The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

George F. Graves of Elm street is
seriously i'll.
Miss Mary p. Ehright has enrolled
as a student at the Albany Business
college.
Miss Florence Kittell of Troy is a
guest of Miss Ella Cummings of
North street.
Miss Elizabeth Mackey of Blackin-
ton is a guest of her uncle, B. A.
Quinlan Of Washington street.
Louis Yockim has been called to
Yonkers, N. Y, by the sudden death
of his cousin, Bernard Carroll.
Harry Flynn, a student at Amherst
college is spending a few days with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Flynn.
Mrs. J. d. Lawton of st. Johnsbury
is stopping en- route from Philadelphia
with her niece, Mrs. Elmer Gaskell
OF Washington street,
Ethel Clayton in "a Sporting
Chance, a big six reel production and
a Big V comedy, Harte's orchestra,
Harte Theatre today. Adv.
Mrs. Patrick Shea, who has been
visiting for several days with her sis
ter, Mrs. John Flynn Of School street,
returned Monday to Eagle Bridge
accompanied by her little niece, Cathe-
rine Flynn.
DR.. Harold D. Hazeltine Of Cam
bridge, England, was a speaker Mon.
day at the Harvard commencement
exercises. DR., and Mrs. Hazeltine
and daughter are guests at the home
Of Mr~and Mrs. George f. Graves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kelley left to
day for their cottage at Watch Hill
R. l., where they will pass the sum
mer months. They were accompani
ed as far as Springfield by Mrs. Kel
lley's mother, Mrs. Charles Cooper
who will join them later at Watcl
Hill.
Among the recent social events il
Philadelphia was a party given b,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Stark In homo
of their son Arnold. The party wa
largely attended and Irving Stark o
! New York acted as toastmas;er. Mr.
and Mrs. Stark are former residents
of Bennington.
Capt. and Mrs. +. A. Englehart an,
+ two children are a. the home of Mrs
= Englehart's parents, Mr.. and MTs
Harrison |. Norton, while Capt. Engl
, has a months leave of absence. Whel
they leave Bennington they will go I
!. Fortress Monroe, Capt. Englehart'
new headquarters.
Mrs. Joseph McDermott Of Wasl
ington street Is expected to retur
e Wednesday from Washington wher
n she went last week to witness the OF
l1daining Of her cousin, Gerald Shaul
J, Ibpessey, into a missionary order G
the priesthood. Rev. FIR. S%haughness
in previous years has visited in Ber
nington and has many acquaintance
4 here.
: Mr.. and Mrs. George D.. Atweed an.
two children of Brooklyn are Yfsisin
Y for a few days at the home or MI an
y Mrs. f. B. Packard of Elm stree
n1They will leave Thursday accornpaIl
( he'd by Mrs. Packard and daiIghto
7 Mary louise Tor Lake George whel
they have leased a cottage for Ia
summer, Mrs Packard is a STA /
OF Mr.. Atwood and she and her aaug
ylter viii spends7a month at L&A
7 George with Mr., and. Mrs, Atwood,
Miss I. G. Goss, Western Union o.
orator. who several months ago lie
Bennington because OF i'll health t
return to her home at ST Georg
Canada, has returned and fesume
work at the local office. Her heat
Is much improved and during the pa.
two months she has been acting q
4 relief operator, in Connecticut, Mass
chusetts and Maine, Miss Win
Thomson who has been acting as su'
stitute operator here for the past fe
q months has gone to Rye Beach, N. H