The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-12-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of tho Town and Village Told
Briefly for 1asy Readers

For christmas ana tnefeafter-an
. Ansco camera. 81 30 $50 at Girls
wold's. ADV.
Mrs Margaret Schwartz and Miss
Alice MoDermott spent Friday in
North Adams
See the toys, dolls, pianos, games
at New York store. ASK for and save
the checks. Adv
Special price reduction on shoes
and rubbers at ice Leyin's, corner
store today. ADV.
For rubber boots and rubbers for
the Whole family visit the New York
stores Shoe department. ADV.
Miss Martha Dewey is home to
spend the holidays with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Dewey
Richard McKale who fell on School
street week ago and sustained a
fractured leg is improving satisfac-
torily.
Mrs. Davis is having a special
sale OF childrens hats at her new
store, 121 North street, next door to
the telephone office. ADV.
There was no bowling last night,
and there are no games scheduled for
next week. The prizes win be an
nounced during the coming week
Mrs 4. D. Melhado, Poughkeepsie,
formerly Miss Lena Margolin OF this
village, is visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Margolin Of North street
Junior club supper at Y. NJ. c. A.
Monday night at 6 O'clock There
will be short address. Miss e.
Nellie Moore viii be chairman of the
supper committee.
E George Lever, an employee of the1
Holden & Leonard mill received an
ugly cut on his arm while at work
Wednesday. He was removed to his
home and the wound closed by a PHI |
stefan.
A cablegram was received by Il. S. |
Drysdale this morning announcing
the safe arrival at liverpool Eng
land Of his sister and niece, Mrs Rem
dali and Miss Jean Kendall who
sailed on he Adliatic Dec, Sth.
For sale at the North street second |
hand store good monograph oak !
sideboard and dining table, small par
Tor coal stove and good cook stove.
Entrance to new store on Pleasant |
street back of the telephone office |
ADV.
Barney Meade, who made the trip
from Brattleboro to Bennington by
automobile Monday before the visit
OF the big snow storm, has been
Obliged to store his ear here temper
arily until the roads become passable
for automobiles.
Harry Thayer Of Boston, who made
many Appropriateness in town while
working on The power lines connect
ing the Bennington and Itoosick Falls
stations year ago, arrived this week
to spend a month on the work ir8ta''
ing the transformers at the hsnltns
station
The big influx of heavy hogs into
Chicago las created an appreciated
drop in the prices Of pork throughout
the country, although local quota
tons are not quite so low as was the
case last week Pork has been sell
ing in Bennington as high a3 IS cents
but at present good cuts can be had
At from IL to IS cents
Don't forget that useful articles
make the best Christmas presents
and when making YOU purchases to-
night do not fail to visit the Joe Lee
win store, corner OF North and River
streets, to see the many beautiful and
appropriate gifts ne has on stock and
at prices to fit every pocket book
Adv
At the Methodist church Sunday
morning, preaching by pastor, Rev. p.
l.. Dew subject, "A Colony of Bees,
Sunday school at 1900, Junior League
3. EDworth League $50, Evening SER
vice 7.30, pastors subject "The Gold
Ell Rule" Special music will consist
Of MY Wonderful Dream" and "IfI
Your Heart Keeps Right by choir.
The gift for the outdoor boy or girl
Is easy to select at Griswold's
Skates, Skis, Snowshoes. Sleds,
Scout axes, Knives, Camp Kits, Solid
Alcohol Stoves. Compasses, Hunting
coats, Leggins, Stevens Rifles, Air
Rifles and a hundred and one other
things in our sporting goods line that
please the boys and girls ADV.
Miss Alma Rosseau Of Park street
has taken the/place Of Miss Jessie
Russell in the act recently played at
the Harte Theatre, during which Miss
Russell broke her arm. The arrange
ment is temporary and was for the
purpose of enabling the act to fill it's
contract in Burlington. Miss Ros-
seau possesses a good soprano voice
and has won applause in local enter
tainments.
NORTH BENNINGTON