The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village and
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Advertisements.
George W. Flagg OF Brandon was
in town Friday.
Mrs. Sarah Budro and Mrs. Ella
Grout OF Arlington were In town Fri
day.
Miss Lillian Sargood OF East Ar
ington was in town Friday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Peckham OF
Lite Falls, N. Y, are visiting rela-
lives in town.
Mrs. A. e. Buck and daughter
Marie, OF Arlington were in town Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Beaven OF North Ad-
ans Is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Catherine Shields.
Born, July 18Th, n nine pound son,
William Junior, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Rogers Of Gage street.
Miss Eva Lassor Is spending a
week or two at Blackinton with her
aunt. Miss Cordoba Marion.
Mrs. John Toomey and Amily have
moved from County street to the
Hamlen house on Main street
Miss Helen Johnson Of Science.
ltady is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. =.
Woodman of Grandview terrace.
S. w. Greenberg arrived tHS morn
ing from Passac. y. j., to spend sew
eral days with his daughter, Mrs. A.
Satter.
Fred Stick'es is driving hand
some new harmon seven passenger
sedan which he purchased this week
through the r. F. Niles agency.
Lost-On Beech street road Friday
might nickel case Waltham watch.
Finder please return to Banner office
Or Leonard NORM. Beech street ex'
tension
Mr. and Mrs Robert w. Southgate
and daughter, Elizabeth, left by au'
tomobile this afternoon for Bridge
water to spend the weekend at their
former home.
Leslie Baker completed this noon
his work as spinner at the II. v.
Bradford mill. He will take up his
new duties Monday night at the Hol.
den, Leonard mill.
The employees and entire official
force OF both the Bennington Wax
Paper company and the Tryon mill
are enjoying an outing and picnic to-
day at Hedges lake.
Miss Frances l.. O'Donne'l has re-
turned from Boston and Nantasket
reach While in Boston, Miss O'Don
r nell attended the National Teachers
association convention
Private James Madigan, v,lo was
allied home by the illness and death
T his mother and has been on an
extended furlough two additional
weeks, returned Friday to Fort Tot
en-. H. l., where he is in the L. S
army aero service.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Duff have re
: -urned from their wedding trip to
'arious places in Massachusetts and
ire making their Tome on Imperial
venue. Mrs. Duff was formerly
Hiss Gladys Wakeham OF Mattatan
Mass, where she was employed as q
| Nurse.
Mr. and Mrs r. NJ. Paddock, Mr.
md Mrs. Harry A. Moses, Mr. and
drs. Lester Nichols, Miss Florence
Walbridge, Mss Maud NJ. Galusha
Miss Maude c. Be!den, Mrs Percy p
Taylor Miss Alberta Shires. Mrs
Jecil Ki'lien and Mrs. Rollin D. Jen
ley motored to Woodford Friday
evening for basket picnic.
| Mrs. George f. Donnelly gave q
very pretty tea at Ter home on Unior
street, Friday afternoon to seventy o,
her friends. The house was decorat
ed throughout with Dorothy Perkn,
oses and gypsophila Mrs Edward
=. Bennett presided at the tea table
assisted by Mrs r. E. Healy, Mrs. A
2. HOLSTER, Mrs. Il. c. Whitaker
Mrs. r. VI. Paddock and Miss Ethe
'ibley. Mrs. Paulson, and Halla O.
Troy catered.
| The public Is cordially invited t.
| The services of the First Baptis
| 'hurch, w. G. Towart pastor. Church
school at 9:45. Morning worship a
| II. Tomorrow Mr.. Towart ex
changes pulpits with DR.. Booth
| Adult classes meet alter service At
II there is a unicn service OF tn,
| Young People and evening service
| There will be special music. TIL,
pastor will speak on the life ant
works Of Edwin Markham the poet
| Markham is the greatest American
)oet living, He wi be here mex
| friday evening This will be an op
| lortunity to become better acquaint