The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-06
aENNlNG' ON BRIEFS
Nrms Of gne To.B snd Rsl!As% Tsss
arIstiy foe Busy fa3aers

y lhenI,
Earl Barrett OF Hartford, Conn,
spent the week end in town with
friends
Mr. and Mrs. John Elwell have re
turned from their honeymoon and are
living on Burgess road.
s. A. Patterson has delivered a
Harley.Davidson motorcycle to John
H. Hart of East Main street
Miss Marcia Carpenter and niece,
Victoria, and nephew, Billy, attended
the circus at Albany Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth lockwood has gone
to birmingham, Penn, to attend the
Mountain summer school Of music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Fienberg have
! been called to New York by the seri-
Gus Illness of Mrs. Fienbergs mother
Wanted by e. Il. Waist Co., sew
ing machine operators. VIII pay
day wages while earning Advertise
llnent. 49tG
| Mr. and Mrs Max Feinberg are IN
| New York city, called there by the
serious Illness Of Mrs. Feinberg' S
mother
/ Mrs. Martha D. Wells, who has been
visiting at the home Of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Dewey, returned
today to her home in Baltimore.
Miss Mary Collins, nurse in train
ing at -ie Samaritan hospital in Troy,
spent the weekend with her mother,
Mrs. Anna Collins of Bradford street
Leonard Richman of South Manches-
ter Conn. and Fred O. Alden Of Rock.
vile, Conn, spent the week end at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur j.
Elwell
Claude Gokay, who is stationed at
Newport and who IS connected with
the Internal revenue department, IS
at his home here on a vacation OF
ten days.
In the informal golf tournament at
Mt. Anthony country club Monday
Hamilton Shields played the first
nine holes in 81 which is the best
amateur record of the season.
IS. Leslie f. Smith of Kingston,
~ i " - tit bHNat lot u low NdNS VI
| Fred w. Spear at his home on School
I street Mrs. Smith was formerly
Miss Myrtle Lasher OF Bennington,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Armstrong and
/ two sons, who have been visiting at
! the home OF Mrs. Armstrong; parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ed. Walbridge. ieturn-
' ed Tuesday to their home in Spring
I field, Mass.
r Mr. and Mrs Arthur Reil, Mrs. Fred
| Rel and son and Mrs. Alblma Rel,
3 who have been the guests Tor a few
? days of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reil
\ OF Adams street, have returned to
, their home in Cohoes.
] Miss |. G. Goss. who has been the
/ Western Union operator here for the
. larger portion Of the time during 5ev
eral years. aud MIC was recently trans
. ferred, is now connected with sum
/. mer office in the White Mountain
region
The Bennington Fire Department
will meet at Stark Hose rooms Wei.
nesday evening, July 9Th. at o'cloc,,
to make arrangements for the Yer
mont Firemens association tourna-
ment and observation-disclosures
: ment. 47ti
4 A regular meeting Of the Sons OF
n Veterans will be held at Grand Army
hall Thursday evening at O'Clock
Business OF Importance TO every
g member will be discussed and a large
:. attendance Is requested Refresh
ments will be served.
r Mr.. and Mrs Sam Greenburg Of
+ Manchester Depot were Bennington
2, Wis tors Wednesday. Mrs. Greenburl
recently arrived in this country from
G Bakm, Poland. where she and her
d three children had been he'd lnce the
e beginning OF the World war
r Elaine Hammersten in "The Cir
5. From Nowhere a story that moves
n swiftly from beginning to end. Buster
Keaton in THE High Sign" and "Th,
d Holy City" the pictures show the ma
T. tives in their daily life and the curl
II Gus visitors from abroad. Harte Thea
h tire. today. Advertisement
A dentaI elm c win be held at IN,
4. school house at West Sandgate u
y. morrow Miss Dora NJ Clark. q,
"a Red Cross nurse. was in Sandgat'
Monday and made the preliminary ar
arrangements. Dr. +. S. Braley and II
II y. Jenney of this village will be n
u attendance during the larger portion
IS OF the day.
u Miss Carolyn Clark, daughter o
Mr. and Mrs. William G.. Clark o
ID Grove street. graduated on June Q
from the Bishop Memorial train NJ
IS school for nurses in Pittsield Sin
will finish her duties at the House O
% Mercy hospital on July 20. Mia
~ Clark will stay with her mother VIII
- Is taking osteopathic treatment Il
~ P.tts6eld Mrs, Clark Is improving Il
- health, but not as rapidly rs he
!" friends could wish A postcar
shower IS being planned for her o.
her birthday July IL. Her address /
is l.ongfellow, Ave. Pittsleld. Mass
le. Walter r. Stickles, G., is dead at hi
l.; home in Lanesboro. Mass. He was i
" six weeks. He was born in Shafts
OF bury. the son of Robert and Mar
III Stolles. He is survived by his widow
ct Mary T.. Stickles one daughter, Haiti
Van Alstyne, of Lanesboro. Mass. an
three sisters, Mrs. Bert Sanders. q
South street, this village: Mrs. Joh
- Atwood of Springfield VT. and Mrs
a Charles Fowler of Lanesboro. TIL
4 funeral was held at his late HON
4 Tuesday at 2.30 p m, The Rev st,