The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-18

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Mrs, Howard Estes OF Silver street.
Miss Margaret Murphy of Troy
fspent the week lend at the home of
her father, James Mu%0hy OF Dewey
street.
DR., Frank Grennan and family OF
Schenectady spent the weekend at
the home OF his sisters on Spring
street
Sickle pears and preserving pears
at Estes
Miss Florence Barnes. who is EN-.
ploycd in Troy. spent the weekend
at the home OF her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. p. 7. Barnes.
Miss Wilhelmna Mallory stud.
ent at Mt. st. Joseph's at Rutland,
spent the weekend with her mother,
Mrs. Edward Mallory.
Nh and Mrs Walter Wadsworth
and daughter, Marie. are spending
"a week with relatives in Schaghti.
coke and Johnsonv.e.
H. O, Carpenter OF Rutland, presi.
dent OF the board Of directors Of the
Vermont Soldiers Home, MAS in town
ON business Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. John laport and son
George. who have been visiting their
sister. Mrs, George Grafton, ST., have
returned to Waltham. Mass.
Mrs. II. o. Boughton. Mrs. Cay
ord and Miss Antoinette Weed Of
Catskill. n Y, were recent guests OF
their aunt, Mrs. Il. p Dickinson
Charles T. Brettell, superintendent
" Fillmore Farms and his son. Cor
don, left today for Springfield, Mass,
40 attend the Eastern States exposl-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Rolin Stevens Of
White River Junction were visitors
in town Sunday They we're dinner
puests of Mr.. and Mrs. George 7.
Martin
Miss Helen Gavin. who has been
spending vacation OF two weeks
with Mrs. Thomas S artery OF South
street, has returned to her home in
New York
Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Salisbury and
daughter, Beatrice and SON Lawrence.
of North Adam spent Sunday with
their cous MS George Grafton ST.. and
Mrs, Grafton.
Bonnie Snyder underwent an oper-
lation for appendicitis at Putnam
Memorial hosp. tai Saturday and was
reported today TO be making good
progress toward recovery.
The Bondyille fair takes pla e
Thursday OF this week. This is the
ing fair OF southern Vermont and
will be attended by a large delegation
from Bennington as usual.
The lady members OF the St Jean
Baptiste society will hold whist
party at the Young Womens Club
room, Tuesday evening at o'c ock
sharp. Everyone welcome.
Estes market is open tonight Tele
phone your order for Tuesday. Tele.
rnono 715.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hayes left to-
day by motor to attend the Eastern
States exposition at Springfield. They
were accompanied by Miss Julia
Hayes, who was en- route to Boston.
Mrs Joslyn OF Los Angeles WAS a
recent guest OF Mr.. and Mrs George
T. Martin at the Soldiers home
When Mr. Martin was in business at
Burlington, Mrs, Joslyn was in his
Alexander Drysdalo left Sunday for
Lakeyille, Conn, where he WI enter
the Hotchk IS school to take n pre-.
paratory course, previous to entering
Yale. He was accompanied by Judge
w, j. Meagher
See The Men Of Zanzibar" starr.
ing William Russell Nowhere else n
the world is there gathered such
a polyg OF mixture of races as in
Zanzibar, melting pot OF East Africa
llate Theatre tomorrow
Samuel H. Blackmer entertained
twelve fir ends at a dinner party Sat
urday evening at his home in Old
Bennington. After the dinner the
guests attended the dance at the
Mount Anthony Country club house.
Richard Harding Davis dreE his
from real life, made them
pulse with human emotion; with sure
knowledge and deft touch be created
"rhe Men of Zanzibar" starring
Wi lam Russell Harte Theatre to,
morrow.
see"Our Leading Citizen" starring
Thomas Meighan. The sunny side of
Main street portrayed in an elabor-
rte entertainment sparkling with
real American pep and wit Theodore
Roberts and Lois Wilson head the fine
supporting cast. Harte theatre to.
da.
Miss llene Sargent left today for
Oberln, Ohio, where she will take
course at the Oberlin kindergarten
school Miss Sargent has
been employed for the past year in
he office of the Bennington Wax
Paper Co., and during her stay in
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