The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-09-19
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Home made sausage and home pork
at Shanahan's market. ADJ.
Hand ironers wanted at once at tho
Bennington Sanitary laundry Ady.
Mrs F. B. Murphy OF Gage street
visited relatives in Hoosick Falls ON
Thursday.
r. e. Howard, Earl Darling and e.
&. Bottum are at Hedges Lake y. L,
Tor the day.
F. g. Pope and T. A. Iavenpori re-
turned Thursday from In 'inoss trip
to New York.
Mrs Maurice Murphy is substltut-
ing as clerk in the dress goods de-
partment Of the Lurie store.
Mrs Joseph Levin, Sam Levin and
Abe Noyeck returned Thursday from
a visit of three days with relatives in
Springfield.
Ralph Remington returned home
from the Putnam Memorial hospital
Tuesday and is improving from a re-
cent operation.
/ William Ryan is reported 20 be rest
ling comfortably today at the Putnam
Memorial hospital where he under
went an operation on Thursday.
A new line OF mems, women's and
childrens shoes in black, tan and
gray, at reduction for Saturday at
NJ. Shimlintsky's 1l5 North street,I
Adv.
Owing TO the illness Of thes rector /
there will be no early morning serv- |
ices at St Peters church on Sunday |
morning. The other services will be (
held aa lgua.
Supt Miss Mary A. Baker of the
Putnam Memorial hospital, who WENT.
to New York last week to witness the
rlrade of the first division returned
Mrs John Norton Of Union street. \
who suffered a fracture to her right 4
shoulder Tuesday evening as the re \
suit of fall on a curbing is resting
more comfortably today Il
Midshipman Wells l.. Field. who 4
has been with his mother in Old Ben
nington while recuperating from pneu |
monia, returned the first Of the week i
TO the naval academy at Annapolis,
l have got your stoves Also the
best handmade stove PIPE ever made
in bennington. Come and see.
Charles Potter opposite Baptist
Church on Main street Adv. 4t2s
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry a. Puffer and
laughter Miss Ruth Puf er OF Rich-lb
ord. are guests al the home of Supt
md Mrs w. d. McClelland. Mrs Nc
Ilelland is Il daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Puffer.
H. n. Davis OF Montpelier and J. r.
'outts of Barre, both of the weights
md measure department Of Vermont,
we're in town Thursday on business.
They We're in town particularly TO call
IN the coal and ice dealers,
Clarence Slackford of Binghamton,
Y Y. who has been visiting briefly
It the home of Mr.. and Mrs, h. h. ID
Murphy OF Gage street, left Thursday !
or Hoosick Falls where he viii re
main with relatives until sunday q
when he viii return home.
Walter Todd, former resident III
Who has been spending week at the 3
lome of his cousin Harry Wander II
,erg, left today for Pittstield and VIII
.isit relatives there for few days
previous to going to Washington
where he is employed as cook.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of Miss Martha Hamlin
)ewcy older daughter Of Mr. and
lrs. Charles E. Dewey, and William
rank Wells The wedding will take
,lace at the home OF the brides par
nts on Union street Thursday Oct.
, at p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l.. Houghton re-
lrned Wednesday from Nevada, o.,
there they have been for some time K
D the interest OF Mr. Houghton's
ealth Upon their return to Ben
ington Mr.. HoughtCn was taken i'm
ledately to the Putnam Memorial E
ospital and his condition is reported K
0 be critical.
J. X. p. Pine of Troy, one Of the
rominent residents of Rensselaer,
ounty, who died at Lake Boomoseen.
-as for years one OF the leaders in M
'roys leading industry. He was
resident of the United Shirt and Col
ar company. The company was in. Il
in 1890 soon after the pres
Mt factory was built at Lansingburg. n
lis death has local significance for n
he reason the he became the eXecu-
i've head of the company following &
he death of its first president, Samu- y
b. Sanford.