The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Miss Helen Rudd Of Hoosick visit
ed friends in town Wednesday.
Roy NJ. Paddock is in New Britain,
Conn.,, today on business.
White shoe sale begins Saturday
morning at Harris Shoe store. Adv.
Michael Burt of School street is in
North Adams for week, visiting his
parents.
The Peterson market, 101-103 River
street, win continue business as
usual. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs Calvin Endress and
Mrs. Elmer Gaskell motored to Rut-
land Thursday.
Mrs. Claire W. Soule is spending a Il
few days at her former home in
Eagle Mills, N. Y.
Ralph VIM of Haynes Corners
went to Greenfield this morning to at |
tend court in that place.
Charles lockwood, who has been in !
town several days on business, return I
ed Thursday to Burlington.
! The graduating class of st. Francis /
de Sales academy enjoyed picnic
Thursday in Hunts grove.
Misses Dorothy and Theresa Car
penter are undergoing treatment at
the Putnam Memorial hospital.
The Bennington Graded School ends
the years work today. Examinations
were over the middle of this week,
Samuel l.. Blair of East Meredith.
N. Y, was weekend guest at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred w. Tudor,
Miss Ella Cummings of North street
is spending a few days as the guest
of Miss Ella Kinney OF Old Benning
ton. a
Mas Meta Jensen, nurse at the
Putnam Memorial hospital, returned
Thursday from two weeks stay in
Troy.
Just received new lot OF Trout
Flies, including Gray Hackles at Nc
Gurks No. 542 Main St, Bennington,
Vt. ADV.
The public schools close today for
the summer vacation. They will
probably reopen the first week in Sep
tembe..
Miss Deiia NJ. Tudor OF Greenfield,
Mass, was the guest OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Tudor, over
the weekend.
Ellis Chase, assistant secretary at
the "Yr, is visiting for few days
with relatives in Springfield and
friends In New York. ~
At $3.50 Saturday afternoon, there
will be a baseball game at Morgan
Park. between the Black Cat team and
The Mechanicyille team. s..ti.
) John LaFlamme of South street re-
turned home Thursday from Camp.
3 Devens where, he was recently dis
charged from the military service.h
Mrs. l.. b. Sutton of Silver street.
left this morning for, dFraminghanf to
return with her daughter Mabel who
is completing her irst year at school
there. gafi
Rhoda Baker. who was one OF the
youngsters to undergo an operation
the first OF the week for adenoids,
was able 10 leave the Hospital Thurs
da; 'Htt eih'li7'h.ln.a ...,
A. W. Braisted. SON William, and
Mrs. q. T, Martin and son Howard
y Borley Lett this morning for,a Shore
ham 70 attend the funeral ofaa reiar
tive. .,.i..-a i.tl ri
Mr. and Mrs. G. d. Hunt and Albert
Centre left today for Mount Vermont
where they viii be the guest of Mrs
Hunts sister, Mrs. j. ID. Dillingham;
for two weeks.
Mrs. William Smock, who has been
spending the past three months IN
town with her sisters, left today for
Network and will sail Saturday on
the Ward line steamer Monterey, for
Havana. Cuba
Miss Eleanor Dunn, who TAUGHT
history and English at the high school
+ during the past year. returned TO her
home in Albany. Miss Dunn will not
return TO Bennington next full. but
/ viii teach elsewhere szEAiEM
Mrs. n w. Eueer,un ana son went
to North Adams the FIRST of the week
and are spending few days at Mrs.
Edgertons former home. Her little
daughter has been visiting in North
Adams for some time.
Mrs. Collins NJ. Graves and son
Zebra left this morning for Pawling,
N. Y, whore they will attend the
= graduation exercises of the Pawling
School. William C. Graves is mem.
4 Der of the graduating class.
] Miss Margaret Kelson of Old Ben
nington, who is engaged az trained
nurse in Troy. underwent n serious
3 operation at the Putnam Memorial
hospital Thursday. She Is reported
to be resting comfortably today.
Mrs. Allen W. Lord and little daugh
tor Of Danvers, Mass, who are stop.
ping at the home Of her uncle, Fred
81 O. Graves, left the first OF the week
q. for Hoosick where they are spending
II n, few days with Miss Ruth Stevens.
i Mrs. L. b. Sutton left this morning
!, for birmingham, Mass, where her
y daughter, Miss Mabel +. sutton Is q
= student at the state normal school.
n At the close of school Mrs Sutton
a and daughter viii pass few days in
l. Boston before coming TO Bennington
d Word has been received that Lieut..
= James l.. Loveioy of Manchester was
l. promoted on May 10 to captain. Cap.
$, tain Lovejoy Is brother OF Mrs. r..
r Il. Howard and Miss Lulu Lovejoy of
g Gage street and has many acqualn
q tances In town. lie is attached tc
a base hospital number 10 and has been
Y overseas since last August.
= Many boys have made gueaees