The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

HoNeTuSements'
Pitt Becker was at Arlington this
morning.
Joseph Dryer Of Hooslck Falls was
in town Friday,
John Holden has returned from Har-
ward University for the summer.
Miss Elizabeth Goodall has returned
from Simmons college for the summer.
W. w. Puffer, Leon Boyd and Harry
Walker will spend Sunday at Reads
boro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hunter left
this noon for New York where they
will remain week.
Mrs. Joseph Shea and daughter, Hell
en-, and Mrs. Eugene Shea, Jr, are
spending the day in Troy.
Mrs. Harry Bronson and children Of
SALISBURY are spending a week with
her mother. Mrs Martha Elwell.
Edward b. Rawson Of Canaan, Conn
and G. j. Robson Of New Castle, Pa.
are guests at the Putnam House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Saltmarsh
and daughter, Dorothy of Suncoock,
n. H., were visitors in town Friday.
Miss Gertrude Robson OF North AID
ans has been called home by the
illness Of her mother, Mrs. Charles
II. Robson.
Miss Lucy Cutting, who has been
attending the Grand Army encamp-
ment at Brattleboro, is expected to
return this afternoon.
Robert Corey who is employed as
attendant at the Putnam house, left
this morning to spend few days at
his home at Manchester.
Richard Fradenburg has completed
his freshman course at Notre Dame
university, Notre Dame. Ind, and has
returned for the summer.
Miss Elizabeth lockwood, who at
tends school in Albany, IS at home
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs A. w
lockwood, to spend the summer va
cation
Miss Isabel J. Goldsmith, who has
been spending five or six months
at Manchester for rest and recupera
ton, has returned. Her condition is
much improved.
The members OF The Church school
of the First Baptist church are re
qucsted to have the children meet at
1915 in the chape' There will be
no classes tomorrow.
Mrs Clarence Hobbs and three
children. Marion, Dorothy and Whit
man who have been spending ten days
with Mrs. Hobbs mother. Mrs. c.
II. Potter, have returned to Worcester
Mass
Word has been received today OF
the death Of Mrs. c. f. Warner at her
home in Ticonderoga Mrs. Warner
was tho mother Of Lee c. Warner OF
this place. The funeral will be held
from her late home in Ticonderoga
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
II. J. Baker and Walter Stemmon.
of the Connecticut stete agricultural
college al Storrs, Conn. arrived IN
Remington Friday and liked tC
Hell Hollow camp where they will be
icincd Sunday by two. companions
w. l.. Slate and A. Slackerson Tn,
four men plan to hike over the Ions
Trail
Weather report says Showers to
day and Sunday" But there will D.,
no postpoucemnt OF the Children
Day service at the Second Congre
gational church Rain or shine. pro
gram will be carried ont. Churc'
school meets in chapel al 10 for fna
preparations. Service In the churcl
auditorium at 1880.
The wool pool operated by the Bon
nngton County Farm Bureau collect
ed about 5000 pounds OF wool Wed
nesday and Thursday. The ayerag,
price was about 80 IL C per pound
and the total valuation came to an
proximate $4,000 This gave an es
timated profit Of about $3.50 to grow
ers above the price offered by loca
concerns.
The public Is cordially invited t,
the SERVICES of the First Baptis
church, w. G. Towart, pastor. Tomo
row is Children's Day and at tn
morning service at 1900 the eli
dren's Day program prepared by Mis-
Perkins will be given The churcl
school members are reminded tina
the hour 10 assemble is l0:45, Youni
People meet at $3.50 Evening wor
? ship with sermon 1880.