The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.


was in town Saturday afternoon
Miss Veronica Tulip of Arlington
was in town Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Herbert Burgess spent the
weekend with her sister at North
Adam.
Miss Marjorie Lyons, who is EN-.
ployed at Pittsfeld, spent Sunday at
her home.
Miss Harriet Putnam OF Worcester
Mass, is tie guest of her sister, Mrs
Il. L. Sibley.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Marsceille
spent the week end with his parents
at Brandon.
Miss Flora Murphy of Dewey street
will entertain Gage street circle Tues
day evening.
Choice varieties of early and med
iium tomato plants. f. e. Howe, 23S
South street.
Dir. Illingworth has room at this
stables on West Main street for four
cars. Tel. $50. 33t3*
Mrs. W. S. Boynton is assisting at
the First National bank during the
vacation period
| d. j. Kane returned this afternoon
from Poultney where he spent the
weekend with his family.
The Baptist ladies will meet at the
church Wednesday afternoon to finish
quilt. Please come early and bring
/ thimble.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the American Legion Auxiliary will
be held in the Welfare rooms, toniilt
at oc'ock.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beasley Of
Springfield, Mass, spent the week.
end with Mrs Beasley's mother, Mrs.
Florence DeBen.
I Mr.. and Mrs. William Fonteneau
and family and Mrs. Mary Burgess
motored to North Adams Sunday to
visit Mrs. John Ryan
Just few more tomato plants.
Early, medium or late. Just the time
] II.
Howe. 29S South St
No matter how simple dinner may
be, it can be finished in grand style
with a dessert favored with one Of
Bakers famous havoring extracts. .
Born, Sunday afternoon June lat
Putnam Memorial hospital a son.
John Samuel, weighing Z 1.2 pounds.
to Mr.. and Mrs j. Lawrence Girls.
void.
Charles King, age 60 years, died
very suddenly of heart disease Sun
day evening, at the home of his
daughter, Mrs Edward Newman Of
Grove street.
There will be regular meeting of
Temple Chapter, r. \. NJ, at Ma.
sonic Temple this evening at s
O'Clock. The Mark Master degree
Will be conferred
The regular weekly drills os the
Howitzer company will be held to.
night instead OF Tuesday evening.
Sergt A. p Malone will be present
for special instruction.
b. W. Howes. district representa-
tive Of the Hupp Motor corporation OF
Detroit, and Roland Malarney. as.
sistant manager for the Jeffrey.Nich-
OILS company are the guests today of
S. b. Hawks,
Charles Noonan and daughter
Alice, MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Fortier.
! Nrc Haorgn Igarrfg o,d 80. o..
all of Schenectady, spent Sunday at
fhe home OF Mrs. James +. Cone of
Mckinley street
Among the list of vocal students of
Mrs May Crawford of Troy, who are
to take part in musical program to
be given at the Troy Conservatory of
Music Thursday, June 16, appears the
name OF Miss Agnes Murphy OF Ben.
nington, who will render a song en-.
titled, Loves In My Heart by
Woodman.
A picture meeting led by Mrs. f
b. Pope will be held for the Won.
ans Missionary society of the Sec
Dnd Congregational church at the
home of Miss Nellie Hathaway. Sos
Gage street, on Tuesday, June lS. at
Is O'Clock. Officers for the year are
to be elected and iris is the annual
meeting.
There will be meeting of the
board OF trade at the village rooms
at o'clock Tuesday evening. Pro
posals to lay out camping field in
Bennington fot tourists and also a
landing held for a'rplanes will be- dis
cussed. All persons Interested in
either OF the projects are invited tC
be present.
Mrs. Minnie X. Madison and Reu
ben H. Galusha of Bennington were
married Sunday evening at O'Clock
at the home OF her daughter Mrs
w. G. Turner of Hoosick Falls. Rev
John Wright, pastor OF the Baptist
church, performed the ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs. Galusha will reside at 1927
School street, Bennington
Local fishermen who took to Tn,
streams yesterday regardless of III,
rain made some good catches Charlie.
fTomasi and his sons and William
Green secured four pounds Of trout il
the Battenkill and Warm brook. G
p, Endress fished Otter creek in The
vicinity of Dandy and came home will
few native trout and one rainbow
f. s. Rice fshed the Battenkill ant
came in with two fine brown trout.
A pleasant surprise party was civ
en- Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Betit Sun