The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-16

delegation at the reception given by
Gov. Calvin Coolidge, republican nom
nee for epresident, at the COVER
nor's boyhood home at Plymouth We'd
nesday af ernoon. The party motored
TO and from Plymouth in Mr.. Gibson S
and Mr.. Cooper's cars and We're accom-
panied by Frederick H. Rabbit of
Bellows Falls one of the candidates for
the republican nomination for governor
who has been in Bennington for sever
al days John Ii. Piddocid Of Windsor,
chairman ofithe state republican com
mittee joined the party on IFS return
"trip to Bennington 9T ei eaoifaatH l4e
o'Apsel Bpas is lip Arlington today on
ousiHess' w4 }s4j 'sidgi 81 i0 ID
Il. Il. Nile5.of rowhh was in town
on business Thursday i1q8f e3a1f
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+ Mrs. Anna Percy OF Elm street h
Visiting in Springfield
( T. H. Nichols is able TO be out again
after few days Illness. .a. "a
IeaEdwatd Briggs is in Dorset on bust
ness FOR II. II. Warren I'll
Mrs. X. O, Estes of Silver street has
recovered from a few days illness.
Mrs. Hilard Fay returned Thursday
from weeks outing at Lake Bomoseen
Miss Hope Tompkins, clerk in the
store of Miss l.. NJ Barney, is enjoy
ing few days vacation.
Miss Alice Stone and Miss Alma
Lacross have returned from n visit OF
ten days in Springfield and Holyoke
Harley Bowles and daughter Mrs.
Howard Mamie yof Rutland, Miss Ruth
Bates and Edward Stone are in Dorset
for the day.
Rev. r, M. L. Holt and family OF
Trenton, N. j., and William G. Foster
tof Nyaek, ~ Y, are at Sunset Camp.
Barbers Pines. for the summer.
Mrs. Robert E Healy. who several
weeks ago, severely injured her right
ankle as the result of fall Is able to
be out again with the aid of cane.
Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Parish and son
John, OF Elizabeth, N. j., arrived this
afternoon for visit at the home of
Mrs Parish's father. C. A, Wood OF
Main street.
Mr., and Mrs, Felix Bradley and son
Leo Of Creston, Iowa, are visiting at
the home of Mrs. Bradley's sister, Mrs.
My Cone on the North Bennington
road.
Mr.. and Mrs, Owen WATSON of Cad
do Texas who are on a tour of the
northern states are spending a few
lays with Mr. and Mrs. George Small
OF West Main street
The funeral of thelate Inland X.
Methers was held Thursday afternoon
at 2 o'clock from the Walbridge un-
Iertaking rooms. The interment was
Il the cemetery at South SALISBURY.
Rev W. G. Towart officiated
Mr. and Mrs. George Neil, who have
>een guests Of DR.. and Mrs. William
B. Walker of Pleasant street, have re-
| 'NA&ANu " 1OuOtS. MI. we'll WAS lot
many years engaged in the manufac-
| .ure OF knit goods in Coboes and be-
| leyes he is not only the Oldest but one
II the pioneers in this industry in
western New York and southern Yer
mont. He comedies priority to Col.
L. f. Abbott OF Bennington. The late
ieorge Dakin was at one time employ
I'd as knitted in Mr.. Neils mill.
Miss Hazel Work who for the past
'ear has been employed as recreation
supervisor by the Public Welfare as
location, left Bennington Thursday
for Montreal where she will visit with
friends for a few weeks previous to
Joining her parents who are in camp al
lake Geneva, Wis. Miss Work has
made many friends in Bennington
especially among the younger people
Mss Works parents have sold their
home in Kansas and after spending q
portion of the summer at Lake Geneva
Will tour across the continent to theii
new home, Long Beach, Calf