The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-06-25
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF tne Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

BrtCIly lot busy hcdueTe
Mems overalls 75c value, sale soc,
at the New York store
Mrs. Fred Dunn and son of South
Salisbury were in the village Thurs
day
States Attorney Frank C. Archi
bald of Manchester is in the village
today.
Born June %, son. to Mr.. and Mrs
y. Donahue of Convent avenue,
weight 10 pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins NJ Graves
have returned from short trip to
New York.
Robert Hall of New York is visit
ing at his home at Old Bennington
for few days.
Miss Pauline Cornell is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. w. e. Gorham in
New York city.
Howard II. Shields and son of Old
bennington are on fishing trip in
Western Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sykes of Lake
view. N. Y, are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. n. Williams of Elm street.
The Sunday evening union gospel
service at the Guideboard chapel al
1880 will be led by Willard Gilbert.
Miss Kate ]. Hubbell, who has
been visiting in Sharon, Conn, has
returned to her home at old Benning-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs Grant Holleubeck ac-
comIanied by Miss Helen White left
today for visit in New York and
Newburs.
At the New York stores sale,
ladies new waists isc sneaks for
the whole family 44c; ladies' house
dresses 45c. Adv.
In our mems and ladies' clothing
department merchandise is selling al
reduction of from 10 to 90 per cent,
Joe Levin. ADV.
\ number Of young people from Old
Bennington attended the commence
ment exercises at the Hoosac school
Thursday evening.
Take advantage Of the wonderful
bargains that Joe Levin is offering
in his shoe department for Friday
and Saturday ADV.
Mr. and Mrs. r. C. Reynolds of
Troy we're the guests over night of
Mrs. Reynolds sister Mrs. Charles
e. Weues Of Old Bennington.
Mrs. Jessie stockwell sayles, who
has been attending the New York |
state ". r. c. convention at Albany |
is spending few days with Mrs, c.
H. Clark oil South street.
Educators, Mate and Spartan
shoes and ankle strap pumps in all
the popular feathers, cloth and kid
tops prices SIPS, $150 up to $500
per pair Ritchie's Shoe department
ADV,
Refrigerator sewing machine, beds
and bedding, dining tables, chairs
and rockers, stands dishes carpet,
paIlor suite, springs, mattresses, etc.
at the auction in the rear Of The soc.
ond hand store at 1879 North street
tomorrow, Saturday afternoon ii
o. Jock. John Huntington autioncor.
AAf
The remains Of Mrs Emma Now
ton, wife Of Louisville Newton who
died at the Samaritan hospital in
Toy were brought to the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Rice. at
Thursday evening. The
funcral viii be held from the home
Of Mrs. Rice Saturday at p. m,
Rev w. r. Meyer. pastor of the Bar
fist church officiating and the burial
VIII be in the Hinsdillyille cemetery. |
Frank f. Battles has gone 10 Put
nam, Conn, on n business trip.
Tie cool pleasant weather of this
brought out a big crowd for
the annual bennington County Sun
day school field day to be held in Nj
shols sroye in Arlington. The church
bells gave warning that the atmo
spheric conditions were Of the picnic
brand and as carly as s o'clock the
streets were filled with people at
.ached to lunch baskets and lunch
boxes on their way to the station
Any one who had forgotten that it'll
was the day Of the big county gather
ng was reminded of the Importance
If the date when the Bennington City
,and formed at its quarters on Upper
Vain street and marched to the
lepot A special train was run to
arlington to accommodate the pic
lickers.
NORTH BENNINGTON
A special sale of mems s3.50 and