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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-07-25
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Briefly Tor BUSY nedocre
Miss Sue Huntington is visiting
her grandfather, C. N. Barber in Bur
| lington.
Miss Ann T. Clark of Old Benning-
ton is entertaining Mrs. John Howell
of Newburg, N. Y.
Rev. f. w. Manning of Manchester,
Mass, will preach in the Old First
church Sunday, July q.
Paul c. Howe, who has been at his
home here for few days, returned
today to his work in Orwell.
Mrs. W. H. Durham and daughter,
Mrs. Irving Allen and little son
John, We're in Troy Wednesday
Mrs. Marion Jones OF Danvers,
Mass, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
l.. e. Royce Of Valentine street.
Miss Hildred Burnham, employed
in the office Of the Holden, Leonard
company is enjoying a weeks vaca-
lion.
The usual Friday evening service
al St Peters church will be omitted
this week because Of the absence Of
1.-The rector.
Earl Chase has a permanent posi-
Etion as clerk in the Harwood drug
store. For some time he has been
supply clerk.
Miss Madelyn Hosapple has re-
turned to her home in Hoosick Falls
after a several days visit with Miss
Pauline Cornell
Mr.. and Mrs. william P. Carroll of
New York are spending few days
with Mr. CAROLS. sister, Mrs. H. j.
Asan of Spring street
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harte and Mr..
Harte's brother, James Harte, and
Miss Anna Won Ow. motored to Trey
and Albany Thursday. @s.s..sr-,ys
Nj and Mrs. George Wade of
Haynes Corners are entertaining
Mrs. Alonzo Wade and daughter.
Marjorie from harrington, III.
M. and Mrs William Phelan of
Cambridge, Mass. are visiting at the
home OF Mrs. Phelan's sister Mrs.
John Ryan of Depot street. Their
son, Francis, came to Bennington
two weeks ago.
Coming to the Harte Theatre tomor-
row Madame Traverse in Gambling
in Souls The story of a widows
fight against ruin and chapter No IS
of THE Tigers Trail" with Ruth Ro!-
and ADV.
Samuel Cominsky, former resi-
dent, and pre-medical student at
the University of Vermont in Bur
! lington, has been awarded sena-
torial scholarship by Senator w A.
Root for the coming year
Orrin B. Bowen, a former resident
who was recently discharged from
service and who last week visited
briefly in town. has secured employ
ment as manager OF the Park Phara-
macy in Holyoke. Mass
Wanted--50o men Ia take advantage
of the new loi III mems shoes just
arrived. Also, ladies snd children's
shoes. all white good To be closed out
~ cost this week l.eonards VII.
lloughby's Basement Adv
Miss Marjorie Smith. assistant in
the Office of Dewitt Il, Lewis. OPTIC
metrist, left this morning for her
home in Mantle, Conn. where she
will spend two weeks vacation. Miss
Smith will visit friends In Hartford
for few days en- route to Mantle.
The property at Old Bennington re-
constructed from the building orig
inally used as the Mount Anthony
seminary and later as the home of the
Mount Anthony Country club has
been leased by the widow of the late
Admiral Field who will take pos
session August l. Al the present
time Mrs. Field is visiting at North
hampton, Mass,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-07-25
ADOPTS son 40 YEARS OLD
Capt. Max Wardell Becomes Legal
Heir of Mrs. Grace A. Duff.

New York, July 20. Surrogate
Slater OF Westchester County, issued
an order yesterday confirming the
adoption of Max Wardell, forty-one
years old, by his foster mother. Mrs.
Grace A. Duff, Of New Rochelle.
Wardell has no father or mother
and is unmarried. having obtained a
divorce from his wife in Kings Coun-
ty, State of Washington. He has a
daughter twelve years old. AT pres
ent he holds a commission as cap
tain in the United States army.
Wardell who was born on Nov. 13.
1878, has lived with his foster mother
for the past ten years. She is a
widow of the late William H. Duff,
and has no near relatives living.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-07-25
Rather skeptIcai.

