The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-11-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Mr. and Mrs. Collins NJ. Graves are
in Albany today.
Samuel Margolin has returned from
4 brief business trip to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Buss are
spending Sunday in Pittsfeld.
Miss Sarah McCue is home from
Troy for over the week end.
lIr and Mrs. Frank f. Battles are
moving from the Nichols rooms to
the Twitchell house on Union street.
Ms. George Parker and daughter
are spending the day with friends in
Troy.
John H. Moore is on a hunting trip
to Dunville.
Harry Cummings left this morning
for few days camping trip in Dun
vile
Big values in sweaters for the
whole family at the New York store.
ADV.
Mems suits and pants greatly re-
duced at the New York store See
them. Adv.
Mrs. Charles e. Patterson closed
her home in Old Bennington today
and returned to New York for the
winter
Rev NJ. p. Sloan of Pittsburgh
Penn. who has been a guest of Rev.
and Mrs. w f. Meyer, has returned
home
The ladies' sewing circle of the Old
First church at Old Bennington met
Friday afternoon with Mrs S. Everett
Harwood.
For real dependable values visit
the New York stores sale in full
swing All goods guaranteed to give
the utmost OF satisfaction. Adv
Municipal Judge f. H. Holden re-
turned Friday evening from Mont
pelier where he has been during a
larger portion of the week on legal
business.
Mrs. Charles Z. Patterson has
closed her summer home at Old Ben
nington and has gone to New York.
She will be at the Biltmore for about
a week and win then go to Lakewood,
\. j., for an extended stay
There will be a regular meeting of
Miriam Rebekah lodge Monday even
ing followed by a social time. Com
mittee requests that as many as can
eport on silk quilt tickets.
The recreation class in social dane
ing will start at o'clock tonight in
the Young Woman's club room More
advanced steps in the one step will
be taught in addition TO the Fox trot.
Please present your tickets at the
door a little before o'clock.
At the recent meeting in Rutland
Of the SALISBURY Baptist association
Rev. w. F. Meyer OF Bennington
read paper on Lost Notes in Min.
isterial Messages" Rev. c. w. Turner
Of North Bennington read a paper on
The Problem OF the Child and the
Morning Service The next meeting
OF the association will be held De-
ccmber "A.
Forty-four little people listened
with much interest to the stories
about Italy told in the childrens
room at the Free Library this morn
ing. Story Hour for the children on
Saturday morning at the library has
been instituted Next week the hour
will be devoted to Our Winter
Birds and stories about bears.
Some excellent bargains in winter
clothing can be found at the Joe Lee
yin corner store where a sale of
heavy goods is now in progress The
stock that has been placed on sale is
all fresh and up to date and the
prices have been greatly reduced
Shoppers. while making their week
end purchases tonight. would do well
to make the store a visit ADV.
4 box of sea fish with directions
for distribution among his friends
was received at the Healy a Nc
Mahon market Friday night from
Grant l.. Harbour who is on a fishing
trip at one of the resorts near New
York city. In the shipment were Two
dog FISH which would remind per
son of the things he sees in the night
after late supper of mince pie and
cheese. The dog fish were consigned
to James 5. SILK and are now on ex-
hibition in themarket show window.