The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-02
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Burlington for few days.
Benjamin Estabrook of Hoosatonic,
Mass visited in town Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. James Conan of
Adams street were in Pittshed Sunday
Chester Taylor has returned from
two weeks outing at Owls Head, Me-
Miss May Cronin spent the week
end with her mother, Mrs. D. f.
Cronin.
Mrs, Cynthia A. Bahan passed the
weekend with Mrs. H.. II. Bratt in
Hoosick Falls.
Miss Mary McGprk is on vacation
of two weeks from her duties at the
Evans newsroom.
Stewart Mayhem, who has been con-
| fined to his home with sprained
ankle is at work again.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Endress left
on short automobile trip this morn
ing, to Hartford, Conn.
A regular meeting of the Fraternal
Order of Eagles will be held Tuesday
evening at $50 O'Clock.
Miss Ethel Russell, who has been
spending two weeks vacation here,
returned to Glenn Falls today.
Western, Western-Tom Mix in
The Feud' and Sunshine comedy,
Opera House tonigh.. ADV.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Reil of Adams
street and Mrs X, A. Pierce of Hoosick
Falls spent Sunday in Pittsf.eld.
Mrs. r. J. Malone motored from
Troy and spent Sunday with her cons
ms Michael and Julia Roche.
Mrs. Gilbert Ransom and son Ed
ward, have returned after spending
two weeks at Owls Head, Me
A comedy romance with a million
laughs--See owen Moore in "Picca-
dtly Jlm"-Library Theatre today
ADV.
Miss Elizabeth Mackey, who has
been staying with her uncle, b. A.
Quinlan, returned to North Adams
Sunday.
The class of 1920 will hold a reunion
at the home OF Dorothy Evans on
Pleasant street this evening at 8
o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. r. Nichols, and Mr.,
and Mrs. W. H. Nichols have re-
turned from two weeks outing at
Lake Cossayuna.
Mrs. Charles Leonard aud son John
If Pittsfield are spending a week at
he home Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Re | of Adams street
He punched a nobleman's nose and
won the girl he loved See Owen
Moore in "Piccadilly Jimy Library
Theatre today, ADV.
j Joseph Meredith. who has heen
I pend hg a rev days WITH lis family
~ who are here for the summer. return
ID Sunday to New York
b tnDiak Mcclure of Camp Devens is
here on a 5Ngeeks furlough Later he
is to- attend the officers training
school at the University of Vermont.
The board OF water commissioners
viii hold its regular monthly meet ng
his evening at the regular hour, The
Ill age trustees will meet tomorrow
evening.
The pavilion prom witch WIN be
given under the auspices of the Sigma
Theta Phi club will take PLACES tombr
q lrow Tuesday evening, at Welfare hal
J Iadmission so cents.--Adv. "''"'
Trhstee r. f. Howard Of Gage
street who for the past few days has
been seriously i'll, was taken Sunday
the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. s Howard at South Shafts
bury. His condition today is report
I'd unchanged
Joseph p. Walsh, who since his
graduation in June from st Michaels
College at WinoOski, has been stopping
1t the home of Mr., and Mrs j. p
Morrissey of Washington street, left
oday for New York where he will
lisit for a few weeks previous to en-
ering the noyitiate at Swanton, Vt
A trained monkey who dances, ant
catches coins wi the deftness anC
gertrude Of big league fielder, and {
fuzzy little black kitten furnish some
delicious comedy bits in "Brigh
Skies" and episode II THE Silent
Ayenger at Harte Theatre today ADV
Mr.. and Mrs, H. c. Armstrong Of
1 | Main street were in Rutland Sunday
70 attend the funeral of Mrs Kirl
! Adams, who died Friday last after {
long illness. Mrs. Adams was tn,
mother of the late Floyd S. Adams who
married Miss Ju la Bridge of Beuning
on. The young man was killed two
Il years ago in a railroad accident a
Oneonta, N. Y.
The funeral services for Mrs. Alber
4 Downes, who died last Friday morn ng
we're held at the home on Stafford
treat Sunday afternoon at 1870 Rev
!. W. Perry offitiated. Services a
he grave were conducted by the Wo
mems Relief Corp, of whom Mrs
Downes was a member and the re
\ mains wera laid to rest in the Park
avn cemetery. Eli Briggs, Thomas
Whitman, Mr. Buchanan and Co.
Thomas Harmon served as bearers.