The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-04-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Strictly fer susy Headers
Miss Bessie Morrissey spent Satur- |
in Troy. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rel spent |
Sunday in Cohoes.
Mrs. II. w. Estes spent the week
end in North Adams with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hayes spent the !
week end with relatives in Dorset.
Mrs. Jennie Levin and sons Morris (
and Samuel spent Sunday in Manches !
te:.
Miss Helen Carpenter was with
relatives in Schenectady for over
Sunday
NJ. Margolin left Sunday for New
York. He will stop en- route in
Poughkeepsie TO see his daughters.
Miss Edaline Condor returned Sat.
urday from Cheshire where she has
been spending the winter with an
uncle.
Miss Dorothy Cutler, who is employ
ed at the Bennington Sanitary Laun-
dry, is i'll at her home on Union
street.
Mrs Frank Wahlquist of Scott
street, who was taken i'll Saturday
with a bilious attack is much i'm
proved today.
Benjamin Wadron resumed work
this morning at the Bennington Ga
rage having recovered from few
days illness.
Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Burt have re-
turned from Amsterdam where they
visited Mr.. Burt's mother for few
days last week. .Fte
The bans OF marriage were called
Sunday at st. Francis de Sales
church for Miss Josephine Shea and
lshmael Waite.
Mrs. Charles Leonard and son have
returned to, Hoosick Falls after spend
ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Rel OF Adams street. %
The condition of Mrs. Charles II.
Rice OF Weeks street remains about
the same. Mrs. Rice was taken sud.
denly and seriously ill last week
Mrs. p. Barnes of Spring street and
Mrs. NJ. Mack of Union street are
spending few days with their sister,
Mrs. p. NJ. Kennon in Schenectady.
Bill Grant OF Imperial avenue
who has been housed with severe
cold for a number of days, is much
improved and returned to school to-
day. ariI ,,,rt r
Mrs. Hawley James returned on
Saturday to her home in HoosicK
Falls having been the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Allie w. White for sever
al days.
ThevMisses Anna; apl Eleanor Guilt.
imam returned tpday 10 their home in
n SOY effeetaay aNer spending fn~,fes
da@SwhM peirssister Mfss Mrf
N Don't fan to see MontagueN Love
and Virginia Hammond in The Hand
Invisible, and ebapierlyo m of2Yl4e
Master Mystery" at Harte Theatre to
GIlCdsis4e6biialotJf ti1GJGl 1Sbll j
the Daughters of Isabella went 10
Hoosick Falls Sunday to witness the
limitation of capdthgs INTO St,
Mars c0ut- "a w NrfT
= Mrs JAMES r. Bifdsan. who Actoinl
panied the remains of her father the
TlatesA, je,y Hubbeltrio, bennington foT
burial has returned to her home in
Haddondeld, ~ Y.
Miss Eleanor Murphy. who has
been spending few days at her
home in town. returned today to Jack
sonyille, VT, where she will resume
her duties as teacher.
Ralph McKechnie of Adams visited
Sunday with his uncle b. S. LOOMS
of Jefferson street. Mr. McKechniC
! was formerly employed as clerk in
Mr.. LOOMS grocery store.
, Miss Helen White of Depot street
teacher in Pleasant Valley, who has
been i'll of influenza for two weeks, is
one the gain and expects TO ,resnnfs
teaching on Wednesday, ,litN'-f
Miss Alice Cadron of North Adams
who came here to attend the knights
of Columbus Ball, has returned after
depending few days at the homo d
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Barnes of Spring