The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-05
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/ tShS W. S6ey
Robert Long of Pittsfield spent
Easter with his father, e. &. Long.
Wilbur Lambert, who spent Easter
at his home here, returned today to
Hartford.
There will be a dance at Foreste.s'
hall this evening. Opposite the Lii
brary. ADV.
James Campbell of New Britain.
Conn, former resident passed the
week end here.
Miss Rose Thomeyer Of Troy is a
guest of her cousin, Miss Helen Ilur-
Hey of North street.
4 Don't miss the big novelty electri-
cal act, Art, Beauty, and Dance, Harte
Theatre today. Adv.
Miss Catherine Mitchell of Burling
ton is visiting her sister, Mrs. John
i Murphy Of Lincoln street.
Vaudeville-Big, $500 Keith novel
Ity electrical act, Art, Beauty and
Dance. Harte Theat.e today. ADV.
The annual meeting and election Of
Mt. Anthony lodge f. and A. NJ. viii
take place on Tuesday evening,
April 6.
Miss Elizabeth ,Mackey of Blackin-
ten is visiting a. the home of her
uncle, B. A. Quinlan of Washington
street.
There will be no gym class Tues
day evening at Welfare hall for young
women, but the class will be held as
usual next week.
Miss Hazel Crossman, chief opera
tor at the local telephone exchange,
4 is at her home in Manchester on a
/ vacation of two weeks.
DT. and Mrs. Frank Grennan and
daughter, Mary. Frances, Of Science
tady are guests at the home of the
Misses Grennan OF Spring street.
Miss Carrie Wood, teacher in the
Cora b. Whitney school, left this
morning for Springfield where she
will spend the spring vacation OF a
week.
/ Miss Alice Brown returned to Rut-
land today after visit of few days
with Miss Fannie Barber. forme
classmate at the Bennington high
! school,
I Rev ]. C. Fo.t, who was in town
Ito spend Easter at the home of his
mother-in-iaw. Mrs. Grace Townsend
of Gage street left today for his
home in Chicago.
John H Kelley, former overseer of
the finishing room for the Cooper
Manufacturing company but now To-
Gated in Winsted, Conn, was in the
, village over Easter.
Mrs. NJ. J. Mahar and niece, Mrs
Mary Grundhuhoeser were at the
home OF Mrs. Mahar's brother.
Michael Costello, in North Adams for
over the week end.
Duane r. Bassett left the last o..
the week for New York having com
pleted vacation Of a few days.whieh
he spent with his mother. Mrs. Ida
Basset. o, Gage street.
( Sandy McNeilly, Mrs. McNeilly and
little daughter have arrived at Old
Bennington from Elmhurst, lll. Mr..
McNeilly is to be enjoyed as gard.
eneH on the Colgate properly.
I Walter Fl. Steiner, formerly of
Brooklyn, has superseded Thomas
Foster as butter maker at Fill
more Farms. Mr. Foster recently
purchased a farm in West ,Benning.
ton.
f. Clifford Shaw, Bennington coun.
ty farm agent, who has been in the
northern part of the state recuperat.
ing from severe attack of influenza,
has returned and has resumed the
work OF his Office
There will be a regular meeting OF
Miriam Rebekah lodge Tuesday eve
ming at 8 O'Clock. A rehearsal of de.
gree work will foaow the business
session and all officers and members
are requested to be present.
Richard J. Galu3ha, two and a helf
years Oil son of Kendall Galusha,
formerly of Bennington, underwent
three operations Wednesday at the
Sacred Heart hospital in Allentown,
Pa. The little chap is reported to be
doing nicely.
Under the Black Cat Textiles Com
pany's modern system Of teaching
girls, beginners become expert sew
ing machine operators in short
time, earning fixed weekly wage