The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-30
BElQNITQG ION BRIEFS
News Of the Towr ard Village Teil
Briefly for Busy Readers

'~''S 49,
New sage cheese, Estes Market.
Adv.
Vernon Fields of Arlington, is in
town for a few days.
Leo Moran has accepted a position
with the Lincoln company.
Creamery butter rich cheese, and
eggs. Estes Market. ADV.
New potatoes-Number one stock,
S5 cents a peck at Estes. ADV.
Miss Mildred Bolts of Orange, N.
IT,, is visiting Miss Beulah Evans.
Alfred Cote has returned after
four week. vacat on in Montreal and
Quebec.
Mrs William r. Morgan and Mrs
IL. Il. Macomber are spending the day
in Albany
James Lonegan of Burlington was
in town Thursday afternoon on Il
business trip,
NJ. ]. burlington, Jr., has commenc-
ed work on the new concrete bridge
lin Woodford hollow
Miss Nancy Haggerty has returned
to her home in Mechancville after
an extended visit with friends.
Stewart Mathew, chauffeur for Ed
ward Fl. Everett, is confined to his
home with sprained ankle
Born. Tuesday. July 20, at the Put
nam Memorial hospital, son to Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Harwood of Dorset
Mrs. Alfred Cote and daughter JOS
ephine, have returned from a two
weeks vacation in Massachusetts and
Rhode Island,
There will be NEE ing CT the
class of 1920 at the home Of Miss
Alice Murray on School street, Friday
evening, August 9Th
James c. Co,gates party for the
children of the Playground will be
postponed on account of the rain UNI
til next Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Helen r, Johnson of Old Ben
nington will leave Saturday fer Watch
Hill, r l., where she viii spend several
weeks at The Ocean House"
Mrs. Francis Thompson of Division
place. who recently underwent an op.
Grafton ON her ankle at the Putnam
y Memorial hospital, is getting along
nicely.
Members of the Young Woman's club
who are interested in swimming are
requested to meet at the shelter house
at the playground Saturday afternoon
: at O'Clock.
Miss Elizabeth Goodall left this
afternoon for Lake George where sh
e viii pass the week end with Mrs f. c
S Bennett and daughter, Miss EstellC
e Bennett, who are at the lake for the
e summer
Mrs. william J. Meagber and Mrs
Clarence l.. Holden will pour tea Sat
e urday afternoon at the Mt Anthony
e Country club. A dance viii be giyet
3 during tha evening for members o
S the club and their guests
y Mrs Edward b. Huling and daughte
9 Miss Katherine Hulihg have gone t
r Magnolia, Mass, where they vii
5 spend the month OF August at tn
n Oceanside Hotel NJ IS Betty Hul.n
with Join hes mo her and sister a
d Magnolia in a few days
= Mrs. Laura Moon and Fred Allel
> who were injured IN the accident Thur
= day noon at the Old Remington raj
- road crossing were alb e during tn
. evening to leave the Putnam Memoria
hospital and reutrn to their respectiv
homes. Although each was badly GU
and bruised ii is believed there wer
! no serious injuries.
, Fred Goodbeau, an employee of tn
: Holden. Leonard mill, had his RICH
+ hand badly injured Thursday Afternoon
D while running buzz-planer He wa
q rushed to the Putnam hospital an,
Friday morning It was learned that
finger on the ght hand had to he am
putated and that his thumb was badl
injured
, Mrs. r s. Noyes of San Domingo
who is spending the summer with he
parent9, Mr. and Mrs. L. b. Surdan
Of North Bennington. left Wednesda,
for New York to meet her husband
who will spend vacation of severa
weeks here. Mr. Noyes is major il
q the United States army at San Domin
;. 90 and with Mrs Noyes will probabl!
p. go to Philadelphia for brief stay be