The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-11-13
BENNING ION BRIEFS
News Of the Towr ard Village 70
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Briefly for Easy READER
Miss l.. NJ Barney is in Troy today.
Max Webster is confined to tho
house BY illness.
Earle S. Kinsley OF Rutland was in
town Wednesday ON business.
There win be dance in the Y. w. c.
rooms tonight Admission 35c. Adv.
Mr.. Joel Wyman OF Delmar, N. Y
is visiting her daughters Mrs. n. H.
Thompson and Mrs. Holden.
Benefit dance given by Local 1876
II. n. w. 4. in Hawks hall Friday
evening, November 14th Prize waltz.
Adf.
Mrs. ORC wood o New Haven,
Conn, is spending two weeks with
Miss Jeanette Perkins, former
schoolmatc.
'1rs. Merits Hewitt and infant son
.lav- lal5 tho l'utaa Memorial lies-
pital arl are Mt their nome in South
SALISBURY
Plan not to do any baking Satur-
day. Come to the Red Teams food
sale Saturday afternoon in the Bap-
tbs church, ADJ.
Mrs. Clarence l.. Holden left today
4 for, Poushkeepsie to meet her mother
who is expected to come to Bennin8-
ton for visit.
Mrs. Clara Pelleter. who has been
undergoing treatment at the hospital
Ihas returned to the home OF her Tlr-
ents on County street.
| Wi'fred DuClaus, who is employed
! at the Putnam House was taken to
the Putnam Memorial hospital Tues.
day suffering from tonsili;is.
Miss Bertha BENTLEY from Albany
~ Y. is home for a few days caring
for her mother Mrs. ~ b. Thompson
who has Just returned from the hos
pita'.
Rev. j A.. Perry has been appoint
cd director for teacher training for
Sunday schools in the Burlington dis.
trict and is in Rutland today to meet
the sub-district directors.
The Young Peoples meeting at the
Methodist church tonight at 7,30, The
class leaders. Frank Center and Willis
Stickles. will be in charge. Duet by
Edna Loomis and Nellie Ray.
Miss Lillian Harbour pleasinely en-
tertained at cards TUESDAY evening in
celebration of Armistice Day. Prizes
we're won by Mrs. Gilbert Robinson
and Thomas Ryan Refreshments
were served.
Mrs. John Purcell left today for her
new home in Troy Most of the
household goods were moved Wednes
day, Mrs Purcell has been n resi-.
dent OF Bennington for many years
and she takes with her the best
wishes of host OF friends
Mr.. and Mrs Edward NJ. Clark have
received 4 letter from their son. Ser
eeant Hugh e. Clark. informing them
that he had applied in Paris for dis
charge from The army with the inton
lion Of joining the American commit.
ice for relief to be sent to CONSTANT
nople. Segt Clark is wellknown
bennington boy who has been with
the American lExpeditionary Forces
in France the past Is months.
Friendly Enemies" at the opera
house tonight has been a sensational
success on two continents. It's fame
has spread so far and wide that il
needs scarcely a word of comment. 1t
has already been seen by millions OF
playgoers and will probably be seen
by as many more before its extraord 4
nary career is brought to a close IT.
is the only play on record which re.
ceived a public endorsement from n
President of the United States. A
splendid company viii interpret the Z
piece in Bennington
List of letters remaining uncalled
for at the post office for the week
ending November s, 1919: Mr. n. S. \
Bigelow, Mr. f. NJ Bowen, NJ Giovan-
nj Anatriello, Mr. Chas FeIos, Mr.
Robert Gordon. George Hover. MIR.
High Hurton, j. l.. Parker, Mr. Ed
ward Sehedlemasse Miss Agnes Bak-
err, Mrs George Faulkner (2D, Miss
Amy ~ Gibbs Mrs Eta Hoibrook,
Mae Lacasse, Miss Mabel Lewis, Miss
Mary Mcclure, 4 Howard Place, Care
of Mrs Bully; Mrs WI hemfna Mou-
tonequet. Miss Hazel Reynolds Mrs.
Alice Rouse. Mrs. Eliza G, L. Wright.
These letters viii be sent to the Dead
Letter Office Nov. II, if not delivered
before In calling for above, please