The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-27
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loaded today at the station for the
Bennington garage.
Mrs. Nettie Harbour of Gage street
is spending the day with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Gilbert Twitchell
Mrs. William Frost returned We'd
nesday from weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Roy Van Vie.
Mrs. Ella Murphy Of Herkimer, n
Y, is the guest of her sister, Miss
Hattie Twitchell Of Pleasant street.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bacon have re-
turned from Jamaica and are with
Mr.. Bacon's parents on the Pownal
road.
G. Louis Harwood of North street
who suffered a relapse from a re-
cent illness is reported to be slightly
improving.
Thomas Lister who a couple of
weeks ago underwent an operation at
the hospital. is able to be out of
doors again.
Mrs. Walter Slocum of Pittsfeld is
visiting her sisters. Mrs. Peter ]. Nc
Mahon and Miss Nellie Scanlon of
Adams street.
Palm Beach suits. mohair suits,
cool crash suits for warm summer
wear at SO, worth s25, at Mulligan
& Roche's. Adv.
Mrs. Charles E. Welles and son
Charles, jr.. motored to Troy Thurs
day to visit Mrs Welles' sister, Mrs.
r. C. Reynolds.
Miss Ella Powers resumed duties
Thursday as nurse at the hospital af-
ter several weeks rest at her home
in North Bennington.
Mrs. Gladys Leonard has resigned
from the nurring staff at the Putnam
| Memorial hospital and returned to
her home in Rutland.
Mrs. A. l.. March and daughter.
Miss Florence March left today for
Round Lake, n. Y. where they will
spend a few days at the Orient hotel.
Miss Elizabeth Bree, nurse in
charge of the operating room at the
Putnam Memorial hospital, is enjoy
ing a two weeks vacation in Sarato-
| Sd anu AiudHN.
The whole world loves lover.
| Why! See Tom Moore in his latest
Goldwyn picture Go West, Young
Man" and Pathe News at llarte
Theatre today Adv. i
! Miss Mary Ryan of Old Bennington
member of the class Of 1919 at the
local high school. left this morning
for Oak Bluffs, Mass, where she vii
pass the remainder OF the summer.
go West, Young Man" Ton
Moore's latest Goldwyn picture will
appeal to everyone. Don't miss this
big western. picture and a Pathe
, News at Harte Theatre today.a Adv
Estelle Bennett returned this morn
ing from Lake Taconic. N. Y, where
she has been spending a few days
with Helen and Elizabeth CushmaI
who are with their mother at the LAKE
for the summer. Tts W3Ja
Miss Nellie Hathaway of Gag,
street gave a party this afternoon il
honor OF her niece, Miss Marion
Hathaway who formerly lived in Ben
nington. Miss Hathaway is now II
brarian in Brooklyn.
DR. Joseph NJ. WEIGH, who gradual
ed this week with honors from 1hI
University of Vermont Medical Col
lege is spending a few days here a
his home before taking up his dutie
at the Troy City Hospital.
Secretary II. A. Wilkinson OF tn
Y. VI. C. A. with Mrs. Wilkinson an
\ daughter. Joan, left this morning 70
South West Harbor, Me-. Mrs. Wi
kinson's former home, where the
{ will spend their annual vacation.
Lynn Montgomery OF SALISBURY
employed as chemist for the Vernon
Marble company in West Rutland
4 was among the students at Middle
bury college to receive the degree O
Bachelor of Science at the con
mencement Monday.
+. Raymond Paddock Of Elm stree
who will begin his junior year at MOI
witch University in September, is 4
u training at Camp Deyens for 81
4 weeks. Paddock will receive credi
at the university for his training a
the military camp this summer.
Have you called the Benningto
Sanitary laundry in regard to you
q wash next week? Don't forget Their
is but one collection and that is o
4 Monday If your clothes are not a
the laundry Monday they won't &c
washed next week. because the hol
day, 4th Of July, shortens the weel
i Adv.
John Spargo. who is at his home u
Old Bennington undergoing treatmen
for injuries sustained in recen
train accident, was able to be in hi
garden for a short time Thursday
a The accident occurred three week
. ago and for a time Mr.. Spargo wa
confined to the Bethel sanatarium a
Bethel. His condition Is reported {
be on the gain.
Elmer Barrett was transferred tn
first of the week from Camp Devon
to Plattsburg for further medica
= treatment Barrett. while In servic
overseas became seriously Ill of me
ingitis and for many months ha
: been confined to military hospitals
j His condition, however. shows sign
of improvement and the young man
4 now able TO get about to some exten
\ without the use Of crutches.