The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-22
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Frederick Giddings and Harold
Glddings, IT, motored to Waliine'
ford Sunday
W g. KYLE and son OF Orange, N.
j., are spending q rev DAYS WIN
Mrs. c. A. Sands.
CT bert NJ. Vaughn and son, PARK
er OF Arlington were Sunday guests
OF friends In this village.
Mrs Helen Getty Of Portland, ORE
has been a guest Of her cousin, Mrs.
IA. Frank Smith for a few days.
Miss Marion C. Botsford has been
entertaining re atlyes at her home IN
East Manchester for a few days
Mrs. J. ]. Damn Is visiting her
daughters, the Misses Damn who are
members of the orchestra at Worthy
| Inn.
Or. and Mrs. Donnely of Sears
dale. n. Y, are visiting Rev ana
Mrs. George smyth at Undertook.
Inn.
! MIR. and Mrs. John Coyey and their
guests. Fred Coyey and Evelyn Covey
OF New York city, motored to Sand
gate Sunday,
J. S. Batcheder and family accom-.
panied by Miss Eleanor Vail and
IDoris Hillard were at Lake st. Cain
crime Sunday.
Mrs. w. G. Beebe and daughter
NJ IS Sophia are spending several
days in East Dorset, guests OF Mrs.
G. II. Brophy
Mr.. and Mrs. f. C. Perkins are en-
PERTAINING their daughter, Mrs. C. A.
Hard OF Scotia, n Y, and Mrs Fred
Bonesteel OF Albany.
The Misses Margaret Dick and
Mary Mexican are visiting at the
home Of Mrs J. p. Jackson aud her
daughter, Miss Jeanie Jackson.
Miss -Abbie Black Of Albany, is
spending weeks vacation as the
guest of her aunt, Miss Helen Black
at the home of Mrs Ella X. Swift.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Clifford Wilcox OF Arlington on
August 9Th. Mrs. Wilcox was form
erly Miss Esther Reed Of Manches'
te;
Mr.. and Mrs Lorimer Brown we're
recent guests OF Mr.. Browns par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. Joseph S. Brown
AT their new home on the cross
road
Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Towsley
and two children of Springfield. are
spending few days with MIR. Tows-
ley's parents Mr. and Mrs. G. l..
Towsley.
Mr. and Mrs. L. 4. Barker and two
children and Mrs. Eva Hinkley' all oil
Bramford Conn, are guests at the
home Of Mr.. Bankers sister, Mrs. j.
| C. Bacon.
The reception. wlich was planned
for Rev. J. Alex Donald at the Bap-
| t,sE church Friday even ng. was post
poned on account of the severe cleo
trical storm.
Grantland Rice, sportsman and one
kof the leading sport writer's on the
staff of the New York Tribune, was
a recent week end guest at the Equi-
nox House.
Miss Erma Camradt, who is an at.
tendant at Putnam Memorial hospi
tai. Bennington. was in town Thurs
day to attend the annual flower show
of the Manchester Garden Club
Miss Katherine Bryant, who has
employment in Bennington, has been
spending a few days with Mrs. f. v.
Trull. is now a guest at the home of
lMr and Mrs. f. c. Bryant OF East
| Dorset.
Harry Pratt and George Cowan OF
lRutland we're here Saturday and Sun
lday helping the ~ L. r q. T. Co.
repair damage to telephone lines
caused by the severe electrical storm
Friday night.
MIR. and Mrs. James Brooks and
family have closed their summer
home and gone to Bangor, Me, for
few weeks before returning to their
school in Connecticut Miss Rena
Brooks will teach in Burlington the
coming year,
The Poetry society of southern
Vermont viii have for its guest on
Wednesday Mrs. Gordon Brinley
The meeting will be held at the
yellow Barn, of Mrs, Morton Hull
in Old Bennington. Mrs. Br,nley will
read from Chaucer.
Burr and Burton Seminary will
open on September 10Th. The only
changes in the faculty are the plac-
ing of Mrs. Mary B, ]uckham in the
position of preceptress and Miss
Natalie Noyes who viii teach Eng
Ilish and French.
The Dodge roadster owned by John
&c. Harrington was completely de
molished Saturday last, He had left
the car by the roadside with the en-
CINE running and crossed the Rutland
railroad tracks to the office of the
Manchester Lumber Co. The jar OF
a switching engine started the car
which ran onto the railroad tracks
and was struck by the engine. Mr..
Harrington now has purchased a new
Buick roadster of the Marshall
garage, Bennington.
Louis King of East Arlington is at
the home of octave Bellisle In East
Manchester suffering from injuries
which he received Saturday evening
when he was run over by car oper-
ated by Carl A. Mattison. King has
bodily injuries which are not consid'