"Dese yere avintahs c;.I,a dcy kin
do bout everything cird kin" OBJ
served Shinbone; but when yo' sees
one fas' asleep holdln' onto a branch
wifi his feet, All sho wishes you'd call
me to hab Look Boston Transcript.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-07-25

Two hundred and eighty gathered
time to see Harry Gardiner orig htnisl fly. MR.
GARDINER with PROF. GILBERT TAYER, the great orator,
will appear South Street front Court House, SATURDAY
EVENING" july 20 at p. This will be YOUR only chance
seeing and hearing these two learned men they are ev-
ing European countries in short time
No Admission and No Collection.
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BIueberrieS

Cranston's Blackberry field viii be
opened to pickers on July 81 and every
day after that as long as berries last
SO cents for first day; % cents the
remaining days
CARLES CRANSTON.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-12
Order Of Notice of Hearing,

District of Berlin, ss; Probate Court, August Il, A. D., 1919.
 Estate of George Grocock, late of the town of New Britain, in said dis trict, deceased
 Upon the application of Elizabeth A. Grocock, praying that as Execu- trix of the Last Will and Testament of said deceased she may be author ized and empowered to sell and con- vey real estate, as per said applica- ton on file more fully appears. 1t is Ordered, That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office, in New Britain, in said dis trict, on the 18th day of August, A. D., 1919, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given of the pend ency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon by pub fishing this order in some newspaper having q circulation in said district, and by posting a copy of this order on the public sign post in the town of New Britain, in said district, and re- turn make to this Court of the mo- tice given.
 BERNARD F. GAFFNEY,
 Judge
New Britain herald., 1919-08-12

FOR SALE-1917 Hudson touring, in excellent shape; price very reason able for immediate sale; also 1917 Stearns Knight touring, driven 5000 miles; in best shape. Shechtman's s Auto Exchange, 10 Chestnut St.
 S-12-2d
New Britain herald., 1919-08-12

WANTFID-E1NTR SALES WOMEN for Saturday aft ernoon and evening, with or without experience. h. quire at once at THE BIG STORE, Raphael's Depart ment Store. S-11-2G
New Britain herald., 1919-08-12

If you have a vacant room that you want to rent, let the fact be known through the clas- sified column. There is a good demand for fur nished rooms. Rent yours. . .jaa,a.ls s
New Britain herald., 1919-08-12

FOR SALE-Why walk or wait when you can buy dependable used cars at prices that invite all compari- son. Look this list over: 1919 Max well, passenger, as good as new,
 run only 5000 miles $75O; 1916 Maxwell touring $425, 1915 Rec roadster, fine condition $425, 1915 Ford touring, electric lights, starter, fine condition $350, 1914 Maxwell, gas lights $275, 1915 Ford road ster, new top and paint, just over hauled $500, 1915 Maxwell road ster, new motor overhauled last week $4O0, 1916 Overland touring $350. Positively no war tax charges on cars listed with us. Call and see us when selling and buying in used cars. Eastwood Garage, 193 Main street, New Britain, rear of Fair Department store. 8-11-3d
New Britain herald., 1919-08-12

Sm1n Bus SCHOOL OpcIlS sept. x -adVt.
 Alexandria lodge No. 24, I. o. D. of St. George will hold a picnic at the home of Mrs. Clough of East Berlin, Thursday afternoon. All mem- bers of the lodge are requested to be present. Those intending to be present will take the 1:53 o'clock troll ley for Berlin.
 Kennedy's dance tonight.-advt.
 In very interesting baseball game yesterday afternoon between the East and Smith street junior teams, the East street youngsters came out v1c- torious by the score of 10 to 5.
 A regular meeting of Burrltt grange, Mo- 39, will be held Saturday night in Judd's hall at o'clock.
 Smith Bus. school opens Sept. 2. -adVt.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-12

WANTED-Couple without children, wish a tenement of 4 or rooms, in
 quiet location in southwestern part of city. Address Tenement, Box f, Herald. S-12-1dX
New Britain herald., 1919-08-12
AUTOMOBILES.

