The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-10
sENNINGrofl BRIEFS



John Ryan OF ADAMS street was in
Troy for over the weekend.
Warren HARBOUR and John Weber
We're in Troy Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. E. W. Bradford is spending
week visiting in Holyoke and Boston.
Company A dance tomorrow even
] ing from 3 to ~. Hurley's Orchestra.
Admission 35c.-Adv.
A guard rail is being placed along
the dangerous sides of the highway
leading to Woodford city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mahon and
Mrs. Edward Daniels and son Edward
Jr., motored to Troy Sunday.
Mrs. Addie Sausville OF River street
daughter, Mrs. Edward Perry.
Mrs. L. B. Cole of North street en-
tertained few friends at dinner
Monday evening at her home.
J. Burton Powers returned Sunday
to the U. s. training ship Adam, hav-
ing passed the weekend with Mrs.
Powers.
Roy Chase has given up his job at
the Campbell garage and has accept
ed work at the Putnam Memorial
hospital.
| Mrs. Dwight Atwood OF North
/ street, who has been seriously i'll for
several weeks Is much improved in
her condition.
Francis E. Morrissey went today to
Portland, Maine on business connect
ed with his work as deputy collector
of government taxes.
The officers Of the o. E. s. will
meet Wednesday evening, June II for
rehearsal. 1t is important that
every officer be present.
Mrs. Martha Elwell and grandson
Morris OF County street spent the
weekend with her son. Raymond
ElwelL Of East Arlington.
Miss Marie Henley has returned to
her home in Schenectady after being
the guest for week Of Miss Lillian
Guiltinan of North street.
Theodore Thomas, Jr., returned ID
day from Pennington, N. j., where he
has just completed his second years
| work at the Pennington school.
Roger Burt OF Union street, who
was one OF the graduates OF the high
school this year will be employed in
Burt Bros. store during the summer
Miss Catherine Harper has return
ed to Old Bennington where she viii
spend the summer with her parents
after completing her years work a
school.
| Miss Marie Youngs of Count,
street. who was recently operated OF
at the Putnam Memorial Hospital Il
much improved and has returned q
hei home. M
| Miss Irene Fales has returned t
liner duties in the telephone Office al
| ter spending a three weeks vacation
| with her parents at their home il
| Manchester, t sis., es5ais
H. LIST Lieut.. w. II. Niles, who hal
been visiting here for a few day
with his brother. Ralph #. Niles 0
i OIL Ctlg idN itlbiHOu w Ills uOAii'
in Marshal, Michigan. a'aAk vi
| Mrs. NJ. Margo.fn. son Abe Margblil
and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Margolin lef
Sunday for Pongkeepsie where the,
| VIII visit for few days previous &
| going,to New York. I'd "a haB0r
Croquet will be the feature of tn
| evening at Mrs, Mary Jackson's, Tues
day weather permitting) for tn
members of the Young Women's clul
All who wish good time and goo
game should be present.
II Joseph WEIGH, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael j. Welch OF South stree
y will complete five years medica
course at the University CT Vernon
. this month and will be an inferno /
the Troy City hospital during tn
: next year.
| Mrs. Lyman Wheelock of Adams
| the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Loomis G
| Jefferson street. She was accompan
! ed to Bennington Saturday by he
| niece, Mrs. Ida McKechnie and daugl
| ter Christiana who came to tow
| primarily in honor Of Mrs Loomi
| birthday anniversary.
| Floyd Knapp OF Bennington, VIII
| was recently discharged from III
\ military service has re-enlisted an
| expects to be sent to Germany IL
| duty in the Army OF Occupation. M
| Knapp was with one Of the fightin
/ divisions during the war and wa
! severely gassed in the Argonne fgh
4 Ing.
| A bicycle trip one to all boys
| Bennington, IL years Of age or old'
| will start from the Y. Nj, G. A. co
| ner Saturday. June 14th, at 1880 a. l
| Each boy carrying a picnic lunc
| This is a mystery trip and the be
| who guesses the destination or come
| the nearest TO il will receive prli
| when the crowd sits down for lunt
| at noon. After arriving the boys W
| play baseball and other games al
! follow up with cool swim whit
| win be properly supervised. The oil
/ ing will be in charge of Physical l
= rector Holloway Of the Y NJ. {.
assisted by Willard Sumner and +
ward Ransom. A bathing suit
frttnlra mill k. rnooooo~xr for tho oxvil