The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
news Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
Tor Busy Readers

Mrs. ]. Martin and Miss Anna Ber
geron are in Troy today.
Mrs. Eva Wright of West Main ST.,
is passing a few days in Troy.
Mrs. r. E. Pilling and Miss Alice
! Pilling of Stafford street are in Troy
today.
Mrs. p. Mcclure and daughter,
Miss Mary MCGUIRE are passing the
day in Troy.
William H. Gleason of the Soldiers
! home went this morning to Rutland
where he expects to pass some time.
Mrs. Theon Hawks, who has been
a guest of Miss Catherine M. Combs,
went to Springfield, Mass, today for
visit.
See the new line of ladies waists
just arrived at the New York store.
All the latest styles worth $3.50 spec
ial CSC. Adv. 58t3
Mrs. Edward Stoeber of Dewey
street is visiting in Adams. Mr..
Stoeber will join her for an over
Sunday visit.
William II. Everett and family, who
have been passing several days at
the Putnam house, expect to leave
for New York today or Sunday.
Col. Olin Scott has been confined |
to his bed since Tuesday and has |
failed perceptibly since he was taken |
i'll. He is over 81 years of age and |
his condition naturally causes his |
friends much anxiety.
= Services at ST. Peters church to- |
morrow will be: Celebration of Holy |
Communion at 7.30 a. M, Sunday |
school at $50, Morning Prayer at |
10:45, and Evening Prayer at 500 p. |
IN. The rectors' telephone number |
is temporarily changed to 2S5 w.
Mrs. Eunice Moore of the Burgess
road entertained a few of her rela-
tives and friends Friday evening, the |
occasion being her seventyfourth |
birthday. Refreshments were served |
during the evening Mrs. Moore re-
ceived several gifts and post cards.
There were four generations of her
family present, Il
The bowling schedule for the re-
naming games in the second league
bowling tournament are as follows:
Tonight at 100 o'clock, the Brush
Shop VS.. North Bennington Monday,
Cooper Machine Co. VS.. North Ben
nington; Tuesday, Collar Shop Va
Baptist church; Wednesday evening.
challenge game between the Cooper
Machine Co. and the Pirates, the win
ners of the first league.
d. H. Winslow, Government En-.
gineer in the Bureau of Roads will
give an illustrated lecture in the Y.
NJ c. A. gymnasium on Tuesday eve
ming at o'clock He will show
about $50 slides, many of which will
be views of Bennington county and
they will show the way which many
difficult roads are being repaired and
made disable by the modern methods
of road making This lecture will be
entirely free and all who are inter
ested are very welcome to come and
see and hear.
Worthwhile offerings for Satur-
day and every other day while they
last at the Drysdale store. Truly
SOOu ldliOitu SullS MOultllS HlioStS
and extra sizes for the hard-to-fit at
S14.00. Molly Stark percale waists,
wide variety on special counter at
soc Also another big botch of those
lively selling tub silk waists at S1.9S
and also fresh new showing OF dollar
lingerie waists. Guaranteed rain
coats in attractive styles, wide choice
womens and misses. two special val
ues at 1896 and $3.50; children's
rain coats and capes at very little
prices. Extra good silk boot hose,
black, tan. white at rs and 35c, threel
pairs for $1.00. Cadet stockings for
children. or pretty concerts in new
est neckwear. clever hair fxings, in
expensive jewelry and reliable toilet
articles, there jolly abundance. The
shoe store is fairly bubbling over
with the new seasons choicest sorts.
Burts cantilever shoes, Ye olde tyne
comfort shoes and Arrowsmith arch
supporters assure relief to the unfor-
tunate whose shoes are always full
of feet. Shown on request, not pub
licly displayed. a very carefully selec-
ted lots of new dresses for evening,
afternoon or street wear and a no
two alike. Lot of out-oftheordinary
coats for evening street or motor
wear at the Drysdale outer garment
department. Adv.