The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-09-08
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Michael Gilmore spent Sunday with
friends in North Adams. -
Joseph Dean has gone to Hartford
where he has employment.
Francis Graham has employment in
the Hudson confectionery store.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Y. NJ C. A. directors will be held at
eight o'clock tomorrow night.
Peggy Does Her Darndest' in
swimming, riding, fencing and boxing,
at Harte Theatre today.-Ady.
Miss Grace Millar and brother,
Galen Millar, left this morning for |
or two with their brother LELAND Mil /
lar.
Mrs. A. w. White and son Ernest |
White of the western part OF the town |
were in North Adams Saturday on |
business.
There will DO meeting OF the
members OF Local 1886, United Tex.
tiles Workers of America, at o'clock
this evening".
Edith Morrissey, who was detained |
from school last week because of i'll /
ness, has recovered and resumed
studies today.
Miss Bertha Farley, who has been
the guest for week of Miss Flavilla |
Bahan, left Sunday for her home in
Lowell, Mass.
Edward O'Connor, employed in the |
office of the Catamount Mfg, COM
pany passed the week end at his |
home in Adams.
Thomas Gibney and Louis Sausylle
left this morning for Winooski where
they will become students at st. /
Michaeis college.
Joseph Guiltinan OF North street
and John Ryan OF Adams street left |
Saturday for New York where they
will spend q vacation of week.
Michael Costello returned today to
Winooski to resume studies at st. +
Mitchael's college. He has been |
passing the summer at his home on
Mini street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Rice and daugh
ter, Mary Elizabeth and Mrs. Rice's |
sisters, Misses Helen and Catharine |
Grant of Hoosick Falls, motored to
Troy Sunday.
Mrs L. A. Howe and daughter, Mrs.
L. G. Bellows, returned today to VIII |
mington having been guests for q few |
days at the home of Mrs. Howe's son, /
Frank E. Howe.
DR.. C. S. Buchanan and daughter
Ann motored Sunday to FIT. Plain. N.
Y to spend the day with Mrs. Buch |
anan who is visiting relatives there |
EN- route to st. Louis, Mo.
Samuel A. Patterson, jr., and Fred /
N Austin, who are on a motorcycle |
tour, have arrived at Milwaukee, Wis.
and will spend few days there visit /
ing the Harley-Davidson factory.
Forced sale OF bureaus, dressers,
bedsteads, etc, in order to make /
room for fall stock of stoves. Prices |
better than you even dreamed. C. II. 1
Potter, opposite Baptist church 1914 1
Capt. Guy T. Murray OF Washington
is spending a few days with his fam |
fly who are at the home of Mrs Muir
rays mother. Mrs. Charles e. Patter-
son in. Old Bennington for the sum
me:. \
Misses Eliza Stewart, Lillian and
Marion O'Connell, Flavilla Bahan and
guest, Bertha Farley of Lowell. Mass.
and Dorothy Wright returned Sun
day from weeks outing at Hedges
Lake. ~
Miss Elizabeth Mackey, who has
been spending a few days with her
aunt. Mrs. Joseph McDermott. return
ed Sunday to Blackinton. She was
accompanied home by her cousin, Ray
mond C. Quinlan.
Joseph Haythorne left this morn
ing for Hartford where he has employ
ment. Since his discharge from ser
vice three weeks ago he has been Wis
ting his brother Stephen F. Hay-
thorne of County street.
Thirteen young women, members of
the lnkowa club, an outing organiza-
tons, OF New York city, spent the
weekend at the Y. M. c. A. camp.
Miss Ellen f. Hamer, director of the
club, accompanied the party,
The fall and winter schedule of
| services will be resumed next Sunday Il
at the Sacred Heart church. Week
day masses will be said at and 7.30
and Sunday services will be held at
and 10 a. m. and at $3.50 in the after
noon.
Peggy Does Her Darndest" is
play which gives Miss Allison full
scope for her many talents and ample
opportunity to display her vivacious
charm and winning personality. A
laughter flooded play of delight and
daring.-Adv.
Mrs |. Kleye and daughter Miss
Grace Kleve, returned Sunday to
Bath Beach, Brooklyn, after visit Of
a week at the home of Mrs. Joseph III
Levin. Mrs. Levin and sons accom-
panied their guests by auto as far as
Albany
Miss Frances James, who for the
past year and a half has been employ
ed as assistant at the local Western
Union office, has resigned and return
ed to her home in North Hoosick. Her
place in the Office is being taken by
Miss Edna Tudor of the Pownal road.
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