The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-02-11


organization in this country is not SO
large as in some of the other counties /
for the reason that not large I
amount is shipped out of the state |
The larger portion from this county
sent to the city markets goes from
the towns of Rupert, Manchester and
Arlington There are some ship
ments from Pownal and some from
/ Stamford
! s. Miller is in North Adams today
on business.
Francis Rice of SALISBURY is in
town on business today.
Chester VanOrman and Fred Mont
gomery OF SALISBURY were in town
Monday on business.
Miss Eleanor Hurley OF Union ST.,
entertained at musical Monday
.evenng the Pathiinders Of the Zap
tist church
Miss Fanny Welles OF New Eng
land. Conn, is the guest of her sis
term-law, Mrs. Charles + Welles of
Old Bennington.
Branch No 4 of 81. Mary's Guild
will meet with Mrs Charles kinball
on Union street Wednesday after
noon. from 8 TO s
Clarence Manney mas returned 70
Camp Descns after spending the
week end with his mother Mrs Mary
Manney OF Adams street
/ Mrs. Carrie T. Warn has been APP
| pointed administrators OF the estate
| OF her son, Raymond A. Warn, who
was killed in action in France
William j. Percy is delivering
mail on Route No today after 4 few
days illness While he was confined
10 the house Clark Rice substituted
as carrier
| First Lieut.. Irving Hare, who re-
| turned from overseas about three
weeks ago. is visiting in the village
His parents we're former residents OF
| the village. go
Miss Barbara Hunt, the home de
mons,ration agent for the Remington
county farm bureau, will hold Il meet
ing at the Harwood hin school house
Thursday afternoon.
| Misses Alice and Ella Fitzgerald
who underwent an operation Monday
at the Putnam Memorial hospital fol
| the removal Of their tonsils and ad
enoids are very much improved
/ Mrs G. 3. Hunt win entertain III,
ladies of Circle No of the Metho
| dist church at her home on Washing
ton Street. Wednesday afternoon
| February 18th, from three to ige.
l Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cultivate
: who have been passing the winter il
. Washington, u. c.. are now at th,
8 winter home in New York OF MIR. Quit
n waite's mother Mrs p B. Jennings
4 The bureau of markets has mad,
a an extension OF time for the pur
\ chase OF nitrates and applications
4 may be made to the county farm
Y agent, f. Clifford Shaw, not late
4 than February Is
4 Cards have been received from SGT
y Raymond Lafranchise which inform
& his friends that he is we'll and II Il
K expected that Battery C., of the Sis
s artillery of which he is member
will soon leave France for the states
Have you ridden in the Essex Car
You are very welcome 10 rid,
d whether you intend buying n ear O
\ not The demonstrations are shor
q and you need not fear the cold. Thu
4 Bennington Garage will furnish
E heavy coat with the ride II You wish
Il ADV
n Miss Florence a. Walbridge an,
4 Mrs Harry S. Moses will entertain
+ the Reed Team CT the Ladies Aid 50
y ciety in the social rooms of the ban
* fist church on Wednesday evening
Z February 10 al 1880 Everyone 4
\ invited 10 bring a friend whether
u member OF the Reed Team or not.
Many Bennington people have rid
den in The Essex Car and you are n,
doubt hearing Of its good qualities
Don't be satisfied W h anything bu
first hand impression VI this cal
Come to the Bennins Garage an,
ride in It yourself. my Super 81,
owners have ridden in it and all ar,
glad to admit that it is a close rela
| tive of tho HudSon Snna,. civ Adr