The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-09-20
BENNING ron BRIEFS
News of the Towy a7d yiilaas II.
Briefly fos tlgst Re.derr

New sage cheese at Estes market.
ADV.
Wanted Women by II, T. Cushman
Mfg. company Adv. Att
Miss Pauline Margolin is visiting
relatives in Poughkeepsie
Miss Emily Hathaway of Pleasant
street has gone to Middlebury to re-
enter Middlebury college.
Frank Sherman has recovered from
an illness of few days and resumed
work this morning as driver of the
Davenport delivery truck.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Longtin have
returned to their home on Congress
street after a visit of three weeks
with relatives in Canada.
r. Stacy Blue OF Rutland is a CUES.
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs John
Gibney of Union street. Mr.. Blue is
a brother Of Mrs. Gibney.
Miss Vennie e. Shaw and brother
Harold J. Shaw of Worcester Mass.
arrived today for a visit with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Shaw of
School street,
Louise Perry, little daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank A. Perry, who has
been ill of scarlet fever, is making
rapid recovery and is now able to be
about her room.
Mrs Katharine Grant Of Imperial
avenue who has been confined to the
house by illness the past week is inn
proving and will probably be able 10
Iresume work on Monday
Clark Hamilton has received word
that his son. James f. Hamilton who
has been serving with the Army of
Occupation in Germany, arrived
1 Thursday at Camp Merritt
The recruiting party, consisting Of
Lieut.. H. l.. Earnest and six men,
which has been camping on the Major
Brown place on North street, the past
week, left Friday for Brattleboro.
Carl Edwin Person, who graduated
from the Bennington high school in
the class of 1919, left Friday morning
for Valparaiso. Ind, where he will
attend Valparaiso University He will
take up law His parents accompani-
ed him as far as Albny.
Supt and Mrs c. p. Martin OF the
Soldiers home have returned from
Springfield where they have been
spending a few days at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs Charles Fitch and also
attending the Eastern States E&posi-
ton, have returned home.
Mrs. Earl Darling and sister Mise
Hazel Hufnagel were in Troy Thur
day to see their sister, Mrs G. p.
Lamb of East Orange, n, j., who vas
operated on that day a 1.-THE Troy hos
pital.. Recent reports indicate .,3hat
Mrs. Lambs condition is favorable.
The reception given last evening in
the assembly hall of the high school
by the three upper classes of the
school toCthe Freshman class was
great successH socially The high
school orchesFa furnished music and
the students en!2Yed a delightful eve
ming,
Miss Marion Rowe of Bostoh, a re-
presentative of the Now England di-
vision of Civil Reieaf of the American
Red Cross, stopped briefly in town
Friday and conferred with Chairman
w. r. .Bissel of the Home Service de-
|partment of The Bennington Branch OF
the American Red Cross
have got your stoves, Also the
best handmade stove Pine ever made
in Bennington. Come and see
Charles Potter, opposite Baptist
4 Church on Main street Adv 4t2e
The members of the junior high
school met Friday afternoon and or
ganized a Junior High School Athletic
association The following officers
were elected: President. Fred Corbett;
/ secretary, Francis Stein; treasurer,
Leo Fay; manager Wilbur Carroll
Facing the Task Of the Church"
will be the theme OF the morning SER
mon at the First Baptist church The
hour of service is II a m. THE Wis
! ion of God" will be the subject at 7.30.
| Both sermons viii be preached by DR.,
Behan of Philadelphia Dr. Behan is
ono Ct the State Convention speakers
and is on his way to the convention
/ which is to be held at Rutland next
week The other services of the
/ church are as follows; Church school
at 9,45 A. m, Mems class after morn
I ing service. Young Peoples society
at $50. Miss Thelma Joliyette the
president leads.