The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and VlIlase Told
Briefly -or Busy Readers

Miss Helen Rudd is visiting friends
and relatives in Hoosick.
John Whitney, ST., of the Whitney
Cigar ctore, is on vacation of two
weeks.
Miss Mary Ryan of Gage street has
returned from visit Of several days
with relatives in Rutland.
Mrs. G. e. Welles and Mrs. Robert
II. Merrill of Old Bennington motored
to Troy for the day Monday.
c. Lynn Wood who has been quite
Ill for severui days is eonyalescing and
waj able to sit UP briefly today.
Ha.wood's bricks in coffee, choco
late and banana ice cream. Quart and
Erin sizes Orders delivered Adv
Don't miss the rem. val sale a
II enSerg Bros over lIar els Thea re.
Everything must 60 regardless Of
price. Adv.
Mrs. Fred Foster and Mrs. Harry
Breese of Gage street are guests of
Mrs. William Brant Of Hoosick Falls
for the day
j. Guy Livingston passed the week
end with Mrs. Livingston and daugh-
ter Jane. who are visiting for several
weeks in Rutland.
card party will follow the regular
Injecting OF Bennington grange We'd
tuesday evening, June 1G. Ice cream
and cake will be served.
/ Raymond Thompson has returned to
New York after a visit of two weeks
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. c.
Thompson Of Booth Terrace.
J Francis f. Richards, a former super
intendent of Fairview farms, who for
several days has been visiting in town,
returned Monday to Rochester, N. Y.
Wallace Red in THE Valley of the
Giants" q parts First RUM Pathe
News First RUM, Briggs Comedy
(First Run at Library Theatre today.
ADJ
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Loker re-
turned Sunday TO Troy having passed
\ he week ,end with Mrs. Lockers par
cnts, me-, and Mrs. j. A, Clint of Park
stress s q
United states Senator William P.
Dillingham; of Waterbury, who motor
ed through town Sunday stopped here
briefly to call on Landlord W. H. Der.
Iry OF the Waloomsac Inn.
Misses Minnie G.. and Lillian Levin
and brother Louis Levin passed the
weekend n the home Of their sister
Mrs Aaron Levin, in Springfield. They
made the trip by automobile, returning
Monday morning.
Galen Millar returned Sunday to New
York after' "a visit of two weeks with
his mother Mrs. George A. Millar Of
Main street He was accompanied by
William McGurn, Jr, who intends tc
enter employments with a theatrical
company
Franz n, Eateit3 pf9sfdMt of the
! Yates Chemicssf Icolnpany ofsNew YORK
is stopAihg foT u few Ayys ht The Put
nam ,Ilbuss ksh1't Fatff sis The oldest
son " prof George WTates, who for
many years conducted the Mt Anthony
seminary at Old Bennington.
The playground tennis court is
ready for u,e. Anyone has the priv
ilege OF using. the court by making
proper arrangements with Miss Work
tel 53arM, Balls are not furnished
but rackets may be supplied. Those
sl7ans6 sfeseoafe AHses#ea sos asifoes
Mrs. ]. w. Rice, who has been visit
Af6f segtfsA Id ss ~ the lionfe "a flei
brother, ia. Evans of Pleasant, street
returned to New York Satdray She
was. accompanied home by her little
niece Beatrice Evans, Who VIII be b
guest Of Mrs. Rice FOR several weeks
= Mrs. Eugdne Moulton of Gage street
twas given a surprise party Monday
ievening by about twenty friends in
honor of her birthday anniversary. a
pleasant evening Of music was enjoy
led and light Refreshments were serv
led. In honor of the occasion Mrs
Moulton was presented a percolator.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew p. Mexican Of
Troy announce the engagement Of theil
daughter, Miss Cordela Houghtor
Mexican to Hobart Warren Thompson
IJr.. graduate OF Sheffield Scientific
school, Yale, class OF 1918. Mr.
Thompson is a son of Mr. and Mrs
Hobart w. Thompson of Troy, former
summer residents of Bennington. Miss
Mexican is graduate of the Bennett
school at Millbrook and of Nine
lRieflels school in New York. atu
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