The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-09-24
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Briefly for BUSY Readers
Miss Margaret Laurence spent the
week end in South Salisbury.
DR.. w (MontmarqueU Brunet,
chiropodist, will be at Miss Hluttons
Thursday. ADV.
The Young Woman S club will hold
a dance in their rooms Thursday eve
ming from 8 to u. Admission Soc.
Adv
Mrs. George Campbell OF Park
street has recovered from an illness
OF a few days and is able to be about
again
Louis Shapiro of Manchester Depot
( is visiting briefly with friends in
town EN- route to New York where he
has employment
On accounts of holidays the Satter
Grocery and Tea company store will
be closed Thursday and Friday, open
Friday evening Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dunn of South
SALISBURY and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Dunn of Union street motored to
( Wilmington Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry S. Hawks Of
4 New York are staying for a few days
with Mrs Hawks sister, Mrs. Her
bert c. Armstrong of Main street
Mrs. John Toomey and daughter,
+ Mrs. William SCHNEIDER, returned
Tuesday from a visit Of two weeks
with Mrs. Toomey's sisters in New
York,
/ Our store will be closed Wednesday
Evening. the oath of September. until
Friday at 6PM., September % on
account Of holiday b. Cantor eco.
/ 100 North street. ADV.
/ Miss Sarah Thurman, who has been
passing the summer at the Walloom-
sac Inn, returned last week to her
home in Troy. 1t has been Miss
Humans custom for several years
to spend the summer in Old Bennng
ton.
Miss Irene SchoReld formerly
bookkeeper in the office of the Harte
Theatre. entered a Troy hospital to-
! day for treatment Miss Schofield
( with her mother have been stopping
with relatives in Cohoes for several
weeks.
Miss Emma Well and Miss Amy
Kiinck, who have been spending two
weeks at the home of Miss Welzs
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Welz of
School street, returned Tuesday to
New York. Miss Well is in training
in a hospital in Paterson n. J.
Bible class study Thursday in the
First Baptist church. Read the Epistle
to the Hebrews and come prepared to
enter into the discussion Part Of the
hour will be taken up with Mountain
/ Experience of the Bible Man in West
ern Massachusetts. a silver offer
ing viii be taken for the Vermont
Bible Society.
Moses Robert Smith left Tuesday
for Saratoga to Join his sister, Mrs
James Il. Tillmghast, who has been
spending the summer there. They
win return the latter part OF the
week TO Mrs Tulinghast's home in
EnglewOod N. J. Mr. Smith is a
former resident of Old Bennington
and has been passing few days
here with friends n,t
Col Andrew J. Nutting, who wears
ago was proprietor OF the Mount An
th0ny House in Bennington which
was located where the Putnam house.
Is today. celebrated his 85th birthday
anniversary Monday at his home in
Belle Haven. Conn. Col Nutting is
one of the best known merchants in
Brooklyn and was given a dinner in
the evening in honor of the event,
Despite of his years, he travels from
Belle Haven every day to Brooklyn
and is the active head of the big
clothing establishment at Fulton and
Smith streets. The Colonel was born
at Chateaugay, n. Y, and first work
ed as a printers devil in the office
of the Schenectady Sentinel He was
eighteen years old when he went to
New York Col Nutting two weeks
ago called on old acquaintance in
town.