The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-19
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Everything in strickly fresh fruits
at the Fruitland. +"
r. J. LayaAee Of Rutland Is spend
ing the day in town
. Harry French of Readsboro spent
Sunday in Bennington.
Dancing Mapleside pavilion, Shafts
bury, Wednesday night. " Git2
II. e. w. Clutter of swanton is
spending few days in Bennington.
Miss Agnes Leahy of Utica is spend.
ing the week end with her brother,
John J. Leahy.
Miss Catherine Coy, who is en-
ployed at Woolworth's store is enjoy
ing d vacation.
/ Mrs. ]. l.. Harbour is spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. Leon
Parker of Albany.
Mrs Sarah j. Rice of Manchester
Depot is the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. A. r. Sweet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fenberg and
family motored to New York Sunday
morning to spend the week
Miss Mary Woods, Troy is spending
Il vacation with her cousin Miss
Caroin A. Kelly of Old Bennington
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Gabbett and Mr.
and Mrs. A, II. LaFontane are enjoy
ing an outing at Camp Mt. Physical
Rest.
Solomon Sleeman has broken ground
for the store which he will erect at
the corner Of Gage and Bradford
streets.
p. j. Mcmahon, who has been at.
tending the convention OF the Grand
lodge b. p. o. Elks at Atlantic CITY,
has returned home.
Ever try Bakers Marshmallow? It
makes the most delicious cake filing
icngs, dressings, hot chocolate, etc.
AT your grocer's.
Mrs. S. l.. Dean and sister. Miss
Gertrude Robson CT North Adams
spent Sunday with their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. c. II. Robson of Depot street.
/. Leader and two daughters Mary
and Sadie, went Monday night to
New York to meet Mr.. Leaders
mother who arrived Saturday from
Russia.
Mrs. Ira Hubbell, Mrs. Harry
/ Breese and Miss Grace Hubbell Of
New York city motored to the Equi
,nox, Manchester Monday with Mrs.
John Hayes
The condition of Cecilia Forcier,
small daughter of Mr. nd Mrs. e. NJ.
Forcier who underwent an operation
Friday at st, Elizabeths hospital,
Brighton. Mass, is very encouraging.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown arrived
in Bennington Monday by automobile
to spend vacation with Mr.. Browns
rOther, Albert Brown. Both MIR. and
Mrs Brown are former residents OF
this C..y
Mrs Ruth Griswold, who has beer
pending some time al Mi1dl bury
with Mr. ana Mrs. John Shaw, return
ed Sunday. She was accompanied to
Bennington by Mr.. and Mrs Shaw. and
their two daughters, Lena and Chris
tene
The funeral OF Mis- Clarssa NJ
Doty, aged 81 years, who died Sunday
morning July 16. at Putnam hospt-
al, was held at Middlebury Burial was
in the family lot at Charlotte. MSS
Doty who was employed at the Yer
mont Soldiers Home, was taken ser
ously i'll July 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Herbert have
as their guests for few days A. j.
Casivan. George Casivan and Miss
Amelia Hobert of Worcester, Mass,
Mr., and Mrs. T. j. Sullivan and small
daughter, Irene. of Hartford, Conn.
Mrs william Straub and son of Green
with, n. Y, and Miss Barbara Brown
Of Dandy, Vt.
Mr.. and Mr. Peter Belisle and Mrs
Augusta Yates and son. Kenneth,
eamped over the week end at Somer-
set dam They picked blueberries and
few minutes visited the outlet
tunnel near the gates and picked
cicles. FFoFr a iniunte the compari-
son must have seemed more striking
than stories of standing in the fields
of India, Japan or even California and
looking at the snow covered mount
aims not far in the distance The
icicles. For minute the compari
properties which percolate down
throug the damp concrete ceiling into
forms that resemble icicles and are
known as stalactites.