The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

! Barry Wellington OF Troy spent
Labor Day at Old Bennington.
! Miss Helen Morrissey has returned
from stay Of two weeks In Troy.
A superior attraction, 1.-THE Witch.
ing Hour, with Elliot Dexter. Harte
Theatre today. -
Raymond Thompson, now employed
in New York is visiting at his home
In bennington. A0h,9
Mr.. and Mrs. Wintersten OF Schen-
ectady We're guests over the holiday
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont Barnes of
South street. u p.que
! Carter Hal and family OF Glens
Falls are guests Of Mrs. Samuel Hall,
Old Bennington.
! Guy Murray OF New York spent the
week end and holiday with his family
Il Old Bennington.
Miss Rose Depeau OF New Bedford,
Mass. is visiting Miss Laura Tet.
rault OF North street.
c. Thornton. who has been the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Guy b. Johnson, LETT
Monday for Boston.
The Witchipg Hour" with f liot
Dexter. is worth going miles to see.
llarte Theatre today
a telephone has been installed al
the home OF Louis Bushee on North
street. number 1912. 44toH
Miss Christine Bennett has return.
ed from Found Lake. Where she has
been spending the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harrington and
Mr.. aud Mrs. Leslie Becker attended
the North Adams Fair Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Morse and CHI.
dren and Hiram Madison attended
the North Adams Fair yesterday
Born, Saturday, September 3,
son, Charles Walter. to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Reynolds OF School street.
Miss Jessie Harris left Monday for
Montpelier where she is to teach
school during the coming year.
Miss Helen Gavin, who has been Wis.
Ting Mrs Thomas Sfattery OF South
street. has returned to New York city.
Carries f. Merrill of Old Benn.ng.
ton and James Silk OF this village at.
tended the North Adams Fair yester.
day.
4. n. Kennon, who has been on his
farm on Maple Hill for the past two
months. has returned to Greenfield.
Mass.
Mrs. Stephen Shippey returned this
morning to her. home In Northheld
She has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
John &. Clark +
Mr.. and Mrs, Herman Erben OF
Schenectady and Old Bennington are
spending the month of September IN
Gloucester, Mass,
Mr.. and Mira Warren Lyman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Lyman Of vii.
minston were IL town Monday and
called on friends
Mrs. c. S. Morse OF North Branch
street who has been confined TO the
house for the past week with Illness,
is able to be out again.
John Robinson Of Boston. who has
been spending two weeks with his
aunts Misses Mary. and Luu Robin
son left Monday Tor home.
Miss Sarah ThiIman. who has been
oass.ns july and August at one OF
Name resorts, is guest at the Wa
loomsac Inn Tor a few weeks.
Mrs. James DIN and children of
Mechanicyile spent Saturday with
Mr.. Oins parents. Mr. and Mrs.
John DIN of North Branch street
Miss Maude Harris has gone to
MontclaIr n. j., where she has ac.
cepted u position as teacher in the
public schools for the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Gallagher accom-
pan ed by Miss Mary Hyde and Miss
Laura Vangorder motored to Provi-
dence. X. l.. Sunday. for the holiday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold II. Jolley OF
Schenectady who have been the
guests OF Dr. and Mrs. william b,
Walker Tor few days. Lave returned.
Miss Edna Waldron and Miss Irene
Murphy, who spent the weekend and
holiday at their respective homes in
Bennington, returned this morning to
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Maxon OF Troy
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Peckham
Of Little Falls we're week end guests
Of their mother Mrs, Fri MaIon OF
Scott street
II. William Swarzwald and Otto
Steck have returned from Montreal.
They made 800 miles by motor IN ten
hours and returned to New York. Sun
day morning via the Mohawk Trai'.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Wilkinson and
daughter Virginia Cox. have returned
TO their home in Forest Mills. They
have been spending the summer with
Miss Margaret Cox Of North street.
The public schools of Bennington
and North Remington and the paro.
t3ial schools open today. The regis.
tration is not yet complete as many
OF the children were away over the
holiday and have not yet returned
II. f. Dumas, River street. has grow
ing in his garden castor oil beans
that have grown to the height OF Int,
; in, while the stalk measures q
inches in circumference and the
leaves measure 80 inches across. They
make very pretty ornamental plant
EAST ARLINGTON.