The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-23
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
~ ne Town and lil<Se Told BRIEFLY
for Busy Reasters.

F. L. Amadon is seriously I'll with
pneumonia.
+. b. Baldwin OF Arlington was in
the village today
James Hunter of Troy is visiting
friends in town.
Harry and Samuel jacobson have |
returned from Springfield.
Master Daniel O'Connor has gone
TO Schenectady to visit relatives.
The public schools closed today for
the holiday vacation of two weeks.
Mrs. Sarah Olds has returned from
a visit with relatives at Valley Falls.
/ George Andrews of Burlington is
( visiting his mother, Mrs. H. S. An
drews.
James Gunshannon, who has been
seriously III with pneumonia, has re-
covered.
Turkeys rs cents a pound to -
pound average Burke's cash market
South street. 1913
Arthur Perkins of Middlebury col.
ton with relatives.
Handsomest and most worthy
Christmas umbrellas in widest abun.
dance at the Drysdale store
Miss Eva Lewis has resigned her
position as domestic at the home OF
William r. Morgan.
Maurice Rudd is working in Hoo.
sick in the interest of the Twin State
Gas and Electric Co.
Walter Wood of Vermont UNIVERSE.
ty is spending his Christmas vacation
with his parents here.
Chickens is cents, geese rs cents
and ducks % cents. Burkes cash
market, South street. 5StS
Mrs. II. R. Bristol was able to be
out of doors today for the first time
since her recent illness.
The prettiest sorts of Christmas
neckwear for men and women imag.
Unable at the Drysdale store.
II. c. Llndlof is preparing to
double his capacity for making sweat
ers owing to the increased business.
For sale--A nice set of runners
for surrey or other wheeled vehicle.
Inquire Of w. B. Sheldon. 54t2
Cole Burt of Philadelphia, Pa, is
spending a few days with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Burt OF School
street.
Margaret Smith, granddaughter OF
Peter Mattison OF Grove street. has
recovered from a severe attack OF
scarlet fever
Miss Anna Burke of Utica, who has
been spending several months with
her grand mother, Mrs, Anna Lee, re.
turned home today
Bewildering array Of dress or wash
materials In silk, wool or cotton at
the Drysdale dress goods department.
What more pleasing for gift?
William Bissell manager of the 10.
cal branch of the New England Tel
and Tel. Co., is spending few days
with his family in Lowell, Mass
, Aviation caps, hand crocheted from
4 eiderdown yarn are the craze Of the
hour. The Drysdale store shows
them in every color and combina
tons.
| Arrived today at the Drysdale store
lot OF very smart new ideas in sill
YER mesh bags, black silk velvet
bags and leather hand bags. Also
suit cases and travelling bags for mes
and women.
Several hundred extra large bed
comfortables. soft and fluffy, bright
pretty silkolene coverings. clean
white cotton filings. All marked for
Christmas selling al very decided
price reductions.
| Any persons wishing to contribut,
( food. clothing. money. etc, for the
Christmas baskets to be given by IN,
| First Baptist church will please no
tify Mrs. T. A. Davenport or leay,
same at the church Saturday morn
ms sat.
/ Seigal Bros 1909 North street hay,
| Just received large supply of ladie
corset covers which will be sold a
greatly reduced prices during thei
present sale. Regular 80 cent corse
covers at 80 cents. SOC ones at q
and &c ones az 10.
List of letters remaining uncalle
= for in the postofiice for the wee
ending December 10, 1910: MIR. Leo
ard Blaydes. Charles h. Gellnas. v
III. Knapp. George H. Weber III ST
moro Nniehata piqqo AIRS l. y Re
settle, Miss Gene Dale. Mrs. Morr