The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-13
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News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.
Mrs. NJ J. Curtin is spending the
day IN Albany.
c. II. Miller IS confined to the
house by illness
Roy Andrew of Arlington was in
town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs d. NJ Robinson OF
Westwood are spending few days in
town.
Mrs. Henry Bartlett Is confined to
her home on Lincoln street by H.
ness.
Mrs Clarence VI. Waters Of Now
York is a guest Of Mrs. Helen D.
Hawks,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. White of Co
hoes we're recent guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Greenwood.
Christopher Cassano purchased
this morning Ford touring car Of
the Putnam House garage.
George D'Amour. who has been
spending three weeks in Providence
with relatives. has returned
e. G. Bennett has bought new
Buick IS" touring car turning in his
old machine OF tho same make and
type in the transaction.
Miss Laura Brown, formerly a resi-
dent of Bennington. but now OF South
Bend. Ind. arrived Wednesday to
spend her vacation here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Mann and
small son, Frank. arrived Wednes-
day from Troy to spend the summer
with Mrs. Mann'g mother. Mrs Frank
Carver
Mrs. L. o. Peck and Robert Hart Of
Blandlord Mass. WHO have been Wis
iting their mother, Mrs. e. Il. Hart
returned Wednesday accompanied by
Mrs Hart
Mr.. and Mrs. Elerick Depuis, who
were recently married at their home
in Rutland and have been visiting
relatives in Bennington, returned
this afternoon.
Miss Evelyn Tibbetts OF Lansing.
bureh, years ago a resident of Ben.
nington, is calling on many relatives
aud old acquaintance She is a
guest at the Putnam house.
Mr. and Mrs. George Howarth OF
Ithaca. who have been spending sey
eral weeks with their daughter. Mrs
Arthur Greenwood. left Wednesday
to visit relatives in Cohoes before re-
turning home.
Miss Mary +. Hutton has returned
from stay OF ten days In Boston.
Miss Hutton went TO Boston to attend
the National Teachers Education con
yention and remained seyera. addi
tionai days for visit.
Mr. land Mrs. David Davidson and
son Of Providence r, l., who have
been spending week at the Wal.
ioomsac Inn, Old Bennington, have
gone to tho White Mountains to com.
plete tAclr vacation.
Mrs leon Harmon gave dinner
Tuesday evening at her home in Old
Bennington in honor of her CUES;
Miss Eleanor. Harmon of Portland
We. There were guests present from
BeEnipgtea, ,lioosiek Fol $ and Pow
An unusual record is found in the
special August list just received at
Griswold S. 1t contains two beautiful
selections by the Barvarian II 'ghland
Either trio. rs record that dir
terent than anything published In a
long tine
Hurley's orchestra will furnish
music for dancing at the lawn fete
on Mrs Il. j. Hurley's lawn tonight,
under the auspices of the Catholic
Daughters of America. Amusements
for all, both young and ola. Aanis
sion only 10 cents.
Rutland railroad officials have com.
planned to Village President Fred g..
Martin that the Careful Crossing
signs, erected for the purpose of edu
eating Inc t,aycllng publ C TO con
slider more seriously the danger al
railroad crossings, are being de
stroycd by mischieyous boys. Per.
mission for the recetion of the signs
was obtained from the village gov.
eminent by the railroad company
They have been put in position for a
commendabe purpose ana this pur-
pose is being thwarted by thoutat,
less Youngsters II the destruction
continues prosecutions will follow.
BONNEVILLE