The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-08

MI. anu MIS-. w. w. DuIht HnlSitu
moving on Friday evening to their
new home on South street.
The Putnam House garage drive
way has been greatly improved by
grading with a load, of cinders.
John Backus of Dewey street has
sold his property in North Benning-
ton TO Eugene Hathaway OF Hoosick.
Seneca Pelsue, former resident,
who has been living in New Haven,
Conn.,, was in town today on his way
to Rutland.
+. +. Howe returned Friday from
Brattleboro where he had been
spending q few days with his mother,
Mrs. l.. A. Howe.
w H. Wills has returned from
Waterbury, where he attended the
annual meeting and banquet of the
Vermont association of Local Fire In
surance Agents.
Mrs L. II. SENEGAL has received al
telegram from her son. Walter c. Sene
cal who has returned safely to the
states from service overseas and is
now at Camp Mills.
A new express wagon was received
at the local Express office Friday and
was put in use today. Vhe wagon is
not of the usual color Of green but is
battleship gray with gold lettering.
An important meeting of the
Knights of Columbus ball committee
will be held ut the council rooms
Sunday at 2 p H. All members Of
the committee are urged to be pres
emit
Miss Charlotte pierpont of Burling-
ton, who has been assisting Miss Bar
bara Hunt, the home demonstration
agent connected with the Bennington
County Farm Bureau. left Friday for
Boston.
Mrs. George Downer has received
word that her nephew. Joseph T. Hef-
fernan a member OF one of the ma
chine gun companies, has arrived in
New York from overseas with the
eth division
Miss Bertha NJ. Guimond. 10 years
old daughter of Thomas Guimond
| died Friday night at her home on Mill
| street The funeral will be held from
| the Sacred Heart church Tuesday
forenoon at . O'Clock
| Recent letters received from Harry
G. Remington. one of the Bennington
boys who enlisted early in the war
state that he is still at one of The
hospitals in France making q SLOW
recovery from pneumonia
/ W. W. Burke moved Friday IRON
the house on Silver street that he re
Gently sold 10 a. J. Cooper TO tbs
house at the corner Of Grandyiew ant
Silver streets that he purchased some
weeks ago from w II Nichols
| District Deputy Edwin D. Gift o
Fair Haven Thursday evening made
his official visitation 20 Temple chap
| ter. RAM. at the Masonic temple
| The gathering was one of the larges
| held by the organization in severa
| years
I Miss Lillian Levin. clerk in the OF
fee OF the Bennington garage, tn
first OF the week caught the seconi
finger OF her right hand in a door a
the garage and received a sever
bruise. The whole hand was affect
ed by the injury and today Miss Levin
Is able to use her hand to any advan
tage for the first time during tn
] week
II The lecture on Bolshevism versu
Democracy by John Spargo will b.
| held in high school hall on Frida
evening, March IA, under the au!
I pieces of the Woman's Voters league
Mr.. SpargO will welcome an informa
discussion and be glad to answe
questions Immediately following III
lecture
! Letters received from Edward Jer
ney, who went to France with an an
bulance corps soon after the Unite
States declared war on Germany
i state that lie now expects to leav
L for home some time in June He /
at present in Paris, where he ha
oeen since the signing OF the arms
tice except during a short leav
passed in the Pyrennes mountains.
Miss Margretta Schuyler of Por
land, Me, formerly of Bennington
was one of the thirty suifragette
who came in conflict with the polio
in New York last Tuesday evenin
just after President Wilson had ell
tered the Metropolitan Opera hous,
IL could not be determined from tn
reports of the New York paper
whether Miss Schuyler was one (
the members put under arrest
Services both morning ana eyenm
tomorrow az the Second Congreg
tional church with sermons by III
pastor Rev c. $. Mills Mornin
subject, What Does Jesus Mean /
Lost'2' Evening subject Bringir
Christ Down to Date-How Men SIT
Reject Him. N the absence OF Il
Baptist pastor that church will jo
in the evening service. The hours
worship are 1890 a. m. and 100
m. church school at 70. G. f. NEE
ing at ESQ \ cordial invitation
extended to the public to all service
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