FOR SAUE-A large variety of used
 cars. 1917 Hudson touring; 1917
 Buick Six touring; 1917 Stearns Knight : passenger; 1918 Dodge Sedan; 1917 National touring; 1916
 Dodge touring; 1917 Oldsmobile eight coupe; also 1 ton Denby truck and many other makes. Shecht- mans Auto Exchange, 10 Chestnut St. Open Sundays. S-12-2d
New Britain herald., 1919-08-12
WANTED.

WANTED-Middle aged lady would like two furnished or unfurnshed rooms for light housekeeping, with conveniences; can give references. Address Room, Box 34, Herald.
 S-12-3dX
New Britain herald., 1919-08-12
MOTORCYCLES.

FOR SALE-Indian twin cylinder motorcycle. In good condition. 401
 West Main after D. m. S-11-d4x
New Britain herald., 1919-08-12

WANTED-Secondc cook, pastry cook,
 man and wife preferred, and wait resses. Phone 1592 between ' and
 o'clock. S-2-tf
New Britain herald., 1919-08-12
MALE HELP

OPERATORS WANTED-On Acme and Universal au- tomatic and screw ma chimes. Must be able to Set Up their own jobs. None others need apply. Good wages. Steady work. Box 20WM, Herald.
 S-5-1w
New Britain herald., 1919-08-12

FOR SALE-Two cows, heavy milk CTS, one due in ten days. other in weeks. T. H. Collins, Pennington,
 Conn. S-12-3dN
New Britain herald., 1919-08-12

FOR SALE-Ford touring; demount- able rims; No. 1 condition. 17S5
 Stanley St. Tel. 1521. 8-12-3dN
New Britain herald., 1919-08-12
CITY ITEMS.

Smith Bus. school opens Sept.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-12

experienced Cleve- land automatic machine operators
 one experienced Norton grinder; two inspectors. Rockwell & Drake, Plainville. 9-9-3d
New Britain herald., 1919-08-12
FOR SALE-NuSCELLANEOUS

WE HAVE FOR SALE-The follow ing used tires: 35x5 Goodyear cord. straight walled, $15.0O; 2
 37x5 Goodyear cord, Q. D., $15.O0 each. Spring & Tyler, 21O Arch street. 8-11-tf
New Britain herald., 1919-08-12

FOR SALE-TWin Excelsior motor cycle; good condition; price $25. Eastside Garage, 513 East street
 Tel. 503. S-11-3dx
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MANCHESTER

nTz. Herald TIankforzer. u WssE
Mn street. entertained n nou.e
UzHty Tor IIls weeks end. Those
pHaaent we're hrs. =. 4. BIaII. Of
SZTandsburg. Pa: Misses MY and
ana Mclaughlin and Messra. Albert
aHa Bruce Mclaughlin. Of HageratoYn.
n Friday evening. August }, Mra.
FTanE1oT1er gave musical IN homer
q her house guests. Those present
besides the above named. we're Dr..
and Mr.. J. :. Sherman. MI. md Mrs.
Otto DlefTenbaen. Of Westminster:
Mrs. John L. sIanh. of R|chmand
~; Miss Fannie Shower and Mas
HE Mnzselman. Meszrz. J. .. SNYDER
John hendricks and William Il. Ma
snnlInsr. The guests were delight
fully entertained with vocal and n
strnmental n1lzzIe and dancing.
Ms DAD Znmbrum and Mr. Ma
colin ouEaler moIored % Baltimore
Saturday and we're quietly married.
Iney returned n the evening To the
home Of the groom
Saturday evening Mr. Seward
Smith and Nj JAMIE Abbott sere
married At the Lutheran parsonage.
asY. :. LeaIherman officiating. Our
congratulations are extended n boIh
young couples Tor long years Of
happy welded life.
Tie members oT poeohonlaa Tribe
|o1 led len entertained about forty
members o. the lied Mems Lodge If
Hanover. p Tie tenn II the visit
IN lodge Initiated az applicants.
The Hork NJ greatly enjoyed b the
home Lodge. After the initiation :
sneIaI period waz announced. Haz
frezlImsnIa 81 I'm sandwiches. IL
cream and coffee we're served. me
EHzsorH left q > me hour delighted
HIIA 1nelf evenings outing.
Kaf. .. 7. Master. 0T Huntington.
p. preached N Trinity reformed
church Sunday morning - : Are
congregation = zhIz service ns.
MASTER announced service Sunday
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PUBLIC SALE
I1IF
Desirable ProDerfv
- NILS SOUTH o. nEsTMISs.
TT lEnoHn - ne Raelel ID
property

