The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-05-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nsws ~ The Town and Village Tsld
Briefly for Busy Readers

Chelsea Harrington is confined TO
the house with sciatica.
Second hand clothing bought and
sold by Mrs. Bean, 232 School street.
| Adv. 2t2
Wait for Lurie's opening sale of the
Richie stock next Thursday, May
S1st. 99t7
Il. l.. Nichols store will be open
Tuesday night and closed all day
Wednesday,
You have in mind of course, the Old
Academy rummage sale next week,
June / and 2. Off,
| II. G. Camp has returned from a
visit in Various cities in Massachus
etts and also Hartford Conn.
Library Hall will be open for the
Red Cross sewing on Tuesday instead
of Wednesday of this week and again
on Friday as usual.
The meeting of the Woman's Home
missionary society OF the Methodist
church will be held this evening in the
church at 745, All ladies invited.
James G. Chamberlain of the U. S.
S. Wyoming, has returned to his ship
after spending few days last week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs w.
Chamberlain of Mason Hin. Pownal
A male quartette. composed of
John Mccormick, Russell Carpenter,
Roy Clum and William Shaw will
sing at the memorial services at the
Soldiers Home Wednesday afternoon.
The concrete foundation for the
new building to be constructed at
North Bennington by the H. c. White
company is finished and the work is
being hurried to completion as rapidly
as possible.
We do cleaning. pressing and repair
ing. Mems suits sponged and
pressed soc; pants zoe. Ladies suits
Irregular size 75c) Best work guar
anteed at Weichman's, Ill North ST.,
one fight up. ADV,
Boys, fifteen years and older, who
are interested in the matter of rife
practice, are invited to meet with the
undersigned at Griswold's store, 430
p. M. Tuesday May 18th. Thornton
f Turner. Lawrence J. Griswold and |
Isaac p. Walker
We are afrording the greatest value |
in town for the incest and the best
qualities of suits, coats. dresses, eve
ming gowns, and skirts under the big
gest reduction that can be afforded |
at Weichman's III North St, one |
flight up. ADV.
Captain Deery of the merchant |
ship Clinchdale, is visiting his wife, |
who makes her home with her
mother, Mrs. Lochelt of Putnam |
street His ship is now in port at
New York awaiting orders to sail |
either for South America or France.
All sons and grandsons of veterans
whether members OF the order or not,
are cordially invited and urged TO re-
port at Grand Army hall Wednesday
at 1890 p. m, to participate in the
parade and Memorial Day exercises.
Every member of the camp is expect
ed to be present. 2t2
The Ladies' Missionary society of
the Second Congregational church
will meet with Mrs. John W. Madison,
cbutH Sllttl, utoudS at % u. III
Leader is Mrs. George X. Grant Re
port win be given of the w. IL NJ. u.
at Randolph. Only two meetings re-
mains thois year and the ladies' are
urged to attend.
The demand for pulp wood is be-
coming insistent thet some of the lum-
Der manufacturing companies are sell
ng their logs for pulp instead of cut
ing the timber into lumber. The Web |
Ter Lumber company has sold por-
ion Of its logs collected at its mill at
Noodford for this purpose and con
ract has been made with Il. J. Starks
o haul the stock from the mill to the
abroad station in this village.
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