early, medium and late. Grown
without artificial heat and hardened
for outdoor setting. F. +. Howe, 23S
South street. 1913
Mrs. Phoebe Ellsworth of Pleasan
street has been notified OF the SAT-
arrived ON this side, of her son. Ser
Egeant Hugh Ellsworth, who has beer
in service overseas for a number o
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. ebert Guiltinan o
Schenectady were In town TO atten,
the graduation Of their daughter. Mis-
Mary Guiltinan. from high schoo
They are the guests OF Miss Lillial
!, Guiltinan Of North Troy SIS
During the week the lower grade
: of the public schools, on various after
moons have been celebrating the las
days of school with a party. Ice crear
and dainty cakes have been the feat
ures of the celebrations.
Miss Lila Percy. former clerk 4
the Drysdale store, entertained her az
sociates of the store at her home OF
Gage street, Wednesday evening.
! k6rllEldl 6OOA iiiiic was ClJV1tu III
social way and light refreshment
were served.
4 Mr. and Mrs. John Culliton OF Tro
and Mrs. Frank Frazier of Cambridg
were IN town to attend the grndua
ion exercises at the high school an
are stopping at the home of their aun
Mrs. Annastacia Culliton of Gag
street Mrs. Culiton's daughter, Mis-
eAileen Cullitoa was member CT th
graduation class. @a ~
There arc On sale at thu Banne
| Office some beautiful flags that can
D had for extremely low prices consii
ering their quality. The fabric
heavy, the color is good. The flag
\ will not only answer every decoratio
purpose but they are large enough |
= be displayed from residences an
places OF business. One size sells Il
q 80 cents. A much larger flag can
q had for $1.99-Adv.
= Sunday morning worship at II
4 Methodist church will be held at TO-;
N The pastor, Rev. j. a. Jerry. will fl
ish the sermon of last Sunday NOR
ing on the topic, "The High Calling
showing the spirit which must animal
n the Christian worker OF the goth &c
y fury. Church school takes place
n l1:45, f. T. Griswold, superintendent
\ The Epworth League service which