The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-02-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Henry +. Lyons is confined TO his
home by illness.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Wood of Gage street
is in Troy for the day.
W. f. Paddock was in North Adams
Wednesday on business. -
Daniel Rifenburg OF Pleasant street
is IN North Adams today.
Mrs. Alfred Buck of Arlington
spent Wednesday in town
Mrs. Henry Bump OF South Shafts
bury was In town Wednesday -.
Mrs. Henry Cone of Depot street
is visiting relatives in Mechanicyille
MRS John P Mulligan of Convent
avenue who has been i'll, is improy-
ing.
Mrs. Sarah Costello is i'll at the
home of Mrs. William J. Gibney on
Park street.
There was a hearing before the
municipal court wednesday in case
OF plain drunk
Egbert Lighthall. youngest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard H. Lighthall of
Washington street, is Ill.
Miss Helen Rionfurte OF Hoosick
Falls is spending week with her
cousin at Pleasant Valley
Ralph f. Niles left this morning
for New York for the purpose of at
tending the automobile show
James Fox, jr, and Stillman Knapp
were among the patients recently dis
charged from the Putnam Memorial
hospital.
Miss Nellie Bacon is at her rooms
on Main street prepared to do sham.
pooling, manicuring and massaging
Tel asa Adv.
The Elmer Rudd' farm IN the west.
ern part of the town, has been rented
to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bump soi
SALISBURY. t.tss
Harold b. Childs OF Manchester is
spending few days with his grand
mother, Mrs. Josephine Corbett of
JeHeTbOn street..
Peter Green of Maple ST., has resum-
ed work with the Black Cat Textiles
company, having been confined to
/ the house for week by illness
Miss Rose Hines, who has been
spending several weeks ut her home
in Fair Haven has returned and re-
sumed her studies ut the Bennington
high school,
! Dir. and Mrs. Charles Miller return
ell the first of the week TO their home
/ in New Berlin. y. Y. They have
been spending several weeks at the
home Of their daughter, Mrs. Wilson
Ford of School street.
Mrs. Frank Nichols returned We'd
nesday 10 her home In South ASH
burnhan, Mass. after spending sew
eral days ut Tie home Of her daughter
/ in Arlington She visited briefly IN
town en- route 10 her home. riF
I Mrs. Henry Phillips of Troy has
: been with her mother. Mrs Edward
Morrissey OF Dewey street foi. over q
week Mr. Phillips came up for the
week end and returned Tuesday ac
conpahied by Mrs Phillips
J II Is seldom possible to End va
cant dorniitofy ROOM at The Y NJ c
! A. Just now several are vacant and
al have been renovated 81 gets .
good room. steam heat. electric light
use of shower baths telephone, mag
azilies and papers etc. Adv
Friends IN town of Mrs. Judsor
Disco OF Boston received word We'd
nosday Of Mr. Bisco's death Mrs
Disco was formerly Mrs Ida Schran
and at one time lived in Bennington
Those who know her will be grievet
to learn OF the bereavement
Mr. and Mrs. w II Nichols ar,
moving from their home on Sivel
street, which they recently sold {,
w W. Burke. to the house owned b,
Mrs, Ida Hitchcock on Imperia
avenue Mr. Nichols is negotiating
for the purchase of the property.
James A. Lewis. tailor for J. c. Jen
sen. attended the Custom Tailors Cut
tiers convention which was held a
the New Commodore hotel in New
York on Tuesday Mr. Lewis recent