The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-11-16
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village rsEs
Briefly for Busy Readers

short business trip to New York.
Anita Stewart in "Clover's REBEL
ion, Harte Theatre tomorrow adv.
Children's heavy flannel rompers,
Special at soc at the New YORK store.
ADV
Geo. McKeon is erecting a new
fence on the east side OF his property
on Scott street.
At Noyeck's $500 fine broad cloth
Suits now $3.50 others at great re-
auctions too. adv 46t2
Mary Miles Minter in Charity Cas-
tie, the photoplay beautiful Harte
Theatre today adv
Harry Breese of Gage Street an
employee of Nichols and Warren, is
doing work in Waloomsac.
Mrs. George Jepson received word
from her son, Private VIM. Jepson,
that he had arrived safely in France.
The Emerson and Beacon shoes for
men and boys, every pair guaranteed
$3.50 to $50 at Noveck's. adv. 46t2
Overshoes and rubbers Of all kinds
for the whole family. Prices the
lowest at the New York Store. Adv.
The meeting of the Junior Auxili-
airy will meet from 2 to in the
parish house of st. Peters church to-
morrow afternoon
40 ladies' and misses raincoats will
be sold at sl49 at j. Levins during
the great after Harvest sale. Former
prices 1898 to $500. ADV.
An unusually large assortment of
Ladies and Misses fine coats and
dresses at an specially reduced price.
now at Novecks adv. 46t2
Mr.. and Mrs. w. -. Walker have
closed their Pleanant street home
and left Thursday to spend the win
ter in St Petersburg, Florida
Mrs Martin Murphy and daughters
have moved from their home in Old
Bennington to their new home on the
corner of Stafford and Gage Street.
Clam chowder supper at NJ f.
church Friday evening, Nov % at
615. Tickets Csc. There will also be
a sale of fancy articles, aprons etc.
Adv
Mr. and Mrs Edward Sullivan of
Troy, John Murphy and son James of
Schenectady are visiting their mother.
Mrs. Martin Murphy of Stafford
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Whiteley, who
have lived for the past year in one of
b. Il. Bottum's houses on South
street, moved Wednesday to Adams
street. ara
The girls of the Y w. C. who are
going TO camp early Sunday, please
meet at Houran's corner at IL
o'clock Those going late meet at
the club rooms at II o'clock. pa
Miss Blanche Hannah, forewoman
in the nainsook department of the
new Black CIT Textiles company fac.
tory, has LEFT for Flora, H., and will
return with Ave experienced young
women who will be employed in her
department.
Samples OF soap, demonstrated by
Mrs, Il. B. Huling at the high school
yesterday, can be seen either at the.
Library or the Banner Office. Mrs.
Huling will gladly give the recipe for
making TO any interested or would
be pleased to give demonstrations be-
fore any organization.
Miss Elizabeth Baudistel of Stafford
street was pleasantly surprised
Thursday evening by twenty OF her
girl friends in honor of her approach
ing marriage Miss Baudistel was
the recipient of many pieces of linen.
Dainty refreshments were served and
an enjoyable evening was spent by
all.
Louis F. Moore of the Putnam
house garage drove his Chrevolet car
into the village Thursday evening
with one of the best bucks brought in
by a Bennington hunter in recent
years. The deer would weigh all of
$50 pounds in the opinion OF those
who saw 1t, and the head carried ter
points.
The Fox Trot will be taught al the
Dancing Class tomorrow
afternoon. Those who know nothing
about the dance should come in for the
beginners class at 1880. Those who
wish to learn the latest steps only,
please come at 2 O'Clock All those
who wish to learn The DOODLE and the
London Taps later must know the
Fox Trot as foundation
The musical recital held last Fri
day evening in Mt. Zion Baptist
church of North dams was given TN
der the direction of Mrs. Ansie Chan
ley of Bennington. The concert was
given for the benefit of the church,
the proceeds to be used for the pur
chase of bibles. 1t was such great
success both financially and socially.
that a more elaborate program is be-
ing planned for Christmas Miss
Eva Lassor presided at the piano.
letter was received today from
Anna G. Clark, chairman of the news
paper committee at Camp Bartlett.
Westfeld, Mass, thanking the pub
Usher of the Banner for the copy of
the paper that has been sent to the
Y. NJ. c. A. at the camp. As the sol
diers are leaving Camp Bartlett this
week Miss Clark writes that the
sending of the paper should he discon
she extends the probation
of the men at the camp, the Y. NJ C. !
A and OF the Westfield unit of the !
women's committee of the council of |
national dpfaupp In concluding her |