The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-12
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Quincy Han of Arlington is in town
today.
Mrs. Z. 3. Patterson and Miss
Elsie Gavin are at Camp "ltsuitus
for a few days.
George Jepsop has been appointed
administrator of the estate OF Mar
garet Jepson.
Mr.. and Mrs F. W. Fuller, White
Creek we're guests Wednesday OF Mr..
and Mrs. c. S. Estes.
Mrs. John Ryan, Misses Ruth
Burke, Polly and Amy Harbour are
in Troy and Albany today.
Coming TO the Harte Theatre to-
morrow Douglas Fairbanks in Head
in South and , SSthc News. Adv
A. o. Peterson has been called
here from New Britain, Conn, by the
sudden death of his brother, Emile
Peterson.
There will be a regular meeting of
the Woman Relief Corps Friday eve.
ming at o'clock. A large attendance
is desired.
Miss Frances Gill of Burlington is
stopping for few days with her
uncle, Rufus Place, an inmate at the
Soldiers home.
Rev. John P. MAXWELL of Austin
burg, Ohio, will conduct the services
at the First Congregational church,
Old Bennington on Sunday, June 10.
Can you really love a man who has
wronged you? See THE Heart of
Wetona,' and one of the famous Fox
Sunshine Comedies at Harte Theatre
Normal Talmadge in THE Heart of
Wetona," Belasco's greatest stage sue
cess. An American drama that you
will never forget at Harte Theatre to-
day. Adv fa.
+. d. yelling and George b. Well
ing have received the appointment as
administrators Of the estate OF Will
liam X. Skinner, late of North Ben
nington. III
Mrs. f. II. Cheever. who was o4Aod
here recently by the death Of her
father, the late DR.. II. c. Day. has
gone to Springfield, Mass, for stay
of several days.
Joseph d. Sausville and 0lof A.
Peterson OF New Britain, Conn, have
been appointed commissioners and
appraisers of the estate Of the late
Emile Peterson.
Ala. Wor con4x,oo-d cfudant nj
Yale, arrived Wednesday evening
from New Haven and will pass the
summer at the Van Santvoord home
in Old Bennington.
Mrs. Charles Beech of Burlington
visited briefly the first of the week
with Supt, and Mrs. G. p Martin Of
the Soldiers home. Mrs. Beech was
en- route to;Buffalo.
T. Il. Bottum and Earl Darling have
opened their summer resort at Hedg
es Lake aud Mr.. and Mrs. Darling are
moving this week 10 their cottage
which has just been completed,
Silent Nike champion weller
weight fighter of New England has
returned from Philadelphia where hi
has spent several months training al
Jack O'Brien's club on Chestnut ant
18th streets,
Mrs. Grace j. Cheeyers OF Spring
field, daughter Of the late Or. II. G
Day, has been appointed administra
trix, with the will annexed, of the es
tate of Jane 2. Day. in place OF DR.
! Day, deceased. who was the execu
| to-. ,e
Miss Jennie A. Valentine and niece
Miss Jeanette Perkins left Wednes
day afternoon with Mrs. J. G. McCul
| Tough Of North Bennington on {
motor trip through the northern par
CT the state and the White Noun
tains.
George L. Donnelly has received 1
cablegram from his brother Edward
DCnnelly who at the time was in Lon
don. The message informed Prof
Donnelly that his brother. who 70
nearly three years has been playinl
in Eve of the largest cities in Soutl
Africa. as a member of the Soutl
Africa Stock company, was on hi
way to the states and that he wa
stopping for a few weeks in Londol
en- route.
, John T. English, one of the victim
of the railroad accident near Bethe
last week, is visiting at the home Q
Lafayette Cummings. He was on hi
way from White River Junction I
Essex Junction at the time OF tn
5 accident. He was considerable
J bruised when the coach In which b
was riding rolled down an emhanl
/ ment. After his bruises had receive
, surgical attention he Went on to hi
destination and later went to Rn
( land