The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-02-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers
Business Mems gymnasium cnss
at the y NJ. c. \. tomorrow at five.
Miss Mary Hutton. who has been
i'll for several days in somewhat i'm
proved.
Big dance tonight, Williams col
lege Jazz orchestra Black Cat A. \.
hal Adv
Heman Robinson. who is the guest
OF his sister, Mrs. Samuel B. Hall. is
improving IRON his recent illness
Mrs Charles E. Welles and guest.
Miss Fannie Welles OF Newington,
Conn, motored TO Troy Tuesday
Miss Sara O'Connor has returned
from Schenectady where she has
been spending a few days with rela-
tiyer.
Miss Hilda Hurley. who has been
spending several days in Manchester
visiting friends has returned to her
lone,
Patrick G. Tierney of Granville, Y.
Y, Is spending the week with II VI.
Kendrick and George w Morse Of
Bradford Place.
Mrs. Christina Bent has been APP
pointed administrators Of the estate
Of her son, Irving A. Bent who was
killed In action in France.
Simeon Dean and Freeman Howard
Of SALISBURY have been appointed
commissioners and appraisers Of the
estate OF George s. VanOrman.
The Young Womans club will hold
a dance IL their rooms tonight from
10 TO -. Hurleys orchestra viii fur
nish music. Admission S5c. Adv
Maurice Il Rudd has purchased
the building on Valentine street now
occupied by him as an office aad
storehouse from Reuben L. Sanbon.
We hope Abe Lincoln had as good
times when he was about 40 as the
Red Team Of the Baptist Ladies'
Aid had at their Lincoln party lst
night.
Francis L. Rice and Tnamas q
Dunlap have been appointed commits
sicners and appraisers of The estate
Of the late Orren D. Noshurgh q
SALISBURY
Morris Levin OF River street Viii
load q carload OF cattle Saturday
Anyone having any calves please
notify Mr.. Levin, tel 25.W or h!ls
them 10 the car
Marshall Clark went 10 pittshcld
Wednesday to attend a dance gll z.
at the nurses home Of the House Of
Mercy hospital whore his sister, Miss
Carolyn Clark is q student; nurse
The w. 4. c. win mold q Valentine
party in their rpans Friday night az
8 o'clock Cards viii be played add
refrsshments served Eycryoae
come and have 9 good time Adg.
Mardon r. Nichols has moved iram
The Winslpw bungalow on Washing
ton avenue to the Hitchcock house
IN imperial avenue recently purchus
ed by Mr.. Nichols father, Williani ".
Nichols Both families WIN reside n
h house
Bennington Grange held special
meeting last evening when large
class of candidates we're inifia.ed ia
the third and fourth degrees Caun,
ty Agent r, c, Shaw was present and
gave a brief talk on (hc geheral Work
OF the farm bureau Atier the talk
an oyster supper was served 10
those present
The funeral OF Mrs Frank Sulli
van was largely attended from the
ST. Francis de Sales church Monday
morning az nine o'clock Rev z D.
Cahill OBLIGATED and burial was IN
,he Old Bennington cemetery. The
bearers were Patrick Keams. join
/ Costello, Joseph Mulligan. Edward
Murphy Edward Mcclure, and Mich.
ael Kelley
! Among those discharged from the
/ hospital Wednes day were the FOLLOW
ing who underwent operations for
the removal OF their tonsils and AIDE
uoids. Ernest Mathors. Gardner
Jones, Fred Sausylle. Margaret Grill
I'm Joseph GunshannOn. Edward
Sausyllc, Joseph Delude, Theodore
Tetrault, Dorothy Sweet. Alice Fiw
gerald and Ella Fitzgerald. Others
who underwent operations and were
discharged very much improved were
Mrs Harriet Morgan and John
Seymour,