The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-31
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.


Mrs. A. L. Buck Of Arlington was IN
town Friday on business.
Mrs. George Cook of North street IS
visiting her parents in New York.
II. c. Armstrong of the local post.
oflice is spending the day in Read =
bore
Mrs Harold NJ. Sweet of Springfield
is the guest of her mother Mrs. 3, n
Hart.
Mss Marquis McAdoo is visiting at
the home of her mother, Mrs. George
Hawks.
John Powers of New York is visit.
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
/ Powers.
Miss Mary D. Tredericks, who spent
her Christmas in Troy with relatives,
has returned.
Miss Minnie Shea of Troy Is here to
spend New Year with Mrs. Frank
! Moore Of Adams street
/ Mrs. A. y. Hurley went today to
Troy 20 visit her aunt. Mrs. Edward
/ 0Hare, for few days.
Mrs. James Tripp and daughter,
4 Myrtle, OF Pleasant street are spend
Ing few days In Albany.
Miss Bridget Mcclure Of South
SALISBURY IS visiting friends and rel
attves in town for few days.
Nj. and Mrs. Edward Reil are spend
ing the weekend and holiday III Co
! hoes with Mr.. Reil's relatives.
! Mrs. Cecil Killion Of New York Is
1 the guest Of her parents Mir. and Mrs.
Charles Powers OF Grandytew street
William r. Mallory Ct Ohio State
University is spending New Years
with his mother on Bradford street.
Mrs. Iyor Roberts who has been Wis
/ iiting her mother, Mrs John Ahearn,
hiss returned to her home, Kittery, Me.
Miss Eleanor Murphy ha5 returned
to Putney. after a visit with her moth
er, Mrs. c Murphy Of East Main street
Tho public schools OF Bennington
will reopen Tuesday morning, after
being closed for the Christmas va
cation
Lawrence King, Western Union op
orator went today to his home In
Proctor to spend the weekend and
holiday.
Mrs. c. II. Robson Of Depot street.
who was hurt quite badly four weeks
ago, was able to be out Friday for
the first time.
Mrs. Paul Smith, who has been
visiting her mother Mrs d. F, Cronin,
left th morning for her ,iome IN
Washington.
Charles Welles, who is passing his
vacation with his mother and his
aunt, Mrs Il. c. Reynolds was in
town Wednesday.
Hon. Frank l. Fish Of Vergennes,
judge Of the superior court was the
guest Friday night of Mr. and Mrs.
]. J. Stakeholder.
Miss Helen Huljng Carter of North
bennington. who has been visiting
her sister Mrs William Arnold, in
Newton, has returned.
Miss Helen Hodges. who spent
Christmas with her cousin, Miss Eliz-
abeth Goodall left this morning for
her home in Washington
Mr. and Mrs. " A. Houran and chill
drcn, who have been spending the holi
| days with relatives IN town. nave re-
turned to AshburrAam, Mass.
MIR. end Mrs Edward Tessier Of
North Adams sEeut lie holidays with
Mrs. Tesser's parents, Mr. aud Mrs.
! Charles Robson of Depot street.
The annual New Years eve banquet
lof the Bennington lodge of Elks will
take Place tonight The program will
also include vaudeville entertainers.
Mss Elizabeth NJ Houran left this
morning for Boston, where she Is EN-
ployed. Miss Houran has been visit
ing her parents, Alr and Mrs. John
Houran.
Miss Irene Pellerln, who spent Christ
mas with her parents in Utica, is yis'
ting relatives IN town before return
ing to her school Mt. ST. Joseph in
Rutland
Prof. Edward f. Long viii sing the
/ excellent selection, Charity by
/ Faure this evening at the musical hour
of the Watch Night meeting at the
! Methodist church.
Lost-Frlday night, either IN Bap-
! tist church or on Valentine or Union
streets, silver bracelet. Finder please
return to II. W. Myers Ill Union
street and receive reward.
Miss Mary Robinson, who has been
confined to her home suffering from
an injured ankle Is very much i'm.
proved and IS able TO be about with
| the use OF a cane.
Howard /. Hindley editor OF the
Rutland Herald, who spoke Friday
/ evening before the Bennington club,
was the guest Of Mr. and Mrs, Frank
/ Il. Howe, during his stay in town.
Cards announcing the marriage of
Miss Martha lockwood Pratt, daugh-
ter of Or. FREDERICK S Pratt, to Paul
/ Allon Buttr'ck Of Scarsdale. n y,
have been received here The mar
riage took place on December % at
! Reyal Esthonia.
The Cooper Estate bow Ing team
won their fifth straight game from
the Independent five on the Y NJ G..
A. alleys Friday night The bowling
was only mediocre W. Moore was
high man with 4S5 with J. Comar
close behind with 47S.
Mrs. Miles Guynup and two sons of
Mechanicyil'e are visiting in Benning.
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