The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-05
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ring, and Educator cod AT Estes mar
ket. adv.
Miss Susie Rogers of Saratoga
was in town Tuesday to attend town
meeting.
Maurice Z. Rudd has been appoint.
ed deputy sheriff by Sheriff p. b.
Gardne:.
Mrs. Charles f. Welles and son OF
Old Bennington motored to Troy
Tuesday
Dr.. w Monlmarquet Brunei, CHR
opodist will be al Miss Hutton's
Thursday. adv.
Special value in serge and taffeta
dresses at the Nichols store foi
sl5 Adv
The Iubilee-Comrades of the Sec
ond Congregational church will not
meet this week.
J. L. Harbour has had a telephone
installed in his residence and the
number is 1895
Dean l. Martin attended a birthday
and theatre party in North Adams
Tuesday evening
Miss Sara O'Connor left today for
New York, where she will spend q
few days on business
Miss Marjorie Bourne OF Manches
ter is the guest of Mrs. Robert Smith
of Washington street.
DR. c. S. Buchanan who has been
spending few days in New York
has returned to his home.
Mrs, Mortimer Ingraham and sister
Mrs. Romano Mooney of North Hoo
sicks were in town on business Tues
day
Mrs. Frank T. Howe left this morn
ing for Springfield, where she will BIZ
the guest for a week of Mrs A.
Norton.
Maurice Il. Rudd has entered tn,
Putnam Memorial hospital where h
expects to undergo an operation to
morrow
Canned tuna, shad, sardines, her
ring, salmon, seatrout, lobster, mack
ercl shrimp, crab meat, shadroc, etc.
at Estes market. adv.
Miss Alice Griswold left Tuesda.
afternoon for Buffalo, where she has
been called TO nurse her sisters chill
dren, who are i'll.
Fresh spinach. beet greens, cauli
flower, cucumbers, radishes, egl
plant. solutions, lettuce rhubarb, etc.
at Estes market. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. James Higgins o.
Woodford are spending . week at tn,
home OF their son. Raymond Higgins
ef Imperial avenue
Morris levin OF River street lef
this morning for Boston and viii
spend several days in New York be
fore returning home.
George Dunn and George Downer
patients at the Putnam Memorial hos
pital, arc gaining nicely and have re
turned TO their homes.
Philip T. II. Pierson left Tuesday
evening for Montpelier to be in at
tendance at the monthly meeting o
charity and probation.
Nicholas j. Morrissey, IT,. of Wash
ington street, returned this morning
from Boston where he has beer
spending two or three days.
Ralph \. Jones and +. d. Wellinl
of North Bennington have been ap
pointed appraisers OF the estate o
the late Thornton F. Turner.
William II. wills has gone to Wat
erbury to attend the arnral meeting
and banquet Of the Vermont associa
ton of local fire insurance agents.
Halibut. salmon, cod, cusk. hake
haddock. Boston blue, founder, her
ring, ciscoes. bullheads, scallops. fin
nan haddie, clans and oysters at rs
tcs' market. adv.
Mrs. f. S. Chamberlain. who re
sides with her daughter. Mrs. GeorgI
r. Grant on South street, entered
the Putnam Memorial hospital toda!
for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Green, whit
have been rooming with Mr.. and Mrs
Fuller Hewitt of Depot street, hav'
begun housekeeping in the Goka,
tenement on Union street
Mrs. l.. NJ. LOOMS Of Salisbury
who has been in the village durinl
the past week, left today for Dalton
Mass, where she will pass the week
end at the home of a daughter
The regular meeting of the Meth
odist Brotherhood will be held mex
Tuesday, Mar IL An oyster suppe
will be served. a special program ha
been arranged, which will be an
nouneed later.
Mrs. Harriet Bradford went Tues
day to North Adams where she wa
guest at the home of Mrs. William
N. Cady. Mrs. George A. Tenney o
Claremont. N. H., u cousin of Mis-
Bradford, was also guest at TN
Cody home, ~ar' s.
Il. Shapiro and daughter, Mrs. J. A
| ARGUS of Manchester were in tow
Tuesday Mrs ARGUS remained 70
a few days visit at the home OF Mrs
Myer Kohn OF School street Mi
Shapiro and daughter are former res
dents of Bennington.
Mrs. Emory S. Harris of Gag
gtrept nleasInplv nntartnined al "Wi,