The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-12
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f. B. Patterson has full line of
Chase and Sanborn's teas and coffees.
See window display. adv.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Y. NJ. c. A. directors will be held at
s clock tomorrow evening.
Mr. and Mrs Guy B. Johnson of
New York. summer residents arrived
in town Saturday for the season.
J. Wadsworth Carpenter of New
York city was the guest Of his sister,
Miss Maude L, Carpenter, Saturday
The Epworfh League of the Metho-
dist church viii hold business meet
ing Thursday evening after the
prayer meeting.
He. Shields OF the Troy Gas com
( pany in Troy was in Old Bennington
over the week end looking over his
sumner home.
The Odd Fellows Band is requested
to meet at its rooms at 1880 sharp
to so to the G. A. r. hall for supper,
Wednesday evening.
/ Dr. and Mrs. Thomas McGrail and
daughter Katharine returned today to
Albany after weeks visit at Mrs.
McGrail's former home.
Harold Kelley of Winsted Conn,
former resident, is the guest of vii
liam Shea.He came to Bennington to
attend the Waite-Shea wedding
Bennington Lodge, B. p o. Elks
/ will hold their regular meeting
Tuesday evening May 18th, at eight
o'clock. Full attendance is desired.
Miss Elizabeth Mackey who was
guest at the home Of her uncle. b..
A. Quin.an, the past week, returned
on Sunday to her home in Blackin
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Bahan and
daughter Barbara of East Arlington
were the Sunday guests of his
mother Mrs. Grace Z. Bahan Of Elm
street
j. W. Pierce of 2l0 Gage street has
a fine line Of four thousand mile guar
anteed tires. Auto tires Sll5O each.
He also carries the famous Mohawk
tires. Adv
Aleyander Young began work this
morning as clerk in the Howard groc-
cry store. Mr. Young was formerly
employed in farm work by S. Everett
Harwood.
Mrs. Michael Shoemaker arrived Sat
urday at her summer home in Old
Bennington for few days stay. Mr.
Shoemaker came to Bennington a few
!. days previous.
81 Merritt Burgess has finished a
course in a dental school in New
York and has returned TO Bennington
Asyet he is undecided as TO where ha
I win begin business. ae t4if
" keeordme to itha Vermont cyhie
the Y. Y. n, college, paper Corp. J
Goodall Hutton, was a guest last
week at the Alpha Tau Omega fater
nifty house in Burlington.
at Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips j. Jennings
and daughter Miss Elizabeth Jen
nings. have arrived from New Yori
land are at their home in Old Ben
nington for the season.
= Ned Harti who has a position II
the rating department of the Bostol
and Albany r. r. and is stationed a
\ Springfield, was the guest OF hi
mother, Mrs. E. E Hart oyer sunday
Born Monday, May 8, a son to Or
n and Mrs. Schuyler N. Martin of Troy
4 Or. Martin Is in charge OF the Nra,
n department at the Putnam Memoria
4 hospital and has acquaintance il
town.
a About 40 members CT the loca
n Knights of Columbus motorcd Q
q Greenwich Sunday to witness the eN
Il emplification OF the third degree Of
a class Of candidates into the Green
n wich council.
q Mrs. w j Meagher will entertain
the Bennington chapter of tn
Il Daughters of the American Revolt
y ton at her home in Old Benningto
n en- Tuesday afternoon, May 10, at
n o'clock. The subject Of the meetin
4 will be Italy
q L. j. Carpenter OF keene. N. II
4 well-known in Bennington throug
B business connection as piano tuner,
4 critically i'll. His health has been in
paired since last August and his COZ
r dition does not seem to improve. In
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