The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-14
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Miss L, NJ Barney was in Troy
Friday.
Mrs. E. C. Bennett spent Friday
in Albany.
Miss Matte Geer of School street
is i'll of the grip.
Mrs. Mary A. McDermett OF Park
street is i'll Of bronchitis
Mems 4 buckle overshoes on sale for
$3.50 at the New York store,--Adv
WANTED--I4ady clerk for whole or
| part OF day Apply Western Union OF
flee. este
Mrs. Alice Farnum entered the
Putnam Memorial hospital FRIDAY fer
treatment
Harold Griswold. who has been
quite i'll of the grip is on the gain
and is able to be out again.
Last showing today CT Eyes Of
Youth at Library Theatre Ask
those who saw it yesterday. Adv.
Miss Lulu, Gokay of Union street
who has been i'll of the grip. is con-
va SbSiu6 diiu 10 bDit W NC upous
again
You are. all invited to a maple sug-
ar eat and social at the Catholic For
ersters hall, Feb. II, Admission rs
cents. ADV.
Miss Mary Hurley of Elm street
has been assisting the past week in
the Office of the Bennington Hosiery
company
Mrs. Grace j. Cheeyer OF Spring
field is in town on business. Mrs.
Cheever is a daughter of the late DR..
H. C. Day. Il,
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl o. Estes will
leave Sunday for New York and will
be in attendance next week al the
annual toy show.
The most remarkable attraction
that has ever Played Bennington,
Clara Kimbail Young in Eyes of
Youth. Last showing at Library
Theatre today. Adv
The Daughters of Isabella will
hold card party, Monday evening,
Feb 16 instead of Tuesday as prev.
iously planned. The public is cordi-
ally invi.e Adv 25t2
Miss Elizabeth Nolan and Miss
Helen Dwyer of Hoosick Fa'ls are
passing the week end at the home OF
Miss Nolan's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
F. P. Nolan Of Jefferson street.
Ned McGurn. son of Mr. and Mrs.
William McGurn of North street,
was taken suddenly Ill Friday and un
derwent an operation for appended
It's early this morning at the Putnam
Memorial hospital.
To Rent Sugar bush 10 let on
shares or rent. Consists of 200 to
400 trees and sap house. II you have
buckets and equipment and are inter
ested advise Florence f, Lyons, Srat
ton Place. Tel. 1865. Eats
Among those who went to Troy this
morning to attend the funeral of Rob
ert Guiltinan We Miss Bridget Gren-
nan, Miss BESSIE Morrlssey. Mr.. and
Mrs. David T. Murray, Mrs. D. A.
Gutitnan and F. P. Nolan.
supt. G P. Martin of the Vermont
Soldiers home and guest, Charles
Beach of Burling on, are in Brandon
for the day attending a meeting of
the trustees OF the Soldiers home
which has been called to choose a
president TO succeed the late Hugh
Henry of Chester.
Because of the delay in shipment
from Troy due to recent storms, the
Bennington Sanitary Laundry was un
able to make deliveries this week
The laundry, however, has arrived
and those who desire may procure
same by calling at rear CT Cart
wrights barber shop 116 North
street. Deliveries will be made next
week. Adv
The Collie bitch Bobolink bred by
II. Shields, owner of the Ber
gemont kennels at Old Bennington.
was one CT the features in the Collie
classes at the recent show in New
York. In one of the keenest compe-
titions in Collie classes seen in New
York in years Bobolink won second
prize In the novice class, second in
the graduate class for dogs and
bitches and third in the limit class.
Bobolink also was placed first in the
special as the best Collie shown by
a New England breeder