The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-03-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village TeIs
Briefly for Busy Rsansrs

with scarlet fever.
Miss Clara Monahan of Main street
is the guest Of friends in Troy.
Mrs. Nellie B. Aldrich is passing
the week end in Saltwater, N. Y.
Miss Emma Wilkinson is spending
the day with friends in Arlington.
| Miss Maria Burns OF Spring street
is visiting in Troy over week end.
Mrs. Henry R. Cone Of County street
is spending the day in Mechanicville.
Mrs. A. E. Hollister of Grandview
street is visiting relatives in Easton
Pa.
Wanted to buy potatoes and apples
at La Fortunes restaurant regardless
of cost. 26tS
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Warner will
spend Sunday with relatives in Gran
vile, N. Y.
Miss Margaret Rosch Of North Ad-
ans was the guest Friday of her bro.
ther, George Rosch.
Lloyd Aldrich of the Stratton-Al-
drich lumber job is at his home in
Rutland over Sunday.
Rev. Thornton, F. Turner preached
Lenten sermon at St Johns church
in North Adams Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac p Walker of Old
Bennington have returned from New
York, where they passed the last six
weeks.
States Attorney f. c. Archibald,
who has been in town for the past
two days, has returned to Manchester
Center
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Bellemarre
Of Dewey street viii be the guests of
their son Phillip in Pittsfield for the
week end
Miss Jennie A. Valentine and Miss
jeanette T. Perkins left today for a
two months stay in New York and
. | Washington.
Mrs H. f. Hulett of Arlington, who
has been visiting her nephew, Edward
Galusha, who is i'll with pneumonia,
has returned home.
Rev c. w Petty, who has been
conducting services at the Baptist
church during the past week, returned
today to New York.
Robert Warwick in The Heart of
. q Hero" and Helen Holmes in "a
Lass OF the Lumberlands' Harte
: Theatre Monday. ADV.
:, Mrs, Fred Chandler and son Clyde
{ are visiting Miss Marjorie Chandler,
9 who is in the Samaritan hospital in
J Troy and who is improving rapidly.
There will be union service Sum
| day evening of the Baptist and Metho.
dist churchs on account of the Illness
! OF Rev. r L. Dow, the Methodist pas.
: to-. hGi1ulhu Iig889 "a
There is one Session of school today
In the high seAoolto make up for the
. vacation granted on the day following
/ | Washington's Birthday and two SEES.
sions in the grammar schools.
I Among the business men registered
] at the Putnam house Friday were:--
f. Fl. harrington Brandon: George
: F. Parker. Rutland; V. w. Benedict.
A. H. McChesney, Troy: A. b. Grad
J wohl. Albany.
: The my Home Town Girl'' com
pany, OF which Leila Mcintyre, a for
mer resident, and John Hyams were
the stars brought its season to an end
in Newport News Saturday. after
tour OF twenty-seven weeks. Perry
: J. Kelly, the impresario in charge,
says that prosperity attended the tour,
: but that he was forced to bring 1t to
close because OF the illness of his
wife, who was an important member
OF the cast. The piece has now ex-
perienced two successful seasons, and
1t will be sent on tour again in the
Fall.
Owing to the illness of Rev p. l..
Dow the communion service which
was to have been held in the Metho-
dist church will be deferred for two
weeks. The regular morning service
will be held with preaching by Rev.
bingham College of Pownal Sunday
school IL o'clock, Epworth League at
6;30. The evening service will be
omitted The congregation invited to
a union service at the Baptist church
Official meeting Monday night Glass
meeting Tuesday evening in the pri-
mary room. The annual meeting of
the Methodist Brotherhood Tuesday
evening an address will be given by
Rev. Il. Fl. Brown OF Troy. Special
gospel services will be held Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings, preach
ing each night by Rev. E. H. Brown
OF Troy A cordial invitation is ex.
tended TO the public to attend the
gospel services
Saturday shoppers should not over
look the stock.reduction sale in pro.
press at the Joe Levin store. No mat
ter what your need in the way OF
wearing apparel, suits, clothing and
furnishings it will be found in the
stock which the store is disposing in
order to make room for spring goods
To facilitate quick selling profits
have been sacrificed and prices have
been cut to the bone. Some of the
best bargains are in the shoe depart
ment. Much of the stock of high
quality footwear including rubbers
was bought before the price advances
made by the manufacturers and the
customers of the store are being Civ
en- the benefit. Adv.