The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-11
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

George Sargood of East Arlington
was in town Friday
h. w Atwell is auditing the books
OF the Marshall garage.
H. H. Sheldon Of Rutland was in
town on business Friday.
John Canneye Of Rutland is spend,
ing two or three days in town.
Miss Lucy c. Haynes is confined to
her home on Union street BY illness.
Samuel Margolino returned today
IRON a weeks business trip to New
York
Miss Monica Silver has returned
from a week spent in A bany with
her ster
Miss Lillian Levin has completely
recovered from an injury which she
rece we'd during the winter carnival.
Miss Stella Sheylen who has been
spending a few days at her home in
Bennington, has returned to Albany.
T. II Connors, who is employed at
the Holden, Leonard mill is spend.
ing the week end with his family in
CChoes.
Miss Pauline Margoin, who Is EN-.
ployed in Poughkeepsie, has come 10
Bennington to spend a week with her
parents.
Mrs. Catherine Hogan, who is EN-.
Dloyed at the Colonial, is unable to at
tend her duties because Of illness in
her family
Born, this noon at the Putnam
Memorial hospital a daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. j. Burton Powers Of Wash
ington street
Halliday Evans and Lynn Harring-
ton, mechanics employed by the Put.
nam house garage. are confined II
their homes by illness
Miss Helena Sheylen has returned
TO ler duties at the Arco Inn. Airing.
ton, after spending a few days at
her home in Bennington
Paul Moffet, mechanic n the en-.
ploy of Marshalls garage has been
transferred from the local shop to
the North Bennington branch. Mr..
Mo.fets home is in North Benning.
ton.
Lynn Osborne Of Rutland, \. j.
jameson Of Burlington, Il. II. Fowler
of North Adams. Charles ]. Eagle of
Boston, James Saing, +. c. Taplin. G.
b. Nelson ST.. and G. +. Nelson. jr..
Of Springfield, Mass, were among
the Friday guests at the Putnam
house.
All members Of the local council
X. Of c.. will meet in their rooms al
Z o'clock Sunday evening to proceed
to the home Of Brother Mulligan ia
recite the rosary Monday morning
they VII meet in their rooms al
a. m, in order to attend the fun
eral
The members of the local council
knights Of Columbus will meet in
their rooms Sunday evening at 1900
p. III. to 30 to Brother Mulligan'l
home for recitation Of the rosary. OF
Monday morning they will meet a.
their rooms at S a. m. in order t
attend the funeral Every member
should be present
Mrs William Dwyer. age 81 years
of North Bennington died sudden
1t noon today at the Putnam Mem
)rial 1ospital Mrs Dryer was for
merly Miss Hazel Guillow. daughter
OF Mr. aud Mrs. Merrick Gull ow o
Moth Bennington. The funeral vii
be held Tuesday morning at 9 O'Clock
rom ST. John the BAIT 81 church a
North Bennington
Walter A Wood principal Of th'
high school Samuel Levin a aubsti
iute payer and the following basket
al enthu lasts Wa ton HARDWOOD
'dVard Pulling Marshall Russo .
md Harold peart went 20 Rutland M
morning TO encourage tie local b &
school basketball team in Is goo,
work against its opponents in IN,
southern Vermont Scholastic tourna
men,,
During the weeks before Easter
Mr. Mills at the Second Congrega
tonal church $ preaching a series o
sermons which re'ate to the supreme
ly critical events in the life of Chris
with their present day application t
his followers The theme of the SCI
mon tomorrow morning will b.
"Christs Temptation and Ours Hou
of worship is 1920; mems class fol
lowing; Church school at II; younl
peoples meeting ct $50; union Len
ten services at 1880 in the Methods