The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-08-26

will hike home in the evening after a
camp fire and stories.
Hon. ]. X. Batchelder was called to-
day to Peru by the death OF a rela-
tive.
Edward Haddad Of Main street has
taken employment at Bennington
Garage.
Albany canteloupes, malaga and
Concord grapes and pineapples. at the
Fruitland. ADV.
J, Mrs. John Robinson is. spending, a
few days with Mrs, George Robinson
in SALISBURY.
/ Mr. and Mrs. John Ainsworth Kelly
of New York city are guests of DR..
and Mrs. VIM. b. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Briggs, for
mer residents now living at Manches-
| Ter, were in the village Monday.
| A. r. vonDette is driving a new
1 Studebaker club roadster purchased
of the Cullinan agency in Arlington.
| Dancing at the Black Cat haAo Fri
lay evening. August %. Music by
| Hurley five piece saxaphone orches-
| ira Admission 80 cents. Adv.
| Mrs. Julia Swarts OF GIoversville.
n. Y, and Miss Mary Dineen of Al
| lany, who have been visiting the
Misses Donovan of Depot street. re
turned home today.
Mrs. Helen c, Cole, who has been
living in this village during the past
three years, has returned to North
Bennington and will make her home
with Mrs. William Hurley.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dow of Pitts.
ED and mother, Mrs. p L. Dow and
Miss Mildred Farnham OF Ianesboro
Mass, motdred to Bennington yester
lay and were guests Of friends,%.in
own
Mrs. Wells hsainiI Field Who some
weeks. ago took w her .rssid6nce. -oIl
the property forineTiyi thS'honiefm of
the Mount Anthony country club, en-
tertained a number OF guests Mon
day at o'clock tea. r.
The ladies OF the Blue Team by tn
Baptist church will meet at the
church Friday afternoon at 2.30 to go
% Mrs. Sections camp for a box social,
Automobiles will carry those going.
md coming. The Red team is cordi-
ally invited TO go with us.
a bicycicle outing trip to Hedges
JAKE has been planned for Thursday.
my boy in Bennington or vicinity IL
years of age or oder may company
he party. each to provide a lunch
made up of the things he'is especially
yond of The start will be made at
3 O'Clock sharp and the return before
lark. Further notice will be given
omorrow. s8
During the past few days The Ban
1er has received dozen or more 10.
cal items by mail, unsigned and there
fore not printed. The Banner is..glQd
% get news items but must know
whom they are from. The rule in
every newspaper Office in the country
is to throw unsigned letters into the
waste basket, and 1t is generally done
without even reading them.
The friends of Mrs, w. F. Meyer,
wife of the former pastor of the First.
Baptist church. will be- glad TO know
that she Is fast regaining her health
and strength Her visit Of a few
weeks ago to Bennington started her
IN the, way TO recovery and the last
few weeks spent with her older sist-
ers in Pennsylvania have made her
recovery swift and complete
A special feature u1 the annual cpun
~ farm bureau auto tour Wednesday
will be a meeting for the women at
he library, Fillmore Farms. at $50
in the afternoon AT this period the
men Will be observing the tractor
demonstration and the women will
have an opportunity to see the dem.
pnstration team of the Pleasant Val.
ley Garden club demonstrate cold
pack canning. Other features of the
home demonstration work will be dis
oussed.
Returned soldiers and sailors should !
take special pains to be ut the Young
Women's club over the Banner Office |
10 eight o'clock Wednesday evening
md hear the latest government ruling
War Risk Insurance
Young men cannot afford to turn
Town such an opportunity as is now
offered them. Henry Chase will an
swer any questions about insurance
At this time and will explain the var
ons propositions each discharged SER
ice man has open to him
Rutland Fair.