The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-02-08
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nsws Of the Town add Village Told
Briefly for Husy Rsad.rA

Fred Stickles and son Henry of
Z Gage street are spending the day in
\ Albany.
See the Camp Fire Girls at Fores-
ters hall, Friday Feb. 16, in Motion
Songs. ADV.
whist party at N. E. o. p hall.
Feb. Is for benefit of Sacred Heart
school. ADV.
The Bradford Hook & Ladder Co.'S
End annual fair at Foresters' hall,
4 Feb. Is. 16 and II. Adv.
Who is your choice for the Pig?
\ Contest on at the w. H. Bradford
Hook & Ladder Fair. Adv
J The greatest guessing contest OF
the year at Foresters' hall Feb. Is, Is.
and IL Beans, Beans, Beans. Adv
Leroy Bates. who was called here
by the death of the late Mrs. Melissa
Bates, returned today to New York
city
Mrs. John Buchanan of County
street, who has been seriously i'll
with bronchial pneumonia is conva-
descent.
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ford, N Y. who has been visiting
Miss Bessie Woodward returned to-
day to her home.
At the New York stores clean up
sale prices greatly reduced on mems.
ladies', girls and boys coats and
maokinaws Adv.
1t will pay you to see the bargains
of ladies' and childrens coats now
being offered at the New York stores
clean up sale. Adv.
Midweek prayer meeting at the
i Methodist church this evening. Con
Quoted, by pastor. Scripture will be
read by Claude Gokay.
Miss Maud NJ Galusha of Amster
!, dam. n. Y. has been spending few
days with her mother, Mrs. X. f.
4 Galusha of Union street.
! Mrs. NJ. S. Childs of Manchester
Depot, who was called here by the
\ death of her aunt. Mrs. James Nevis,
has returned to her home.
There viii be a meeting OF the ST.
Francis de Sales Alumni association
at the rooms of the Temperance So
ciety at o'clock Thursday evening
| ste
The girls preliminary at the basket
ball game Friday evening at Library
hall will consist of the Odds versus
+, the Eyens and promises to be a very
interesting game. as
| DR.. w. +. McGrath, the aerie physi-
clan at North Adams. who possesses
an excellent baritone voice, will sing
at the f. 0. Il. MINISTRIES at the opera
house on February IA. Adv,
| News has been received here OF the
birth of a daughter TO Mr.. and Mrs.
C. T Arnold of Germantown. Pa. Mr.
Arnold was formerly instructor at
the local Y, NJ. C. A, gymnasium.
| Canadiens vous etes inviter une |
soiree dc whist ct social a la Sale des |
| Forestiers Catholique, at heures |
| precis, Vendredi 8 Few. Admission |
10 Apporter gateau on autre chooses |
ADV.
Frank Smith and f. F. Reilly of |
| this town and j. e. Morris of North !
| Bennington left today for Burlington |
where they will attend the state con
yention of Metropolitan life insurance |
agents.
Ray Giard, who is to take the part |
of the general at the f. o. f. minstrel |
to be given at the opera house on the |
evening of February IA, was at one |
time an end man with the George w !
Primrose minstrel company. Adv.
John Fitzgerald, the well-known
tenor of the Berkshires whose voice |
Is of unusual range and quality, Is to |
| take part in the Eagles minstrel /
show on the evening of February IA
at the opera house. Adv.
! Among the business men registered |
Wednesday at the Putnam house
were: p. H. Kent Rutland; Fl. A.
Manaing, Greenfield: ]. Levine. c. F.
jerks, c. b. Brayton, Edward Legge,
s. f. Phelps, George B. Gill, w. f.
Davis, Boston; c. S. Storms. Nor
d. McNaughton, New York; NJ. J.
Kelcher. Springfield.
Miss Mae Morrissey delightfully."-
entertained a small number of friends
Wednesday evening at her home on
River street. Cards were played and
refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs w. d. Policy, who
left this morning on the Green Noun
tain club snow-shoe hike. plan to con-
tinue to the Carpenter cabin where
they will spend the rest OF the week.
The annual inspection of Taft
Commandery, knights Temphr, will
take place this evening. st. Paul
commandery of North Adams will
arrive here In special car at 6.45.
and banquet served Immediately af-
ter the arrival of the visitors. Grand
Inspector General George Root of
Newport and Grand Commander
Frank Putnam of Brattleboro will be
present.
St Valentines Day will be observed
at Library hall Saturday evening by
a special dancing party Hurleys
orchestra will furnish the music, re-
freshments will be served, and sever
al special Stunts have been planned.
A candy booth will be presided over
by Camp Fire Girls. where the de-
mands of the sweetest tooth will be
met An admission price OF twenty
Ave cents will be charged to defray
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