The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of The Town and vlITass TsA
Briefly for Huty Renders

News Of The Town and vllTass Ted
Briefly for eusy Renders
Cases and cases Of Christmas slip.
pers Just arrived at Harris Adv.
been III for several weeks, is impIoy-
inI.
Christmas slippers ior men, WON
en- and children just in at Harris.
Adj.
Dance Wednesday night. Fovesters'
hall, Hurleys orchestra. 5 pieces.
Admission 35 cents 65t2
The regular meeting OF the Ben
nington lodge OF .Elks will be held on
Tuesday evening at O'clock.
Full line of violin outfits, bows,
cases, violin strings. etc, on sale at
Noveck's store. A, Noveck. ADV.
William Norcross, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Norcross, is Ill at his
home on North street with whooping
cough.
For practicable, durable and
artistic Xmas gift, get violin OUTFIT,
new bow or case. See A. Noveck at
the store. Adv.
Nelson Hitchcock and Alfred Wade
left this afternoon for Rutland where
they plan to enlist in the quarter
masters department as machinists.
County court resumed It's sessions
this afternoon following the recess
ever Sunday. The Jurors arrived
here this noon as 1t is understood
that jury cases will DO heard this
week.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the board of directors of the Y. NJ. {.
A. will be held at the camp Tuesday
evening. Members will leave the Y.
NJ. G.. A. at $50 and Will eat supper
at camp. ps ..,e ,s,,e -.-n
The regular meeting of the, Metho-
dist Brotherhood will be held tomor-
row night at 8 o'clock A special
program has! been arranged aud all
members are urged TO be present. All
the men ar invited t u sc
Tuesday evening, December 11th.
there will be a card party given by
the ladies' Of ST. John Baptist society
at the Y w. C. rooms for the benefit
of the Catholic workers of the Red
Cross. All are invited Admission
Is cents. Ad,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Whitaker en-
tertained Saturday evening in honor
of Maurice Wall, who expects to soon
enter the quartermaster's depart.
ment of the army feature of the
occasion was the illumination By
candles. asl
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Armstrong. who
have been visiting Mrs, Armstrong;
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, j.. Ed Wal.
bridge. left today for their homo,
Springfield Mass, They we're &C
companied by, Mrs, Walbridge, who
will visit in Springfield, ~ y l9a
henderson, Company A, Vermont
Volunteer Militia ARE directed 70
meet at the Yq M. c. A. this evening
at s O'Clock, by order, Of Capt Hold.
en- Uniforms are not required. This
is the meeting that was to have been
held Saturday evening but the storm
was so tough that only the captain
and three prtFates we're present. 4 ~
49, ~ q. kA4H tft-ftflrF
f.eCharles Martin. a. former resident
who has been living in Springfield. |
Mass. has been visiting his father. |
Frank Martin, He Is one of the
officers commissioned at the close OF |
the second officers school at Platts- |
ihurghe He lett Saturday Tor Camp |
lDeyens, Aver, Mass, where he has
been assigned for, duty. -'''i ~
Bert F. Merrill OF Easton, n r..
and Miss Alice Mary Lane of Ben
nington were married this morning
Baptist parsonage. The bride was
becomingly attired in blue travelling
suit with hat TO match. Mr. and Mrs |
Merrill left on the flyer for briei |
wedding trip
Street Commissioner sonn Har.
wood this morning began blowing the |
snow from the gutter OF the south |
side''of Main street. Chairman Wills |
of the street committee says that the |
on this side of the street |
that has existed every winter is not |
going to prevail during the next few !
months ii IL can possibly be avoided |
The south gutter is so protected from |
the sun by buildings that the ice has
usually remained in the spring until |
after It has disappeared from every |
other street in the village. The
chairman has evidently cut out a job
for himself but he will have the best
wishes of the community in his new
line OF endeavor.