The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-24
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

MdIutll W. ANltHOlo 10 oHDhhAhb ShC
day at Arlington.
II. +. Woodbridge of Pownal was
in town this morning.
Harry and Peter Pappas are spend
ing one weekend in Boston.
Leon C. White will spend tie week
end at his home in Brattleboro.
Edward Bigelow of Fair Haven
was in town Friday evening.
Mrs. C. w. Perry of Readsboro was
recent guest Of Mrs. G. f Robin
son.
school Days. for young and old
with Wesley Barry. Opera house to-
night.
Miss Evelyn Shaw and Miss Ruth
Tutelle of Albany spent Friday with
Mrs. b. LaTour
Mr. and Mrs NJ. Doyle and daugh'
ter, Helen of Albany were visitors
in town Friday.
Alfred S. Davis, proprietor OF the
Davis apron mill, is spending fd1i
| days In New 1OTk.
See "Wi'dfre' win in Zane Grey's
picture, Rough Riding Romance
Harte theatre today.
Miss Er.keta Savas left Friday af'
ternoon to spend week with rela'
tives in Oswego, ~ Y.
The latest in canvas sport oxfords
for ladies now on sale at the New
York Stores Shoe Department
Mrs. Walter Stewart and Mrs.
Clarence Conan OF Manchester
spent Friday afternoon In town
Bennington High school senior
class Is at Lake st. Catherine today
on the annual commencement picnic.
All members OF St. Francis choir
are especially requested to DO pres
ent at late mass tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Eugene Wattles and Miss Lor'
raine Wattles have gone to Hartford,
Conn, to remain during the sum
me-.
William Johnson Of Boston, audi.
tor and secretary OF the Twin State
company, is spending a i5w days In
town.
Dr. Burt l.. Henchey, who has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. Margaret
Henchey has returned to Derby
Conn.
The Catholic Daughters OF Ameri
ca will initiate class Of candidates
Sunday afternoon at o'clock at high
school hall.
Joseph Eddington completed today
his duties at the Holden, Leonard
. mill and will return to his ZONE at
a Corinth, n. Y.
E b. c. Niles OF Burlington Motor
i Sales. Inc. was in town Friday after
3 noon with new Hudson coar,i for
!. delivery in that city.
Daniel OConnor who has been
snending several days with his aunt,
Miss Sara O'Connor, returned this
afternoon to Schenectady.
Mr. and Mrs, Orris Parker enter
tanned a party Of about II friends at
lobster supper Friday evening al
the Healy cottage in Woodford.
Mrs. Rhoda Southall and Mrs. F
G. Harrington OF Pittsfeld were In
town Friday evening to attend tn,
High school graduating exercises.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Burt anC
Charles r. Burt, the latter wei
known former harness maker. ar'
visiting in town this afternoon.
Born, Thursday, June %. a daugh
ter. Gertrude Beatrice, to Mr.. ant
Mrs, Albert +. May of Pieasan
street. Mrs. May was formerl!
Mary Agnes Wentworth
Mrs. Henry Root. ST. arrived toda,
from Florida. where ..he has beer
spending the winter She will re
main during the summer with Mr.
and Mrs. vii lam A. Root.
Miss Anna D.. Rogers, instructo
in mathematics at Bennington FIigl
school, entertained the senior elias
and ''e faculty at a reception las
evening at her home on South street
Miss Irene Pe'lerin has complete,
her course for the year at Mount ST
Josephs seminary, Rutland. She 4
spending few days in town will
relatives previous to returning to he
home In Utica.
The freshmen and sophomor,
classes OF the High school are enjoy
ing picnic today at Hedges lake
The various members left this morn
ing in cars supplied and driven 70
the most part by parents or relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Conan CAV,
party Friday afternoon at thei
home on Imperial avenue to ce'ebrat,
the birthday OF their young son
Joseph. I've youngsters. who CON
posed the guests, played games am
enjoyed refreshments.
Mrs Myron Chandler. aged s.
years died Friday afternoon at tn,
home Of Ter daughter Mrs. H. Carrie
Burnham Of Union street. The fur
eral will be held from Mrs. Burn
hams home Sunday afternoon AT
o'clock, Rev. w G. Towart. pastor q
the First Baptist church. officiating
Il. b, Patterson spent Friday get
ting next to nature on the Bickfor
Hollow stream and incidental,
caught II fine native trout. Mr.. Pat
terson feels that tramps in tn
woods and along the streams are
great aid toward restoring his cond
ton after his recent Illness.
The public is cordially Invited l.
the services of the First Baptis
"lurch, W. G. Towart, pastor. ChurcI