The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-04-01
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Dr. H. r. Bristol is Ill OF influenza.
J. Il. Judson OF Arlington was in
town Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Luther II. Graves left
Monday for New York.
Regular meeting OF Bennington
Grange tomorrow evening
Misses Myrtle and Lillian Trlpp are
confined 10 then home by influenza.
Lieut.. John \. Mitchell OF Montpe.
Her is the guest OF his brother.In.law,
Lester II. Nichols returned Monday
evening frcm a business trip 10 New
York
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Biddle and
three sons at Haynes Corners are m
Of influenza
Mis- Ruth Daniels of Hosck Falls
Is the guest of Mrs. Morris Levin,
sr. of River street
Born, this morning, at the Putnam
Memorial hospital, son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Thomeyer.
The Daughters OF Isabella will hold
u regular meeting tomorrow night nt
the Knights OF Columbus rooms
Misses Bertha Van Ow OF School
street has gone to Williamstown
where she has employment as childs
nurse.
The Vermont Bankers Association
has been invited to hold its summer
meeting in Bennington on August 49,
bennington battle day
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. u. Summersgill and
two children OF Queens, L. r. are the
guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs
r. J. Tiffany. OF Gage street.
Mildred, Ida and William Robinson.
children of Mr. and Mrs. William c..
Robinson. who live near Haynes Cor.
ners, are sick with influenza
Rev. and Mrs. w G. Towart and
two sons have returned from Detroit,
Mrs. Towart and sen. William, who
have been seriously i'll are GONZALES.
| ,ing.
Thomas b. Wilcox has sold his
farm OF 100 acres in SALISBURY to
BENJAMIN and Nina Lewis and Veto
Piatano. The sale was made through
the II. b Hutchins agency
Morris Karp. a former bennington
meat dealer who has seen servcie
| overseas, has returned TO Benning-
on. He arrived from France two
weeks ago and was sent to Camp
Oovens
Miss Ruth Fay Hall has returned
10 Webster. Mass. having passed the
Easter vacation with her grsndmoth
IT, Mrs s. b. Hall. IN Old Bennington
Hiss Hall IS a teacher in the schools
In Webster
Earl w Williams Lieut.. Mitchell
'eturned few weeks ago from over
cas where he was In Service for
months rs member OF the Royal
Jlying Corps While overseas ho was
decorated as an Ace.
| Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wood who are
! II OF influenza at the homo OF Mrs
Woods parents. AIr, aud Mrs. Oar
! Thompking, are conYa.escinG, lTh,
! condition OF Miss Hope Toinpbins re
nGips abou, the same ~
Tlr funeral or Mrs. Arlhrr Rags
xas held this afternoon from hcl
ate home IN Benldngtou fplls AZ I.
)'cloeK Rev G. r. Cady OF Soutl
SALISBURY cGleiateds, lnterinent wa.
Il thu iIihsdc,fsAie csplctery.S
Robinson Han wh6 has been wiil
his mother, Mrs. S B~.lIall. IN Ole
| JcuainGtou, for several weeks In
otrnned to his work In Albany. III
laB been detained in Old Bennington
IS the result OF broken ankle
There was no meeting of Catamoup
,ommandery last night but the rcgu
ar meeting will be held in the room
Il the United Order OF the Colder
ross this evening al o'clock. Can
iidates TO be initiated are requested
meet at the hall half hour later
$3.50
John H. Larin returned last wee
rom service overseas and has beel
With his mother. Mrs Margaret Laril
Park street, for a few days II
VII leave Wednesday morning for
lcbarkaton hospital IN New YOrl
'rlv2te larin is undergoing trcatInon
IS a result Of bullet wound near tn
| uCIar which shattered his i0W