The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-03
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair and somewhat warmer tonight.
Tuesday fair and warmer.
MANCHESTER

Inc owners Ol lle HdIuWdIG SlOlt
had the roof repaired last week.
The schools in town closed Friday,
March Gath for the spring vacation,
Miss Kilda Vachon was a guest of
relatives in Bennington last week.
Burr and Burton Seminary reopen
ed Wednesday after a weeks yaca-
tion.
Roger b Hurley spent part of his
spring vacation with his parents in
Bennington
George l.. Towsley is in Boston and
New York city purchasing goods for
the Toggery shop.
Cards have been received from
Mrs. G.. r. Miner who Is travelling
abroad this winter.
Edward II. Hemenway, who has
been confined to the house by illness
is able to be out again.
The usual business mems dinner
was served at the Congregational
church, Thursday at 1890.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cole and son
OF Arlington we're Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs Arr Brownson.
o. R. Bennett returned Saturday
from Burlington where he has been
for several days on business.
The children Of Rev. and Mrs. Du-
mont Clark OF lawrenceyille, N. j..
are i'll WITH whooping cough.
Miss Helen Beecher. who teaches
in this village, spent her vacation
with her family in Bennington.
The monthly joint meeting OF the
Community Club was held Friday eve
ming at their rooms in this village
William A Noyes, who is employed
at Chicopee Falls, Mass, spent the
week end with his family in this vi
lagc.
Friends Of Frank NJ. Prndle have
recently heard from him from France
and Spain, where he is on business
this winter
Mrs. Loye'a Munson, who has
been spending the winter with her
brother In Boston is expected 10 ar
rive home this week
The new shoe repairing machine re
Gently ordered by O. G. Felt, has ar.
rived and will be placed in operat on
during the present week
Miss Doris Goyette Of the Castle.
ton Teachers Training class has
been the guest Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Ernest L. Goyette.
Miss Elizabeth Lockwood, a student
at Burr and Burton Seminary. spent
the spring vacation at the home OF
her parents in New York city.
Miss A. c. Wlngate and friends
who occupied the cottage of Annie
l.. BATHS last fall, have rented the
same cottage for the coming season.
Mrs. Buckham of Burr and Burton
Seminary, is enterta ming her son.
who is instructor at Williston Semi.
nary, East Hampton. Mass, for a few
days
Miss Hazel Goyette went VITA her
sister Pauline to Bennington Monday
where the latter had her ade.
noids and tonsi's removed at Putnam
Memorial hospital
Miss Ella Gray, a teacher at the
graded school has returned rom Sut.
ton where she spent her spring yaca.
tion. Miss Gray is The teacher in the
primary room in this village
A party of boys from this village
were in camp at Bourn Pond for
few days the latter part o. the week.
They were accompanied by another
party of boys from the Center.
Friends OF Bill" and Jimmie"
Burns will be interested TO know
that they are in a fair way of landing
on the baseball team of the Uniyersi-
ty of Vermont for the coming season.
The sugar social held in the vestry
of the Congregational church last
Wednesday evening was much enjoy.
ed by a large company Of sugar low.
ers. The entertainment of the even
ing was well received.
Mrs. Caroline Wadsworth of Al.
bany, was IN town the first OF the
week looking for home for the com.
ing summer. Last season DR.. aud
Mrs. Wadsworth and family occupi.
ed II. l.. Makin's house on the West
road.
News has been received here Of the
death OF Barbara Ann, the seven
months cd daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter c. Buck at their home in Sche
nectady n. Y. The little girl was a
granddaughter of Mrs. c. Il. Buck of
this village,
Chas. r. Hemenway of Honolulu. T.
H., who is in New York city on busi-
ness for his company, was in town
for a few days last week, called here
by the death of J. II. Whipple. He
returned Friday to New York. MIR.
Hemenway hopes 10 again visit Man.
chester before leaving for Honolulu.
The following from the daily pap.
ers of last Thursday will be of inter.
est to local readers; "a bequest OF
S350000 to the Little Mothers Aid
association for maintenance of a sum
mer home for children was included
in the will OF Miss Anita Bliss OF New
York city fled for probate last Wed.
nesday. Miss Bliss died several
weeks ago leaving an estate OF about
$4,000. There were numerous other
beauests,"