The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-07
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Ns~s OF the Town and Village Toe
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Miss Helen Hodges is visiting her
cousin. Miss Elizabeth Goodall Of
Main street.
William Cone has returned home
after spending the week in Rutland
and Montreal.
Miss Helen NJ. Carpenter has re-
turned home after visiting for a week
in Schenectady
Frank f. Howe returned today
from Stowe where he attended the
annual opening of the Mt. Mansfield
Trout Club.
Mrs. James Culliton returned Fri
day to her home in Hoosick Falls
having passed a few days with rela-
tives in town.
The Playground baseball team went
today to Hoosick Falls where 1t will
have a game with the high school
team of that place.
There will be baseball game at
$3.50 this afternoon at Morgan Park
between the independents of VIII
Jamestown and the local Black Cat
team.
Tomato plants for sale. Best var
ieties, early. medium and late. Grown
without artificial heat and hardened
for outdoor setting. f. Il. Howe. 23S
South street. 1913
Miss Jane Green returned this
week from the Putnam Memorial hos
pital to her home on Spring street.
She is satisfactorily recovering from
recent operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. Thomas Davenport and Past
Grand Matron Mrs. l.. B. Cole have
returned from Burlington where they
have been attending the meeting OF
the grand chapter of the Eastern
Star.
! Rev. Alexander j. Graham who will
lecture on Christian Science in High
School Hall next Monday evening at
eight O'Clock, lectured recently in De-
troit, Michigan to an audience of 5000
people.
The lecture on Christian Science
to be given in High School Hall next
| Monday evening at eight o'clock Is
a free lecture provided by the local
Society to which all are cordially in
! yited
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardiner u. Minor
and two daughters have returned to
! their home in East Windsor, Mass.
after visiting here as the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Clark OF
Grove street.
A letter was received this morning
from Ernest Thebarge. formerly of
Dewey street. He is now on duty
with the army Of occupation with
the 23rd infantry, regular army, sta
toned in vallendar, Germany.
William ]. Juckett, formerly an in
| suraflce agent located In Bennington,
1 has returned here otter lbeing dlsg
charged from the military service
Mr. Jucket was IN the End division
/ OF the regular army and served IN the
army of occupation - 's71 ~
Mrs. james H., Hunter left This
morning TO visit her husband who
| is i'll in n military hospital In Virginia.
I Mr. Hunter was recently sent back
to this country Vdso& casual and has
been unable to obtain his discharge
on account ofilrRdalthphM si7icef
John Beagle of sSaits6ary<h died
Friday evening at hits home after a.
1 long illness. Mr.. uBeaeIe has lived
a lumber OF years I'M SALISBURY and
( has many friends en- bennington A.
Z more extended account of his life
viii be pfinted IN a hter Issue .als
I An enjoyable and well attended
dance was held at The high school
thali Friday evening, The entertain
metn was a farewell given TO the
class which recently graduated.
Earlier in the evening, the 1919 class
held a banquet at the Walloomsac
Inn at Old Bennington.
Miss Ester Wills, who has been
teaching mathematics in the Ben
nington high school for the past
year. left this morning for her home
in Lewiston. Me. She was accom-
panied by her parents who have been
visiting here for the past week. Miss
Wills will not teach here next year
as she has accepted a position In an
| other school,
There are on sale at the Banner
Office some beautiful flags that can be
had for extremely low prices consid.
ering their quality. The fabric is
heavy. the color is good. The flags
will not only answer every decoration
purpose but they are large enough to
be displayed from residences and
places OF business. One size sells for
90 cents A much larger flag can be
had for $l.99-Adv.
"Children's Day" services tomor-
row morning at the Second Conere-
gational church. beginning at 1880.
The families of the church and gen.
eral public are most cordially invited.
The church school win meet in the
chapel at 10, All the departments
and classes with heir teachers arc
earnestly requested to DO on hand
promptly. Remember the special
envelope offering. The school will
have It's regular services at the close
OF the service. The Christian En-
deavor meeting, with Mira. II. A.
Wilkinson as leader a 6:S0 p. m.
NORTH BENNINGTON