The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-04-02
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Henry Robson is detained to his
home on Mill street by illness.
The Cobblestone and Harwood Hill
school are closed because of innuen.
zu.
Charles Harte. little son OF Mrs.
Bridge Harte of Jefferson street. is
sick.
Mrs. A. J. Cooper and daughter,
Mrs. John n. Leonard were in Troy
Tuesday
]. A. Evans, who spent last week
with his sister in New York, has re-
turned home
There were 80 pupils absent from
the graded school Tuesday as the re-
suit OF illness.
Mrs. II. Wells Person has returned
from a weeks stay at her former
home in Poultney
Mial Robson and family have NOV.
cd to town from North Adams and
are living on Depot street.
Miss Helen Rudd who has been
away for some time In the interest
of her health has returned TO Ben
nington much improved.
Mrs. Henry c. Shields and daught-
er, Miss Hart Shields, have returned
to their home in Troy from stay Of
several weeks at Atlantic City
Frank Somerville is confined to his
home on Putnam street with the
flu During his illness his cigar store
on North Street is in charge Of Alfred
Wade
The condition OF the seven months
old son of Mrs. Russell remains about
the same The baby is being cared
for at the home Of Mr. and Mrs VII.
liam T.. Scott
| A number OF young people enjoyed
sleigh ride Tuesday evening to the
home OF the Misses Squires in the
western part of the town, A dancing
party followed with light refresh.
ments.
Harry Flynn who has been stat.
toned at Fort Lyons in Colorado since
his return from overseas, has been
houorably discharged from military
service and returned to the home Ot
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Flynn
Of School street
Mira Gladys Evans Knights is sub
shutting as teacher of the sixth
grade in the graded school In the alb
scnce OF Mrs. Mortimer Townsend
who is III. Mrs. Townsend has been
confined TO the house for a few days
but expects to be able TO resume
school duties tomorrow
Leroy sIacomber, formerly employ
ed at the Cole clothing store, and
who has been i'll the navy FOR some
months, has been granted his dis
charge. He Is making short visit
in the village but will leave 20
morrow for Waltham, Mass, the
home OF his parents
Mrs. C, II. Robson Of Depot street
has received word that her son
George Robson who Is employed In
bhi3dcipflh 10 ebuilned 10 nospF
tai KS aresult of an injury, While
at vosb he was struck Gil the head
by tour foot timber which dropped
% feet The extent Of the injury Is
nor hnowr.
The annual meeting CT Mount Ant
thony lodge J. and \. NJ, was held
at the Masonic temple last evening
The reports Of the officers were read
in order and the following officers
we're elected, Karl o Estes W. N
Friedrich D. Mabrcw, S w. William
| G. Towart j W A. b. Chase, sec
rotary; j. o. Burt treasurer
The lO0th anniversary of Odd Eel
lowshp will be celebrated through
out The country on April &c Extcn
siye plans are being arranged by Dis
tict . which includes the !. o o. +
lodges in Manchester, SALISBURY ant
Bennington a gathering. with ;
parade, OF the lodges of the distric
will be held in Bennington on the AT
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