The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-04-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village ToIc
Briefly for Busy Readers
Chas. Langdon has secured employ
ment with Winslow & Craven.

Strictly for Busy Readers
Chas. Langdon has secured employ
ment with Winslow & Craven.
Ralph Norman of Gage street will
spend Sunday with friends in Troy.
Is sweet Florida or California or.
anges for 25c. at Estes market. Adv
Charles Sowles of Park street has
given up his position at Coopers mill.
Don't miss the Strange Case of
Mary Page. Harte theatre today
ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel p. Barber have
been called to Housatonic by the death
of a cousin.
Millinery opening of trimmed hats at
Miss l.. NJ. Barney's Saturday, April
LIST Adv. 47t2
| c. E. Snow of Bradford street has
begun the construction of new house
on his property.
| Earl w. Williams returned yester-
| day from Boston after two day
business visit.
Mrs. Laura B. Cole is in Poultney
visiting the o. E. S. of that place on
an official inspection.
Mrs. John GiIrain is spending a few
days in Rutland where she has been
called by the death of relative.
Wayne moth proof red cedar bags
insure your furs and woolens. All
sizes for every purpose at Drysdale's
Adv.
| Mrs. Lucy ]. Gibson will have sale
OF household goods in j. Ed. Wal
bridges store room Monday and Tues
day. ADV.
The high school will resume its SEES
sions on Monday. The graded schoo
will have vacation beginning on Nor
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick D. Burt o
Pittsfield are in the village to be thu
guests Of Charles 7. Burt over Sun
day.
Estes market offers today 100 doc
fancy California navel oranges. usual
ly sold at coo per doz. for 40c. pc
doz. Adv
Miss Vera Suter, teacher at the higl
school, returned today from spending
the spring recess with relatives II
Middlebury.
The Rebekahs sewing circle an
supper will be omitted Monday bu
the meeting will be held as usual il
the evening with drill.
Miss Rose Hynes, who has bee
sending the past week with Mrs. JohI
Gilrain of Depot street, has returne
to her home in Fairhaven.
The gowns worn by Mary Page wer
designed by Lucille (Lady Duff Coz
don)-new gowns in each episod,
See number three at the Harte Thea
ire today. ADV.
II Mrs. John Hayes acted as hostes
last evening to a dozen friends at he
| home on Gage street. The eyenin
was passed with cards and ligh
| luncheon was served
II W. ]. Mackey of Blackinton, VIII
| several years ago managed the Mort
| Adams baseball team in the Four Cit
league, has been engaged to coach tn
Drury high school nine.
| John p Morrissey, Jr., who has bee
under hospital treatment in Troy 70
the past week for scalp wound.
nearly recovered and expects to r,
turn home tomorrow.
III Mrs. Alice Monroe, who has bee
| living in Buffalo recently, expects t
| arrive in Bennington today to take tn
position of housekeeper at the HON
of Charles T. Burt on Elm street.
III A meeting OF the Sons of Veteran
| will be held in G, A. r. hall Sunda.
| April at IL o'clock sharp. Cand
dates will be initiated and all men
bers are requested to be present.
II Cadet hose for children at csc.
pair carry the same old price, qualit
and absolute guarantee that has pre-
iously prevailed. Linen reinforce
where the wear comes. The Drysda
store says They're the best stocking
for boys and girls we know Of AID
II Christian Science service, Sunday
II o'clock, 606 Main street. Subjec
"Unreality". Wednesday evenir
meeting, 100 Reading room ops
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursds
afternoons from to o'clock. San
address The public is cordially we
- come.
!. The II. w. Myers company have p,
chased big Federal truck throug
, the Bennington garage which they wi
utilize for the transportation of @
and coal. The truck will be delivere
in about three weeks. The Myer
company have taken the gasoler
| agency formerly held by Perry Gar
ner.
III The women of larger proportions
the fat sisters-will find the DrysdaI
| store we'll prepared to supply the
III cyiri,,o raadc-ciitc elk drpceec nm