nroperly.l
The undersigned VII sell II public
sale IN the premises. IN
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 81. IaIa.
st $3.50 D. N. sharp. al thai valuable
property containing
- ACHES D Land. mere n les :
situated = miles from Westminster.
N the corner d the Washington and
Hook roads. and adIoIns the lands Of
Geo. !. ShIpIey. Mra. Lizzie Fowler.
Lyman Arnold and the Samuel Biz
zard property: improved b 7-R0oM
DWELLING and ouIDuIl1InEz: vi d
water II the door. : me view - the
mountains and elsewhere.
Possession given IT once.
II the same time ana place vi oIfar
> ACRES - TIMBER LAND. more
or les. situated ! mile from above
property. md adIoina the lands Of
Robert nIllInEaIaa. Lyman Arnold and
others. Nth : GOOD outlets.
Terms made known on IL = saIez
Il the same tine and place Ill eel
II the Personal PROPERTY u
Mrs. Rachel HnlI. consisting d Beds
and Bedding. chairs. stands. bureaus.
ennbaurda. stoves and fixtures. crooks.
buckets and numerous other articles.
TERMS Al suns q :. anH nn1sr.
ea#h. ii aumz over = ) credit II !
months vii b given On nnIsz. With
approved security With Interest fTom
a. II sale
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
.IEN
q CO Sc biIzniHoas ceaI : YeHr
Ioase boiler. Is - Is per II.

Ne can give you the Government
directions Tor usIng i. Makes steam
quickly. burns - powder md may
people can ne i Iual - vel s.
Anthracite. Put some N lnIz year
conditions ahead dom IooE cod.
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Z. Q. DIFHENDAL. Manager.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. AuC. 5. 1919.
SaIe5DegIsI4,

