The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-05
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Briefly for susy Readers
| Mrs. j. NJ. Ayres left today for New
York where she will stop for few
days with Mrs. Elmer Ayres.
Leslie o. F'rizzell, linotype opera
tor at The Banner Office, returned Sun
day from visit of a few days in Bos
ton
| Mrs. Jennie Connolly of Division
street, who has been quite i'll of ton
silitis, is reported to be slightly i'm
proved.
A telephone has recently been in.
stalled in the home Of Mrs. Ana Me
Govern of Maple street. The number
is 145-W.
Marshall R. Clark, student at
Springfield College, has returned
there after spending his vacation at
his home here.
Telephone aare9 Wednesday, even
Fling. December at Hawks hall.
Hurley's orchestra. Rig THE as
sured! Adv.
AulpSCS lNitl gnu DU5SlS II itkSCi llst =
returned to Cambridge, after visit
of few days at the home. Of their
aunt, Mrs. Anastasla Culliton.
Wa Martha Stebbins, principal OF
Highland School, Millers Falls. Mass.
liz stunned 10 her duties after two
weeks walton, spent with her sister,
Mrs. William c. Clark
Tho Red Team OF the Baptist
church will be entertained Tuesday
evening by Mrs. Harry Moaes OF
Grandyiew street AL young ladies'
OF tho church ara i,s1,ted.
She was willing to elope with an
other man on her bridal night. Did
she really love her husband? See
Alice Braday In His Bridal Night
Library Theatre today Adv
Ten minutes after she married HIN
she decided that she no longer loved
him and was going to get divorce.
See Alice Brady in His Bridal
Night" Library Theatre today ADV.
Miss Marjorie Smith returned Sat
urday from vacation Of two wees
which she spent at her home In Nj.
antic, Conn. She resumed work this
morning in the office OF Dewitt e.
Lewis, optician.
Miss Hazel Work, recreation sup
cry sor, returned the latter part OF
the week from New York where she
passed the holidays with friends. Her
regula' recreation classes will be re.
sumed this week
Mrs Adelbert Hurley, who a few
weeks ago underwent an operation at
the Putnam Memorial hospital return
cd Sunday to her homo on Branch
street. NJ 5. Hurley's condition is
much improved,
Mir. and Mrs. Aaron Levin returned
Saturday from brief wedding trip in
Lakewood, n. J. They passed the
week end with Mrs. Leyin's parents,
NJ. and Mrs. Nathan Levin at their
home on North street and left this
morning for their new home in
Springfield.
Mrs. Burt G. Harrington and little
daughter, Jane, returneds Sunday from
Albany wher they have been pass ng
the holidays at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. Thomas McGrail. Mrs. McGrall
is a sister of Mrs. Harrington. Mr.
Harrington went to Albany Saturday
to accompany them home.
Rev. Philip Schuyler of Portland
Me, who was in town Saturday to Of
flciate at the funeral Of the late Fred
II. Wilder was enterta ned over Sun
day at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
George f. Graves. He returned today
to PortlandMr. Schuyler is a 70 mer
rector of 81. Peters church.
Bennington Grange will hold regu
lar meeting on Wednesday evening
when the officers for the year will be
installed. Refreshments vii be
served under direction Of Miss Gladys
Elwel, chairman OF the committee.
All lady members who have not been
otherwise solicited Will please bring
sandwiches O. doughnuts.
Miss May Fischer, who has temp.
orarily been acting as district nurse
will leave the latter part of the week
for New York. She will be engaged
in hospital work in the city during
the remainder of the winter. Miss
Mary Frederics, former district
nu SO, viii be in charge OF the de
trict nursing here until a permanent
nurse can be secured for the. work.