The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-04-09
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Trenor P. Gregg is i'll of the grip.
Mrs. George R. Grant of South
street is sick
w. j. Handles is in Cambridge to-
day on business.
Mrs. Phillip T. H. Pierson Of SAT- |
ford street has severe cold.
"Hipress" true tread sportsman's
boot New stock just in at Harris.
ADV.
Frank Riley, little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Riley of Division street,
is ILL.,
Miss Lucma Culver OF Gage street,
who has been seriously i'll. is slightly
improved
Carrolle Mccoy, nurse in the hos
pital at the Soldiers home, is visit
ing in Shelburne.
Leo Surdam has returned from an
extended visit with friends and rela-
tiyes in Hartford.
Mrs. Louis Kaplan of Springfield is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Morris
Levin of Gage street.
Misses Mary Gbney and cousin,
Miss Elizabeth Powers of North Ben
nington, are in Troy for the day
Mrs. Stella Corbett of Pleasant
street. who has been ill, is much bet
ter Her daughter Elizabeth has be.
come victim Of the grip.
Coming 10 the Harto Theatre TO-
| morrow fClau Kimball Young in "The
Road Through The Dark and o.
| smashing good Harold Lloyd comedy
| Adv. as res stt
II Amyel Baker. local express agent,
| has sufficiently recovered from the
| grip to resume business Mrs Baker
who has also been afflicted is con
| yalescintsy -u'tt 81 Ai'A
John Cronin of Depot street, who
has been housed With quinsy sore
throat was out for while today. MIR.
| Cronin's condition IS improving but
he is unable TO resume work.
Mrs. Richard Hurley is so much i'm
| proved from the grip that she is
about the house today. Her daughter
| Miss Helen Hurley although improy-
ing, is still confined to the bed.
Miss, Ruth il. Eddy Of Troy, sum
mer resident of Old Bennington, IS in
Saratoga this week attending gen
eral Red Cross Conference. Miss
Eddy is delegate from the Troy Red
Cross '.t'li lJTT -
Miss Anna Levin. saleslady in the
cloak and SUITE department fof the
Lurie store, is In Troy today on bust
ness for the company. She was ac-
, eompanied by her sister, Miss Lillian
Levin.
A number OF Bennington boys. mem
bers OF the 26th Division Which land
ed in iioston oR lS&urday, arrived
home this morqinkS Among them
re9 fsdward sSldtz' etrsrless FISH.
fersaid Wilhams $son y No.
MISS itdIel i. NFOSsWdH, Cnltl pp-
orator at the local telephone ex-
change, and Miss II. Marion Willard
lof Rutland, TRAVELLING eAief operator
Of telephones. art ABifirF the North
Adams telephone exchange today.
II Rev. J. ElmcG 1cKse addressed
The members OF St Agnes Guild Tues
day evening on The. Prayer Book
b II was a pleasing and Instructive dis
= course and with the regular business
4 session the evening was most enjoy
able
. You will want to remember, Il
= Want to Forget the William Fox
picture starring Evelyn Nesbit, and
her son, Russell Thaw and chapter
s No. II of The Thaw and chap'cr
> No. II OF "The IRON Test at Haric
Theatre today ADV.
i Dr. H. W. Burgess has hrgaincd
d The property on the corner of South
and silver street to George NJ.
n Hawks. The property which for
G many years has. been occupied by
Mrs. William Woodard, Was owned
- by Mr. Burgess and children
G The Loyal Comrades have been up.
}. able to secure the Modern Wpodmen
s I han on Thursday evening and Will
hold a regular meeting in the rooms
this evening April .. All members are
: requested 70 be present at o'clock
sharp as business of importance Is to
be- transacted. et~
There was no transportation by
trolley between Bennington and North
Adams yesterday afternoon and eve
ming from 2:45 to- 7:a5. A tree fell
near Povnal and broke a high tension
I, wire and some time elapsed before q
, truck from North Adams reached the
+. scene Of the accident
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