The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-19
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Erwin Macdonald spent Sunday
with friends in HOosick Falls.
Mr., and Mrs. Barney Cantor and
family motored to Albany Sunday.
Daniel cullion is in Pawtucket. R.
l., installing machinery for the Chas.
Cooper estate.
Mrs. Charles E. Welles and son.
Charles have returned from few
days stay in New York.
Mrs. Josephine Greenslet returned
Friday from Little Falls where she
passed the winter with an aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus S. Estes and
family were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. F. w. Fuller in White Creek.
Mortimer Townsend, John P. Nor
rissey. @. r. Endress and Francis
Morrissey spent Sunday in Pine Val
| ley.
DR.. and Mrs. E. F. Kinlock and son
Everett OF Troy were week end
guests at the home of DIR. E. NJ. Gardi-
nie..
Carroll Mccoy left this morning for
Shelburne where he has employment
as private secretary to DR.. w. s.
Webb.
About thirty members OF the local
council Of the X. OF c., went to Troy
Sunday 10 witness the complication
of the 3rd degree.
Miss Anna Noonan, who was enter.
tanned the past week at the home OF
Mrs. Anna McCue. returned Saturday
to her home In Cohoes.
Mrs. G. Phillip Endress returned on
Saturday from Hartford where she
has been spending several days with
her sister, Mrs. FW Bidwell.
Leon Wemette has returned to Troy
where he is employed by the tele-
phone and telegraph company, having
spent a few days With his family on
Beech street
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. McLaugh-
lin are moving today from Pleasant
street to portion OF double tene-
ment on North street owned by Miss
Mary Lundergan.
Miss, verna Cakes, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the
Putnam Memorial hospital week
ago, is on the gain and was able to
return home on Saturday.
+. Clifford Shaw. the Bennington
county farm agent will hold meet
ing in SYNDICATE Wednesday evening.
The topics discussed will be'gpotato
diseases and general farm crops3cslLs,
/ Mrs, d. Hart chidsey, 'daughteHt
Manette and, son Jack, Who Have Ibssen
the, guests of Mrs, chiisey'sI lsisters
Mrs. Arthur f. HdIiistep sforc the past
1.-TWO weeks. returned tdI aheir home in
Easton, Pa, Sunday. 1oAsrf y s sfgfe
| Cornelius ROY, chauffeur for Mrs
Charles e, PATTERSON Of Swashingtons
has arrived IN, Dld Bennington for the
summer. Mrs. Patterson Viii arrive
at her summer hbhfe in Old Benning-
ton the first OF jtines. ~ on Bepplug
lpsRes, w. Il. ToSatte feft thisimoraing
for, Denver, Cofd,, ID ATTEND The North
ernoBaptjst convention (which ~fiIobe
4 held in that city for a ~weHk beginning
Ion, Wednesday Mr. Towart is state
| delegate to the lt6RvehsBsnI pcnrs u
liza regular meeting bfI CAtsmomt
/ Gommandry, Y, 2, g. e; VIII be- bead
Tuesday evening, opening promptly at
\ IS o'clock, AS special business is td
come before the meeting IL Is desired
that all members are IN attendance
It is reported that William Hill
caught one OF the largest native
trouts that has been brought to town
for some time. The speckled beauty
weighed one pound and Is IL ounces
and was taken from the Battenkill.
b. A. Quinlan left Sunday by auto,
with Fred Morse as chauffeur. for
Fort Scott, Kansas. where his daugh-
ter, Miss Florence Quinlan is a teach
err OF French and Spanish in the Fort
Scott high school Mr.. Quinlan will
be absent about month and his
daughter will return home with him
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