The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-20
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Clam chowder tonlght aI hstes
market ADV.
Attend the big Thanksgiving sale
at the Nichols store. Adv.
Dancing N. e. o. p. hall tonight.
Thebarges orchestra. Admission 20
cents.
Emmy Wheen, the dainty Wen.
nesse actress-Harte Theatre Mon
day. Adv.
Make it point to see the yaude-
vile bill at the Harte theatre today
Adv
Last chance to see the three clever
vaudeville acts at the opera house to-
day ADV.
Specials at ]. Levins today, ladies'
suits and coats will be sold from 81
to IS less. Adv.
George B. Wellington and family
have closed their Old Bennington
home and returned to Troy for the
winte:.
Miss Julia Fitzgerald of Depot
street, who has been i'll. has recover
ed and returned to her work in Stew
arts store.
Helen Durkee OF Weeks street en-
tertained six of her little friends yes
terday aftrnoon in honor OF her sixth
birthday Games were played and
refreshments served
Don't fair to hear Baby Virginia in
her excellent songs with Elsie Van
Nally & Co., opera house today. This
act alone is worth three times the
price of admission, Adv.
Mrs. Charles L. Patterson, who re-
Gently closed her summer home at
Old Bennington is spending few
weeks in Troy as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. r. C., Reynolds
Four deer, one buck and three does
are reported on the road down today
from the Glastonbury forks where
Joe and Frank Sausville and two OF
the La Flamme brothers have been
hunting.
The Fox Trot will be the subject
| of tonights lesson at the Recreation
Dancing class. Members are urged
| to arrive at Library hall as near s o.
clock as possible so as not to delay
| the instruction.
At last nights bowling at the Y.
| NJ. c. A. the Tigers defeated the indie
pendents with totals of 2503 TO PIP
| The Tigers were Eddington, White
| Dean, Elwell and Boynton and the In
dependents with Iadd Enright
Sears, Ryan and SlDat
John H. Ineson, Frank Knapp, Geo
ossler have gone TO Fischer's camp
near the Glastonbury forks Tor a few
days deer hunting. John Ineson and
Frank Knapp were the lost babe; OF
last years deer hunting season, but
| have agreed not TO co 81, OF sight OF
land this year.
| The Ladies' sewing circle of stht
| Old First church met yesteriay sstei'
noon at the homo Of Mrs. Guy b
| Johnson au1 des itr we ho"~v "'''
| blowing at the hour II ladies' were
| PRESENT. This Wa Co4st0e,eu, d fe
markable turnout Tor community
so depleted by the departure OF sun
me residents.
| Christian Science service Sunda!
at II o'clock at SAP Main street Sub
| jet Soul and Body" Golden Tex
For by one Spirit are we all bapti2
ed into one body whether we b.
bound or free" Reading room, SAM
address. Open Wednesday ant
| Thursday afternoon from 40
o'clock. The public is cordially we
CONF
The Spirit of the Good Shepherd
will be Mr. Mills theme Sunda
morning at the Second Congregation
al church Lecture illustrated wit
stereopticon pictures on Constant
nople', at the evening service. Hour
are 1870 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sur
day school at noon C. e. meeting a
$50. Young and older people
strangers and visitors, all who hay
no obligations at other churches, ar
cordially invited to all the service
Of this church and viii be made mos
welcome.
A gang of men under direction c
County Road Commissioner Davis ar
not finding the removal of the ledg
known as The Rocks in the Woe
ford road the easy task which the
expected. Several men have no
been working for upward of tw
weeks with steam drill, but tn
rock has been so hard that little pre-
gress has resulted. COMMISSIONS
Davis is now on the job PERSONAL
and endeavoring to get more action
The rock is to be cut down ten fet
and as it represents height of ten t
fifteen feet. blowing it out without d.
stroying the road bed is somwhat {
an enigma.
An interesting item to older res