The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-13
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R. E. Howard has purchased a
Ford truck for delivery purposes Of
Ralph F. Niles, local Ford agent.
Arthur Rugg of North Bennington
will care for lots at the Hinsdillyille
cemetery upon application by the
owners. Adv.F
Louis Briggs will have cream for
sale on his milk cart beginning Mon
day. IL pint zoe, pint 40c, quart 75e.
Tel 347-M. ADV.
the monthly meeting of the Board
of Directors of the Y. NJ. c. A. will be
held at the office of William II. Wills
at O'Clock this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Robinson will
arrive from New York this week to
open their summer residence at Old
Bennington.
Miss Elizabeth Bree, nurse in
charge of the operating room at the
Putnam Memorial hospital was at her
home in Troy over the week end.
Miss Elizabeth Leslie, nurse at the
Putnam Memorial hospital, who has
been spending vacation Of three
weeks in Pittsfield, has resumed her
duties. t 3.
Nicholas j. Morrissey, jr., of Wash
ington street left today forI Boston
where he will enter the Winthrop
school to take up course in meehani.
cal engineering. 1851
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Robinson of
East Orange, N. j., are in town in
specting their home at Old Benning-
ton which will be opened for the sum.
mer in the near future. M
Special meeting of the Daughters
of Isabella at the Knights of Colum-
bus rooms Wednesday evening, May
II, at o'clock. Important business
and every member is requested to be
present
Karl Paulson returned Monday eve.
ming from Philadelphia where he has
been spending a portion Of his fur
Tough with friends. He is Of the U,
S. S. DeKalb and is enjoying thirty
days leave of absence.
The Baptist monthly missionary
meeting will be held at the home OF
Mrs. w. E. Putnam on South street,
"Wednesday afternoon. May Ia, at
o'clock. All women OF the church and
their friends are cordially invited.
The Salvation Army slogan isviA
man may be down but he is never
OUT there are no down and outs"
according to the Army. But lot of
people are going to dig down and
she'll out for the Salvation Army drive
in the next few days. ''' . " e
Mrs. Eugene Tatro OF Division
bAreet WAS called Monday TO Beene,
N. H., BY -thesdeath, of her blrother-il,
law, J9bp Tatro. Her husband .Yas
notified on Saturday or the serious
riilhess 81 the Young man and he I'M
fmediatbtS went To KeeHe arf1eiHga';it
phis brothers h6menbefore, henpassed
baway. noiisiDdol ia'oi 1t djnom edi
Is the next meeting Of theie Wumaa
.livotersh ileag uel Iromisosm atoedbtO of
special interest, The, cproeraAss ads tisa
tsharges of Mrs. .IrWiDg' Gehhand tba
SUBJECTS Our Political h Rs5tissui
( The principles of each party will be
: presented by a member of that party.
The meeting is In the Library on Fri
cday eygTing @pTBsissoseqA 40
auAlag shall ..IelfHe, sthe U great dEFencl
General WHO stopped the Huns at the
nMarne, ahds Written I'M host enthusi-
astic praise Of the work Of the Sal,
I walton Army IN France. Every Amer.
ican soldier who served over there",
from General Pershing down TO the
private soldiers from Bennington,
says the same thing about it. Now,
we who stayed home and are thank.
full for what the Salvation lassies did
fer the boys we love have q chance
to do something to show our graft
tudc.
THE Story of the Kiddie Car" Is
the title OF an illustrated article APP
pearing in the American Toy Journal
of the issue OF April Is The story Of
the kiddie car which is manufactured
by the II. c. White company OF North
Bennington. has now become familiar
to the toy manufacturers and to the
general public through the publicity
given the invention which is consider
ed one Of the biggest successes OF re
cent years in the toy field. The origi