The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-13
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Mrs. Frank f. Howe, 2SS South street
Adv. Off |
Miss Georgette OF Rutland has been |
added to the nursing staff of the Put |
nam Memorial hospital.
John Donlin OF Dewey street has
gone TO North Bennington to live
with his daughter, Mrs. Harry Love.
Mrs. Honorie Delude of Lincoln
street has been called to Keene, n.
H., by the death of her brother, John
Tatro.
The banquet for all returned sail
ors and soldiers takes place at 7.30
in G. A. r. hall tomorrow evening fol-
lowed by ball in Black Cat hall.
Mrs. Josephine Chandler and little
grandson, Roy Clumb of Grove street
are visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Chandler in SALISBURY.
Domenico Tomasi, who has been i'll
of influenza has recovered and was
able to resume work this morning as
clerk in the Bennington Fruit COM
pany store.
Mrs. John G. Campbell, who for a
number of years was bookkeeper at
the Fillmore Farm, has succeeded
Parker V. Cole in the Office of H. W.
Myers and Son, Inc.
Every dime and every quarter drop
ped into the Salvation Army fund
will be a thankoffering for the victor
ious return of our boys and tender
memorial to those who remain at rest
over there"
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Squires of New
York arrived this afternoon at their
summer home in Old Bennington.
They have not come to town for the
summer but will return on Thursday
/, to New York.
Miss Agnes r. Whipple and Miss
Ruth Ferguson represented the Young
Woman's club at the quarterly meet
ing Of the Western Massachusetts
League which was held in Pittsfield
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. McRoy OF
New York, former members of the
summer colony at Old Bennington,
were in town Monday on their way to
Manchester where they now reside
during the season.
There is increasing interest in the
q banquet and ball to be given the re-
!. turned soldiers and sailors Wednes-
day evening and from current reports
: the affair Is bound to be success.
!, Each sailor and soldier guest is en-
= titled to bring a woman friend.
: Some points at which American
! ism is, threatened" ais the theme OF
I. Rev. William Il, Yard, D. D., OF Canaan
I dagua. n. Y, before the Brotherhood
! of the Methodist church tonight An
: men of the, community are invited.
! Refreshments and good fellowship.
. u Coz A has invited q, few to become
. their guests oat the J. N, e, A this
: evening at q social smoker, and az
n which refreshments viii be served.
e Il Is expected that Col, ,Hadley will
It be present and address the meeting on
r the aims and prospects Of the V, Y,
is NJ, for the coming year 'o nr,nn,
p The Methodist church has named
II It's committee to cooperate with the
it government in securing Jobs for re.
Y turning soldiers and sailors They
a may secure information Of John Leon.
Z ard, office on Pleasant street cr''W. J.
y Handles Office on South street and
/. any other assistance which these
" men can give.
" Arthur Elliot. who has been with
" the Three Faces East company dur
\. ing the theatrical season. has return
n ed to Bennington for the summer. The
N company which confined its itinerary
largely to the middle west states had
an excellent business. Three Faces
East" Is running well In New York
!, city at the present time.
, Jesse DIN, who lives at the home
: OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Chandler in
SALISBURY, was injured Monday after
, noon by falling from pile of lumber
while at work for the II. c. White
company. His back and one leg were
Il BADLY bruised but the young man sus-
!. tanned no serious injury He will
. probably be confined to the house for
a few days.
The social gathering Of Company
A, Vermont volunteer militia, will be
= held at the Y NJ. c. A. this evening
u as the company's quarters at Library
hall have been leased for other pur-
poses. All members of the company
are requested to be at the Y. NJ. C. A,
"a building at s O'Clock sharp. Uniforms
10 are not to be worn. There will be
Y eats and smokes.
Fourteen children and one man UNI
deTwent operations at the Putnam
hospital today for removal OF tonsils
and adenoids. They were Laurence
" Clayton, Ruth Freitag, Marie Saus-
p vile. Edward Cronin, Virginia Perrott,
i. James DeVito. Ida LaFlamme, Clara
LaFlamme, Jeanette Plourde, Leo
Plourde. Alfred Pinsonneault, Zaph.
ron LaFlamme. Doris Reaulo
Ellen Corcoran Of Bennington and
" Jennie Sears Of North Bennington.