The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-28
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m w. Wilkinson was in Troy on
business Monday
Henry serlin is confined to his
home by influenza.
Charles w. Rood of Pownal was in
town Monday afternoon.
Miss Veronica and Miss Bridge
'Meagher spent Saturday in Troy.
Henry Bartlett is confined to his
home on Lincoln street by illness.
Mrs. Frank Wood and sister, Mrs
s. F. Adams, spent Saturday in Troy
Mrs. Vernon Bolton is confined to
'her home on Washington street by a
severe cold.
There are few good seats left for
The Saving Grace Box office
opens tonight at 1880
Mrs. r. w. Johnson is spending
two or three days in Berlin as the
guest Of her sister.
Star lodge of Odd Fellows will hold
its regular meeting Wednesday night
in Odd Fellows hall.
Mrs. S. f. Adams of Rupert is
spending the week with her sister,
Mrs. Frank Wood, Gage street.
Many juvenile citizens plan to
spend part of the vacation hunting
and fishing at Lake Somerset.
/ Cleaning, pressing, repairing and al
tering of all kinds neatly done at J.
c. Jensen & Co, Merchant Tailors.
Raoul Tetrault, who has been in
Bennington the past six months. has
returned to us home in Keene, N. II.
Samuel Solomon and Charles Fien.
berg have returned from Albany.
where they spent Sunday with rela.
tiyes.
Tomorrow is the first day of Lent.
and you'll find large variety Of
fresh fish at Petras Mkt Phone
SOW
Mr. and Mrs James Davis and fam
lily of Buskirk are spending a few
days with Mrs Davis mother, Mrs.
James Trip.
Vincent Allen returned Monday
morning TO his home in Adams alter
spending the weekend I'm town the
guest Of relatives
Basketball at Library hall tonight
at o'clock sharp b. H. S VS.. Burr
and Burton Seminary. Good prelm.
mary Admission 35c.
Special communication of Mt An.
thony Lodge F. and A. NJ. tonight
1890 sharp for the purpose of con.
ferring the End degree
Mrs Peter McMann and daughter,
Mary Catherine, and Miss Nellie
Seaman are the guests OF Mrs. Wal.
ter Slocum of Pttsheld this week.
Miss Elizabeth Leahy and Miss Bar
bara Mathers, who spent the week.
end at their homes here have return.
ed to Mount ST. Joseph seminary,
Rutland
The annual meeting of the Won.
ans Auxiliary of the Y NJ c. A. will
be held at the Y. Wednesday after.
noon at $3.50. All members are ure-
ed to be present
There are still some good orches.
ira seats at rs cents for THE Saw.
ing Grace which will be on sale at
the box Office tonight Curtain rises
at Sis.
Charles Bomba Saturday drove his
Ford truck to Northampton where
he sold it. Mr. Bomba reports that
the Jacobs Ladder road is in surpriz.
ingly good conditions
Miss Mary Daley has returned to
her home in Albany, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs Fred S. Rice and
daughter, Mary Elizabeth. who will
be her guests for a few days.
Tomorrow. being AS, Wednesday
services at St Peters church will be
as follows; Holy Communion 1880
and 10 a. m, Morning Prayer and
Litany $50 a. m; Evening Prayer
and address 1880 p. m.
To-day is the last day Of the second
month of the year and is Shrove
Tuesday being the last Tuesday be
.ore the beginning of Lent. There
is approximately one Sour and 81
minutes more daylight today than
lthere was December %, the shortest
day of the year, the winter sostice
Miss Ollie Groggett a trained
nurse until recently attached to the
Putnam Memorial hospital, was mar
ried last week in Rutland to F'reder
ok j. Casey of Calais. Me Follow
ing the ceremony. which was per
formedeat the Churcl OF the Holy In
nocents by Rev. Bernard Kelly, a re
ception was held at the home OF IN,
brides sister, Mrs r. w. Mckay o
Kendall avenue, Upon returning
from wedding trip to Washington
D. G., they will make their home a
Calais Me-, where Mr. Casey is en-
gagged in TIE clothing business,
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