The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-11
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

S. G. Bloomfield of Boston Is in
town today on business.
Mrs. ]. G. Mccullough has return
ed to New York for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Vail of Old
Bennington returned to their homt
in Troy Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas chea and
Miss Elizabeth Shea are spending
two weeks in New York City.
Mrs. Charles Pillsbury of Spring
field is in town, called here by the
death of Mrs. Harold Taylor.
Herbert w. Harmon of Furnace
Grove has entered the Putnam Mem
orial hospital for an operation.
The First National bank and the
County National bank will be closed
all day tomorrow because of Coluhi
bus Day.
Mrs. Frank Hoyt and daughter re
turned today from the Putnam Mem
orial hospital to their home in
SALISBURY.
Miss Gertrude McGovern Of Hoo
sick Falls spent a few days recently
With her cousin, Mrs. Edward Reil Of
Adams street.
The ladies society of Old Bennlng
ON will meet with Miss Mary G
Clark on Friday afternoon at 2;3(
o'clock to do Red Cross work.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c, Houran Of Depot
street who have been visiting friends
in Salem and Greenwich returned tc
their home Tuesday evening.
Chicken-pie supper, followed by q
dance, will be held at Wilmington
Thursday, October IL. Hurleys
piece orchestra will furnish musc.*'
Mrs. Joseph Mccormick of Gran
vile is visiting at the home of Mrs
p. c. Cornell She came to Bennins
ton to attend the funeral of Mrs. Har
old Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Patterson
and Mrs. Guy T. Murray have CLOSED
their home at Old Bennington ant
have gone to Montclair. N. j., foi
the winter.
+. NJ. Harrington would like a re
turn load from Boston any time with
in ten days; one from Pittsfield Mon
day, Oct. 16; one from Glens Fall:
Friday. Oct. 20. 35t4
Mrs. Emma Elizabeth Kicker, aget
"a years, died October 9 at the Nortl
Adams hospital The funeral will bt
held at 4 O'Clock Thursday afternoon
It her late home in North Pownal.
All members Of the board of trade
and the merchants association ant
others interested are urged to NEE
tonight at the village rooms In con
nection with the reorganization o.
the board of trade
Mrs. T.. w. Bradford, Mrs. Fl. s
Moses, Mrs L. z. Marten. Miss Helen;
Norton. Mr. and Mrs. A. Sidney Ed
son and Rev. w, G. 1'owart attende,
the SALISBURY association of tn,
Baptist church held at Rutland Tues
lay.
Madeline +. vanderburgh, month,
I'D daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Richare
Vanderburgh of White Creek. died a
! the Putnam Memorial hospital Tues
day. The funeral was he'd Tuesday
afternoon and interment was in tn,
village cemetery.
Mrs. Henry Hanes and daughter
Dot. of Greensboro. y. c.. and Mr.
and Mrs. Jake Mock and son Jake. jr.
of Winston-Saem. y. c.. who hav,
been spending a few days at th'
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Nelson
have returned to their homes.
Wanted by the American Ret
Cross, to help keep children OF tn,
following ages in school. Any KIN,
Of clean underclothes. or ohtsjd,
clothes for winter. coats particular,
needed: Girl Is, girl ~. twin boy
H. boy H. 2 boys 10. girl 10, Y how
girl Z Girl G. Bring clothes to Ref
Cross office, Hawks Block or tele
phone 100, and they will be oi.ected
Mrs, Margaret f.. Parmely. VIII,
With her brother. Robert Paralee, re
sided at Old Bennington during tn,
summer died TUESDAY. The fnncra
was held from her late home this al
tornocn ut o'c'ock Rev. Mr.. Tib
bits OF Hoosick officiating. The re
mains we're taken to Cleveland fo
burial. Mrs. Parmely was also I
sister of Mrs NJ NJ Shoemaker. ;
summer resident of Old Bennington
Mr., and Mrs. Louis A. Robinson o
Chicago have been spending a few
I days this week with relatives In oil
Remington. Mr.. Robinson Is audto
+ Of over 5000 miles of western Raj
roads with his main Office at Chicago
! His father was Frederick w. Robin
I son. brother Of the late George w
Robinson, and he was born Mt th'
Robinson homestead at Old Ben
nington.