The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-08
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
Tor Busy Readers.

Wf Ou9J NeoodA~
Otto L. Reimer was IN Troy today.
D. b. Keeler is in Troy for the
afternoon
Easter post cards one cent to ten
at Evans.
Handsome Easter letters and art
mounts at Evans.
Miss Alice Green of Gage street is
improving from an illness.
Mrs. Edward Higgins and Miss Su-
san Briggs are in Troy for the after
noon.
Easter chicks, napkins. letters.
water colors in mounts, crepe paper
at Evans
Miss Alice Stafford of Wallngrord
is visiting Miss Eunice Lyons Of Con.
gress street.
John b, Green Of Maple street is
seriously i'll Of pneumonia and his
recovery is very doubtful.
A large supply of mems and youths
suits have Just arrived at Siegal
Brothers for the Easter trade.
George Allen who has been pass
| ing a few days at his former home,
has returned to his duties at Little
Falls.
Siegal Bros, 109 North street have
just received shipment of childrens
dresses and ladies' silk and heather
| hInnrn patffcnatc oil onInro
The Woodmen initiated 13 candid
ates at the last regular meeting and
expect to and eight more members az
the meeting neat Tuesday evening
John Clark, a veteran at the Sold
fefs Home who fell and badly injured
himself early in February has nov
sufficiently recovered so as to be able
20 be out of doors
At Siegal Brothers large assert
ment of all kinds OF perfumes, pow
ders and toilet soaps have been re-
ceived at the North street clothing
store-Siegal Bros
Raymond PERCY who has been
working in North Adams has resign
ed his position and taken one with
A. Fl. Winslow He will drive the
new auto truck which was seen on
the street this morning for the first
time.
The Whitney today, all new photo
plays. Five Hours, drama by the Rex
Company; Out of the Depths, drama
by the SOlax Company; Two Girls,
drama by the American Company,
Osteopathy, comedy by the American
Company. The Whitney orchestra,
George +. Donnelly, Leader
Now is time when many are look
ing for reductions on all grades and
kinds of goods Every person wants
at least something new for Easter. At
Siegal Bros a fresh supply of the
latest and best styles aud makes have
been coming in daily and you only
have to visit our we'll equipped store
to find a big market for bargains
Pittsfeld aerie of Eagles has voted
to purchase of Mrs. Peter Lasch the
Walter Mercer property on First ST.
The price to be paid is $4,000. The
Eagles will shortly begin alterations
on the large double house which is on
the lot for a home. IL is expected
that the alterations will be completed
so the home will be ready for the
Eagles this summer.
The directors of the Bennington
Baseball association yesterday gar
cred up the booster" collection box
cs that were pa ed in a number OF
the bushes; places about town som"
weeks ago. The amounts deposited
in the Boosters" were not large but
the association did not look for a
fund of large proportions to be gath
| cred in this manner If the total is
| sufficient to purchase new uniforms
| for the team the experiment will have
| proved as big a success as was ex
pected.
| Library theatre today two big ives
tern pictures-The Outbreak, grea
Western drama by the Selig Co.; The
Mexican Filibuster, another fine Yves
tern drama; The Tramp's Find,
good drama; Forbidden Cigarettes, ;
comedy scream; The Iron Master, {
strong drama by the Edison Co. The
boys bicycle contest will close to
night A thirty dollar bicycle will b,
given the boy who has sold the great
est number of tickets during the pas
two weeks Matinee every Afternoon
at 8 o'clock cents to all First eve
ming show begins at 1880 sharp, Ii
brary threatre. Orchestra ever!
night