The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-02-08
LOCAL OVERFLOW

Mrs. Ida Knight Of Williamstown is
the guest OF Mrs. Anna Gallaway Of
Main street.
Strictly fresh eggs and fresh
creamery dairy butter much lower in
price at Estes market. Adv.
Mrs. Mckinley Chapman, Mrs. Mel
vim Nichols and Misses Anna Dwyer
and Isabelle Ruttenflisser are spend
ing the weekend in Albany
j Laurence Griswold who has been
in service for several months as a
member OF the aviation corps has re
ceived his Discharge and arrived in
town today.
The funeral Of George yanOrman,
aged Al. VIII be held from his late
home in SALISBURY Sunday afternoon
at o'clock. Burial will be at the
South Shaftsbmy cemetery.
Coming to the Harte Theatre Non
day, Louise Hun with John Bowers
in "rhe Sea Waif," and chapter No,
II OF the big western serial, Hands
Up, featuring Ruth Roland adv.
a party was given by a group of
young peope In n T. 0. p. hall
Friday evening in honor of the 18th
birthday anniversary OF Harold Gal
loway. A very Pheasant evenirJ
with dancing and refreshments, was
enjoyed.
There will be regular meeting OF
the Woman's Relief Corps Monday
evening. A large attendance is de
sired. All officers are especially re
quested to be present 40 that those
who have not been installed may be
at this meeting.
Mrs. James Garfield OF North street
has returned from visit with rela
tives In Waterbury She was taken
mysteriously III while away and is
now quite sick. Mr. Canfeld's sis
ter, Mrs. William Burt of Arlington
arrived today TO care for Mrs. Can
field
Because Of a change in schedule
Miss Maude Harris, who was TO have
sailed from New York on Wednesday
for overseas did not leave until tC
day. Miss Harris is one Of the
young women from Vermont whC
goes as a war community worker II
France.
Thomas Hammond, aged 80 years
died Friday at his home In Soutl
Salisbury after an illness of abou
! MI In
held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
Rev. G.. Il. Cady will ofllciate. Int
ment will be in the South Shaftsbur
cemetery.
Mrs. Frank Sullivan of Lincoln st
died this morning after brief Il
ness The funeral will be held Mo
day morning at o'clock from the 81
Srancis de Sales church. Rev. T. i
Carly will ofliciate. Interment wi
be in the Catholic cemetery at 0l
bennington,
! About As people attended the car
party which was given by the w
mans Relief Corps In g. A. r. ha
r Friday evening. 500 was Oh
I game and during the evening ligl
Z refreshments were served. tn
y prizes woro awarded Miss Jenni
Y Baudistel and George f. Phelps. Th
consolation prizes were won by Mr.
e David T! Murray and George Thom
y son.
Frederick T. Stewart, 70 years oil
I who served about year during u
y civil war with company b Of the 16I
D Vermont volunteers, died this MOI
. lug at the soldiers home. The l
y mains viii be taken TO Brattlebol
n for burial. The deceased leaves tv
II sons and two daughters and ht
= been an inmate OF the home sin,
November.
A masquerade party was given
the assembly hall OF the high scho
e Friday evening by the Girls Athlet
e association of the school. A splt
y lid program of games and dancir
A. was carried out, supplemented wi
D. refreshments aud punch An init
d. osting feature OF the evenings ent
n talnment was fortune telling by Mi
Delnia Jacobson.