Saturday. August 10. L m. vince
scoop. road sprinkler. force pump. 1ass
steam roller. 3 steel plates. White truck
, ton capacity: stone ernzher. New H0I.
land make. YIN. Frederick and Lev
Manchester.
Tuesday. September End. 1t 40 N. q acres
more or less: situated On corner Of Washington
and Hook Roads. Ii miles south 81 Westminster
} acres Of Timber Land. more of lsHs also Persona
Property. MTa. Rachel Null. Francis 7. and Jess
H. Hull
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III IrsnH Frances smIIH q Na.hz
InKIonz : visiting III Agnes ing.
IInE. Loud #IrHHI.
Raymond Thomas xIazIIaE uand
zITesI md Taaaas Ezla.. j. ~ r.
turned I'm 0sHaH -. -. KH.Ha
H. zHsHI IHsIf vacation
y. Holland / UZIIaE =. -
elected : director u he UeIaur uanE
= HI9EHzzaH = !. I#IHa9. UH. N.
! DIIIHH - Ne president q -
HanE h = - IN elected.
AT. Conrad :. HArahaIm. d IN.
1EsT. =. seII known n uasIman. 5
! Wiley. - operated Huau Il II.
Church Home IHlITmarx= Baltimore
Tie operation - auGeazz nd n
: improving.
Gny =. Steele nd Edward =
WENT. trustees. Did yesterday Il
public ale house md store nrouz
eElY Il DennIuEH. n Charles nnnd
IaT za.n1D. EIshI acre Of land i IN
he property.
One losaI liquor dealer If ~.
britain Conn. h come un smiling
ron he In.I IT prohibition. Two
zlEnH ii HI window red n follows.
10 NeaFzneef sold Heras nj NJ
HaaH sold ~ HaTa.a
naIanze0 laza Ill team defeated
Ina Della tam . EIlIeoIl 0IIy int
Saturday n faIapaeo. i u ). There
III D Eana II naIauHHo IIIz
sunday and alHo on August i. Poll
IIeIan Day lKo Eanzez d 81 vi
b played.
There are ~ nh n Gen IL nIxeT
u IIaTEHIurg. y. u. but IIznInE !.
! popular anorI. nevertheless. rur-
sued b policemen. : zIHanEaH hurled
to znIIeaHez lied .IIn znIzE. from
he bridge. Scores d mn Nth hooks
aud nets have dragged Iha bottom =
the stream.
% mang automobiles naxA hem
stolen Il 1aY0nne. = J.. InaI n he
InIure Ins police vi HI0n every ~
between : ;. N. nd : :. n. nj
compel The driver II Identify himself.
Dairy farmers II Milford. Lei. are
rejoicing InaI whisky ! - per
1uarI. .SIIo Juice. II - cent? pr
Ink ! tha reason. ona DIM brings
unholy Joy. Ino ! physician. three
60zEaI.
fInkHbnTE Al stars defeated ne
Famous Home Town sIuesera II \
IooHaIy nIa.au anne IazI Sunday, b
! zeoTs q = . ). The feature 0I
he zane Nas the pitching q :.
KfnneY. n the Al stars md the -
round hitting n tame. :. Spencer
laHaInE .II1 10 nome-runa: :.
Kenny .IIh one The - Str. Ill
ply tie sIHonZ Hampden Team q
baltimore to games Sunday. August
I'm. Come III an1 rooI Tor he
DO.
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1zeoFEs :. LeIsIar. EIerE.
Ans additional information "a II
oIzaIneI y eHllIne IN Iezss i. nj.
Westminster. Phone szz=FzI.
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Miss Jeanette Jerome. Vest Green
street spent several days Of last week
at Pen Mar
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Miss Alice IippY. Baltimore spenf
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Granville
IIppy. Pennsylvania avenue.
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! marriage license Nas Izaned n
Baltimore Aonday b EhafIez : EeneHz
haYer. lis ely aHd ANN I Henry
Baltimore.
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n and Mrs. John sharp. II Bal=
tImgn9 Hha we're guests of rs IalnEr.
Mr Henry Sharp. Liberty street. Inv
returned
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Miss Frances Knowles. Orange. \.
]. Is 4 guest of Miss Mariana Al
Dangh L0nExell avenue.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-08

Miss Dorothy Mecreery. Of New
York Is visiting Mrs. William semana.
Court Place
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MrH. Bertha Laura pItiInsar aud
Arthur Wilson. mo have ben n IIs
Frederick al four weeks awaiting
he action If he Grand Inrs If Iha
September e0nTI. charged Nth he
murder u William 4. pIIIsn.eI. m
nann u mrs. PItIInEeT. we're released
.HTldas afternoon IN habeaa corpus
proceedings before Judge Glenn i.
AoT1nInEfon. hrs. Wilson. charged
win heinz implicated n the murder.
nnI Hno Ia been II freedom m her
own reeognIzHnee. ~ also released
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Misses Elizabeth. Haih aad Ma
Eafez GIlsllan. -. eII.. Hfa hHInT
entertained = Ter grandmother ~
aHHIz n EmmIIzHufE
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Mr and Mrs. Charles 7. GonHueh.
EasE Main street. have returned from
\ Short vacation N Canada
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Master slnnotl Beck. Of Riehmosd.
Va. Is visiting hia grandmother. Hfz=
Thomas sinnotl. John street
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SIS San HoHeraax an Nee. Al
Gertrude Ross. 81 Richmond. - =.
leing entertained i Ar# y : Il
Cir tbs GIIe.
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IT and M Il 7. YeIzer ~
daughter. HIarY sgenI Sunday HIfh
IT nd Mrs. Nelson HoHeK. Hanover
-.
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Misses Annie sInnaIf I'D NaB.I
ehfezt. thIH sIts. haYe REQUIRED 0a.=
ton n he Ollie N ! T. sHHIz =
.. Is atenogranHera.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-08

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