The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Mrs. Mary Cummins Of South street 4
is confined to the bed by illness.
Regular meeting OF Mt. Anthony |
Lodge F. and A. NJ. tomorrow evening
at 7.sO.
H. B. Childs of Manchester has en-
ployment as clerk in the local express
Office.
Miss Kate ]. Hubber of Old Ben
nington is visiting for a few days in
Cohoes.
Walter H. Berry and Arthur Rus
sell were in Wells, n. Y, for the day
Sunday.
Miss Mary Scarey Of North Adams
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Scarey of Spring street Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Cantor of Syracuse
are being entertained by Mr. and Mrs.
Barney Cantor of Pleasant street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hufnagle and
little daughter were the Sunday
guests of relatives in Hoosick Falls.
Miss Viola Dragon was able to be
out of doors for the first time Sunday
after recent operation for appended
tbs.
Carl Chase returned Sunday to Bur
lington where he attends the U. " NJ,
having passed the week end at his
home here.
Mrs. Thomas McGrail and little
daughter of Albany are spending a
few days at Mrs. McGrail's former
home on Dewey street.
Miss Carrie Buckley of Schenectady
was the over Sunday guest of her
cousins, the Misses Margaret and
Jane Green Of Maple street
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dewmaw and
daughter were in Springfield Sunday
to attend the funeral of Mr.. Dew
maw's sister, the late Mrs Archie
Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Elmer Mckee, son
Jimmie" and nurse maid, have re-
turned from a Two weeks stay at Mr..
McKee's former homo IN Fort Wash
ington, l.. l.
James Williams is delivering his
Banners on a new Harley-Davidson
bicycle which he recently purchased
from the local Harley-Davidson deal.
ers, Patterson & Lee. Adv.
Mrs. Nathan Levin and daughter
Miss Minnie Levin, returned Saturday
from Burlington where they have
been spending few days with Miss
Frances Levin, a student at the Uni
versity of Vermont.
Lost-On Silver street or on Main
street, between SILVER and South
Fstreets, between s and 7io'clock Sat
lurday evening a SUM of moneys fold
ed bills. Liberal re ward WIN he paid
for returning same. 10 Hennihgtor
3.Gigar Store. adv. - sfSTtA
~ The woman's MISSIONARY sotiety
Oh the Second Congfbgatinnai Church
will meet at the home Rt Mrs.. names
ID Burke on Grand Wen street OF
Z Tuesday, May goth d - ip, mi The
subject Tor the afternoon ~ 5sAmonl
{ iNaBfo Laborerse in chazge 81 Mrs
3'hNnier Gas kelh iss - ~ ts-k'1fnii
White Daniel n. Sargent and laugh
\ ter Virginia wsrs inotoSifg :. owe
! Upipn street SUNDAY the la60rysof tn,
: automobile few open and \ the2littl'
girl fell from the can feneising b Gu
on her forehead IsortuhaielSi tn,
2 ear was going at a slux spsed and tn
injury was slight. ~ kelgge3
= The funeral OF the lase MIA .Jesepl
: stoekwell, was held from the hsIhe OIL
Z the lpownal road Sunday 4ftsnoor
/; Rev. ]. A.. Perry. pastor Of the AethC
dist church, and Rev. " Mitchell 0
North Adams officiating. The bear
ers were Rodney Stockwell an
George Greenslet of Bennington
Frank Stockwell Of Portland. Me
Richard Sanborn OF Enfield N. H., an
Ernest Baker and Andrew McAdoo @
North Adams The many beautiful
floral tributes covered the graves i
Park Lawn cemetery of the mothe
and son who died In the service earl
in the world war. Those from out {
= town attending we're Mr.. and Mr.,
Fred Kicker of North Adams, Mr.. an
Mrs. l. T. Sanborn of Enfield. n. II
z Mrs. Lucy Cary of Dalton Mass, an
h George B. Greenslet Of Glens Fall
Z, 4, NY.
County Farm Agent F. Cliffor