The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-09-16
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Mrs. Katherine Grant OF Imperial
avenue is confined to the house by
Illness.
b. Cantor and Co. have purchased a
Dodge Bros. business car of the Gard
ner garage.
Maurice Levin returned Saturday
from business trip of few days in
New York.
Among the recent sales at the Gard
ner Garage is a Velie touring car to
Tarrant Sibley.
Mrs. John Deery of Brooklyn is Wis
fting her sister, Mrs. Morris Noon of
Pleasant street
Miss May Morrissey resumed work
Monday in the Drysdale store after a
vacation of two weeks.
Henry Voorhis of Schenectady, MY,
recently visited his brother w.
b. Voorhis OF Gage street Extension.
Mr. and Mrs f. S. Rice and daughter
and Mrs. Rice's sisters. the Misses
Grant of Hoosick Falls, motored to
Salem on Sunday. -
The Sons of Veterans are requested
to meet at Grand Army hall this even
( ing at O'Clock to hear the report of
tthe Clam-bake committee.
The condition OF Guy B. Johnson
OF Old Bennington, who is at the Put
nam Memorial hospital Commissioning
from a recent operation, is reported
TO be favorable
h VIII the person who took a black
silk umbrella from the umbrella rack
al the Putnam Memorial hospital kind
ly call and receive the case or return
the umbrella. Adv.
A whist party will be held at the
Catholic order OF Foresters' hall UNI
der the auspices OF ST. Ann society
Wednesday evening the nth. All are
invited, Admission Is cents,-Adv.
I The Junior class of the Bennington
high school met Monday afternoon and
elected officers for the ensuing year as
follows: President, Arthur Tinkham;
vice president, Edith Jepson; secre-
tary, Anna Cone; treasurer, Kenneth
, Harrington.
A genuine community evening when
people just get together is all too rare
In Bennington but it's a joyous thing
TO do. Try it. Tuesday evening at Ii
brary Hall, when the Welfare folks
have their annual meeting with COM
munity sociability to follow.
Mrs. Madeira C. Brooks of Gage
street Extension who has been visiting
friends in Hartford, Conn, will go to
Warrensburg, NY. Wednesday,
where she will visit her aged brother
Henry Cameron, and her nieces Mrs.
Loren Mosher and Mrs. Laurin Davis.
Mrs. LuttiegB Sutton who with her
daughter, Miss Mabel Sutton, has been
passing the summer at their home on
Union street, has gone to Fall River
Mass, where she will spend the win
ter with her son, James Sutton, who
is in business in that city. Miss SUIT
ton has resumed studies at the state
normal school in Framingham. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Byron. Brown, of AT !
tleboro, Mass, who recently motored |
10 Bennington TO visit WISCONSIN, Mrs.
w B. Voorlins of Gage stdeet continu-
ed their trip north to Brant Lake in
the Adirondacks, stopped at Saratoga !
and Lake George enroute returned |
south via the beautiful Hudson river |
valley TO Poughkeepsie, N. Y, from !
there crossing to their home in the |
east Mr. and Mrs. Browns called II !
an unusually delightful trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren A. Moser
and young son of Warrensbnrg, NY. |
and their guests Mr.. and Mrs George !
Hawkins of Watertown. Wis. motored |
to Bennington to spend the weekend |
with Mrs. Mosher's sister Mrs. w. B. |
voorhis or Gage street extension. |
Mrs, Hawkins is cousin Of Mrs. |
Voorhis and this is their first meeting !
since their early childhood. Mr.. and !
Mrs Hawkins win return TO their !
home in Wisconsin next Wednesday. |
Thomas Lisby, who lives at the top /
of, the hill west of the Hinsdillyille |
church. wished to warn antGmobilists |
that there is an 81 exceedingly bad |
curve in front of his premises Sun |
day night Ford car on its way to |
Bennington from Hosick Falls was con |
siderably wrecked at the curve by run |
ming into a tree, and there have been |
two or three accidents at the same |
points, Mr.. Lisby is willing to risk |
the tree but he believes that car own
eiis will save damage to their ma
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