The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-07
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Adams on Thursday visiting friends.
Crosby Perry of Leominster, Mass,
was an over the Fourth visitor, here.
Miss Mabel Brown was weekend
guest with friends in Springfield.
Mass.
Harry Pike of North Adams spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. j. Pike.
DR.. LaHiff of Keene, N. H., was
bushes visitor in town for few
days last week.
Miss Elvina Seney/h has been the
guest of friends in Greenfield, Mass,
for the past week.
Mrs. Charles Cain has been visitor
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. George
Canedy in Stamford
Rev. j. Alex Donald LETT here Mon
day morning to attend church con-
vention in Newport, vt.
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Gould of Green
field, Mass, were over the Fourth
visitors at Mrs. Jennie Goulds.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bailey Of Ash
field Mass, were oyef-Sunday visitors
here with friends and relatives
Clyde Reed has purchased a new
bort car, having first appeared with it
on the streets, last Thursday.
Mrs. Mile Caney of Newburgh, N.
Y, has been the guest. of her sister
Mrs. A. j. Chase for the past few days.
Miss Gladys Hicks of North Adams
has been visiting for the past few days
! at the home of Miss Blanche Spragne
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Bishop and Mr.,
and Mrs. Neal Dolan motored to North
. Adams the last of the week on bust
1ness.
= Frank Barre was in Albany, N. Y,
Hast Tuesday, where he received treat
, ment for his Injured arm, from spec
ialist
Mrs. Florence Schontag of Shelbune
! Falls Mass, has been visiting Mrs.
= Harriet ingalls,, since the first OF the
slweek. H{sf
l. X Lawrence seney retufred TO Wor-
Icester, Mass. on Monday afternoon
after u short visit with his parents,
: Mr. and Mrs E T. Seney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Loiselle and
family have moved from their former
tenement on Tunnel street to one of
the apartments in the Stowe block.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Carter and daugh-
err, Marion, have returned home from
their recent vacation in Cochituate
Mass, with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II
Carter.
A civil service examination for the
county of bennington will be held at
Bennington and Readshoro on Satur
Il day, July 10, to- fill the position offural
i liGiii carrier ins this town.
4 sSHaHold Crosier, who has been at
tending the University Of Vermont for
the past year fs spending part of his
I ImcatiuhiWih Bis grand parents, Mr.
= and Mrs Frank Crosier,
W. B. seneS and family, with his
4 Ifatber-in,.aw, NH. Cook, Of Gloversyille
\ IN Y, returnedETpesday TO their home
| there, after an extended visit With Mr.
and Mrs. f. Ta Seneya
| Mrs. Guy Tatlor and two children
Bernard iand Paul. of Brattleboro, gefI
/ Fh&e tha. lat fpf the week for theiI
home there. aftsr spending "a few days
with Mr., and Yrs. r. NJ. spragua.
| The monthly church supper Of the
l.ILadie4 Aid society will be held in the
'ftve5try o.. the Baptist church on mex
III Thursdaw evenings July Sth from $685.
4 to 1850 o'ciqriS TO which all DIRE cordial
lily invited.
II Mrs. Peter Latourneau has beer
| spending a vacation fifth friends anc
| relatives In Springfield, Mass Will,
her son, William, Is on a months va
cation with friends and relatives IL
| Troy N. Y,
| Mrs. Charles Williams and sol
! Charles, of Melrose. Mass, and alst
Mrs. Ellwood Howard and two child
rem, Richard and Dorothy. of SAUCER
vile. Me-, were visitors all last weel
at the hme of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j
Chase.
| Leo Carpenter was the guest o
friends and relatives in both Green
field and Springfield, Mass, last week
Mr. and Mrs George e. Fuller hav
moved into the upper tenement of tn
Carpenter block on Main street, fror
their farm on the outskirts of . tn
town.
II The local baseball team played tn
| North Adams A. c., on the HON
| | grounds here Monday afternoon, beat
ng the visiting team by the narroN
margin of s to Z. A double header wa
| scheduled but owing to the )lateness o
! | the hour when the first game was fir
| ! ished, only one game was played.
II The silent policeman" which was rt
Gently installed by the village author
! ties at the junction of Main and TuI
: mel streets, has proven to be quit
= satisfactory in directing the local ira
~ tic at this place This corner, 70
some years past, has been rather dal
gerous to the motorists, particular
to those that are unacquainted wit
this vicinity.
AS result of the severe storm tina
swept through this section ON las
Tuesday, late in the afternoon, larg
poplar tree in front of the residenc
Aof h. Eraili on School street wa
blown over in such manner that
necessitated the cutting the tree dow
All over the town. many lmbs weI
~ A. IL -.