The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-26
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George Johnston IS on the sick list.


Harry Pike was home over the week
end,
Miss Elvina Seney is working for
Mrs. Mathew.
Claud Maher is a business visitor in
Brattleboro this week.
Miss Eva Murphy spent the week
end with friends In Troy.
William Headle is working for II. A.
Parsons IN his general store.
Dr. and Mrs. Cr.wley and son Fran
els spent Monday in North Adams,
Mrs. f. II. Crowley and sen, Francis
are visiting friends in Greenfield,
Mass.
Mrs. F. NJ. sprague is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Guy Tudor in Brattle-
-Nrc
daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Duperau.t Wednesday,
January 49,
Lewis Louisele and Miss Laurel
Louisel'e are confined to the house
with severe colds
Lewis Daldose of North Adams,
Mass, was in town on business sever.
al days last week
Rev ]. A. Donald was in Burlington
last week attending a conference Of
Baptist ministers
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pope and
daughter, Rita, left Friday for few
days stay in Boston
Albert Serafln has sold his farm on
North Hill and Will Move to the vii.
lage in the near future.
Mrs. c. }. Mathew and son, Malcolm
are spending few days with Mr.. Ma
hens parents in Wilmington.
Mrs. Eugene blanchard returned
Tuesday, after spending several days
WITH friends In North Adams.
Miss Pauline Leterneau had her
tcnsils removed Tuesday morning,
Rr, Crowley is attending her.
Miss Blanche Sprague Of Greenfield
Mass. spent the week end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. sprague.
Mrs, Cyrus Carpenter has returned
N2nle, after spending seYer4l weeks
Nith hex daughter, Mrs. George Belou
III Whitingham
Allie Chase returned Thursday
enoal "a two weeks to Vacation spent
with h S sens ihm Bri,hser 1T, Conn,
and New York City 500 eoY aT
Mrs. Walter DAVIS and child have
returned to Their home In Monroe,
Mass, after spending two weeks With
her sister, Mrs Henry Bernard
Mrs. Allie Chase left Thursday
morning for Boston, having received
word that her daughter inlaw, Mrs.
Orren Bowen, was in a critical condl.
ton.
Mr. and Mrs 0. A, Carpenter re-
turned Monday from No emere, y.
j., where they have ~ NJ several
months with their dac liter, Mrs.
George Mathers.
Awelio and Angel Oar n. who
moved to Detroit, M'ch, last spr ng,
returned tc this place Wednesday
W tn their families Aurelio is work
ng for Valentine DARN in the plumb
ing business
About so people. members of the
Baptist Sunday school here, enjoyed
a eigh ride to Whit ngham Friday
evening when the Ladies' Aid society
OF that church 7 1yided a supper
About 20 people from W I'm ngton
were present and after the supper all
Joined in singing several songs and
then an cary departure was made
Everyone pronounced the evening a
very enjoyable one
It~is rumorcd that II. A. Spencer is
to build garage this coming spring
on the vacant let adjoining his store,
Mr.. Spencer made some repa on the
Sensig store building last year with
the attention OF making it into a
permanent garage, but after one sea
son it proved &c be too small to &C
commodate all corners. WI lie plans
are not al completed, t is believed
that temporary structure viii be
but t to take care OF early spring
business, while work on the large
building s in progress.
MSS Mabel Brown Of tn town and
Malcolm Ward of Springfield Mass,
were quietly married Saturday even.
ling in Greenfield, Mass The cere.
mony was performed BY the Methodist
pastor, Rev. McLeon at the parsonage
The couple were attend by Miss Car
olyn Brown Of this town. sister Of the
BIZ de, and Willard Bowman OF Green
fed. Directly following the cere.
mony the couple left for Chicopee
Falls, Mass, where they will make
their home for the present, Mr.
Ward hold a position with the Potter
Grain company as manager OF their
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