The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-21
BENNING ION BRIEFS
News Of the Towr and village Tolt
Briefly for Rasy Resdsrr

Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Hayes left
this afternoon for East Dorset to
pass the weekend.
A very enjoyable surprise party
was given Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Far
rington Thursday evening.
Coming to the Harte Theatre Mon
day, Shirley Mason and Matt Moore
in THE Unwritten Code.-Adv
Mrs. Caroline Wilson of Grove
street has returned from an extended
visit with her daughter in Spring
field.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Robinson Of
East Orange, N. j., arrived Friday at
their home in Old Bennington for the
summer.
Special-voile organdie and dimity
dress patterns, and yard lengths,
suitable for summer frocks at No
veck's.-Adv.
Fancy berries at Estes market.
Adv.
Irving c. Cobb returned Friday
from a few days business trip to Buff
falo for the II. c. White company of
North Bennington.
The Bennington City band has gone
to Williamstown to provide music for
the exercises in connection With
commencement week
Douglas Macintosh is in Ithaca, n.
Y, attending reunion Of his class at
Cornell University. Mr.. Macintosh
is stopping with his brother.
The laying of the concrete founda-
ton was begun this week for the
house which is being erected by f..
w. Williams on Weeks street.
Mrs. William H. Wills has gone to
Middlebury to attend the commence
ment exercises at Middlebury college
OF which she is an alumnae.
Fresh boiled lobster at Estes
market. Adv.
A rummage salesfor the benefit of
st. Peters church will be held on
Mrs. Chisholm's grounds. Main street,
early in July. Watch for the exact
date ADV.
Is love made to order? See George
Walsh in Luck and Pluck" chapter
No. s OF "The Tigers Trail and a
Mutt and JEFF comedy at Harte
Theatre today.-Adv.
Miss Edna Walbridge, who is a
member OF the teaching staff at the
Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, has arrived
, at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Ed. Walbridge.
Harry Patterson and Theodore
Carpenter, jr, have been taking ex
aminations this week at Williams fol
entrance to Massachusetts Institute
: OF Technology at Boston.
Arrived this a. m. at the Drysdals
store an unusually attractive lot OF
Opera summer time waists for wo
! men, Also a stunning lot OF bathing
suits and water millinery. ADV.
Mrs. Anna S. Carpenter has moved
from the William c. Bull house or
. Pleasant street to the house at tht
corner OF Main and Valentine streets
, and owned by Miss Helena Norton.
Dexter 0. Jones, student at U. V
, ". stopped m town few days thii
, week with Richard MCGUIRE en- route
to his home in Wilmington, He wa'
among the university students wh'
] attended the baseball game in VIII
: Jamestown Thursday.
County court took recess Frida.
g until Tuesday afternoon when thu
court will come here from Manches
ter for the purpose OF hearing thu
: Healy viii case. The suit is an ar
: peal from the probate court on tn
will of Kate Healy.
The work Of patching the holes II
Main street began this morning. TIL
holes will be filled with crusheI
stone treated with asphaltum and tn
n new surface will then be rolled wit
!. the steam roller. Edward Seneca
, has charge OF the work.
a Calvin Endress Is exhibiting In tn
show window of the cigar store o
Main street two good.sized summe
. squash raised in his home garde
u on Grandview street The squash ar
II perfect in form and color and are eS
$ ceptionally good specimens.
I Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Douglas wer
II pleasantly surprised Friday eyenin
when a number OF their friends Gale
IS at their home on Beech street Du
ing the evening they we're presente
with a chest OF silver. Dainty refres
ments were served and all reported
very good time.
3 Clarence e. Manney, who has bee
r. spending 30 day furlough with HI
g mother. Mrs. Mary Nancy of 124 A,
II ans street, left a week ago for Cam
v Devens where he has enlisted for
= years more and after July he wi
!, sail for France with the America
Army OF occupation.
:, Those members of the Young w
= mems Club, who do not take part
y the croquet contests at Mrs JAG
5 sons on Tuesday evenings are mis-
T. ing some royal good times. The Ion
% evenings make il possible to play o
II several games. Good grounds and
4. gay company will he found each Tue
n day evening, at 500 Gage street
10 A party OF young people compose
n OF Misses Sue Huntington, Harri
II Wishart Helen Hodges. Elizabel
n. Goodall, Roger Burt. Robert Har
N Max Webster, Mason Kinney al
I. Webb Welling and Fred Phillips
y" North Bennington liked to Lake Va
cock Thursday for a days outin
The party was chaperoned by Mrs.
b. Huntington.
NJ The hike and picnic planned f
IL the Young Women's Club on Sunda