The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-15

cessfully. He did not shift gears but
stepped on her" good and hard and
made the grade on high.
Edward Brown of Arlington was in
town Wednesday.
Miss Ella Cummings is in Albany
today on business.
Born Wednesday son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Brown of Beech street.
Mrs. ]. II. Reichling, son James and
daughter Marion, are visiting for
few days at their former home, Ar
lington.
Mrs. Abe Satter and infant daugh-
ter, Beatrice, were able Wednesday
to leave the Putnam Memorial hospi-
tai and are at their home on Union
street.
Miss Catherine Conlon, member of
he nursing staff at the Putnam
Memorial hospital, left Wednesday
evening for Boston where she viii
spend a few days vacation.
Mrs. Frank Grennan and daughter,
Mary Frances. who have been visit
ing for several days with the Misses
lGrennan of Spring street, returned
Wednesday TO Schenectady.
Geo Weeks and sons, who for the
past few months have been employed
in New Britain, Conn, have returned
| to Bennington. Mr.. Weeks has EN-.
ployment with ]. Ed. Waibrdge.
Reed Scott of Pownal aged 65
years. died at the town home here
Wednesday evening. The funeral
viii be held Friday afternoon at
O'Clock from the Pownai Center
church.
Mrs. Morris Michaels of Brooklyn
Is a guest at the Putnam Memorial
hospital. Mrs. Michaels was former
| ly Miss Helen Harrison, former
dietician at the Putnam Memorial
hospital.
Miss Barbara Hunt Of Burlington
who is i'll at the home of Miss Matte
Buss on Union street is getting along
nicely. Miss Hunt is not at the Put
nam Memorial hospital as formerly
announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fienberg of Albany
were guests Wednesday at the home
of their son, Max Feinberg, of South
street. They were accompanied home
in the evening by son, Harry Fem
berg who will remain in Albany until
Friday.
Mrs. Hugh Chase was pleasantly
surprised Tuesday evening when a
number of her friends gathered at
her home on the Woodford road to OBJ
serve her birthday anniversary. A
delightful evening of cards and music
was enjoyed and light refreshments
were served. Mrs. Chase was the re
cipient of many gifts.
DR.. Joseph WEIGH, son of Mr. anC
Mrs, NJ. j. Welch of South street, left
this morning for New York TO enter
Mt. Sinai hospital for practice ant
observatory work DIR. Walsh gradu
ated last June from the University o
Vermont medical college in Burlng
ton and since his graduation has beer
an intern at the Troy hospital II,
completed his work in the Tro.
hospital week ago.
List of Letters remaining unealle'
for at the Bennington Postofiice TO
the week ending April 5, 1920: MI
John M. Avery, Blunt Davies. Frances
co Ciaccio, Hamilton & Bennett Co
4 Mr.. C. Kimball, Maurice Lo Moint
Mr.. Clarence Lackey, Mr.. Fred Nut
n ing, Supt. Park Lawn Cemetery, M
a IL. r. Plunkett, Mr.. Joseph Russell
u Mr.. Sam Shelter, Mr. Edward
"A Smith, Edgar Roe Williams, Mr.. MI
ton A. Woodbury., Mr.. Edwin Whit
Mrs. Florence Groenbeak Mrs, RoI
e Goodnou, Mrs. b. Ravens, Eli2abet
IN Yofnas, Mrs. Ball Lyons, Mrs. Roll
AZ Mayhem, Miss Bable Pratt, Mrs. Ora,
81 Stephans, Mrs. Elmer Tower. The
!. letters will be sent to the Dead Lett
W Office April 10, 1920, II not deliver
81 before. In calling for above, plea
..S say, Advertised" giving date Of Ii
Emory S. Harris, p NJ. t1dt