The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-12-23
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Briefly for Busy Readers
Attorney J. X Batchelder was in
Manchester for the week end
Teddy Cronin of Depot street, son
of John Cronin, is recovering from in
huenza.
Arthur Riel of Cohoes was the Sun
day guest OF his brother, Edward
Riel of Adams street.
There will be a dance at Black Cat
association hall Wednesday evening.
Hurley's orchestra, ADV.
Mrs. Harry II. Warren has returned
from Montpelier where she was called
last week by the death Of an aunt
The County National Bank will be
open Tuesday evening until O'Clock,
for the convenience of merchants. etc.
Winchester Emmons, who attends
peddie institute. Pennington, n. j. is
at his home to spend the holiday va.
cation.
Miss Margaret Leonard of Scott
street is greatly improved from few
days illness and is able to about the
house again.
The 1919 Christmas club of the
County National bank is now open
It is an excellent-~ay OF saving
money regularly Adv.
Mrs. Charles L. Welles and son
Charles returned Sunday from New
York where they he'd been spending
q few days the past week.
Mrs. Louis Kaplan has returned to
her home in Springfe after a sever
al days visit with her sister, Mrs. Nor
ris Levin, jr, Of Gage street
Miss Rosalind White is al the home
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrie c.
White for the holidays. She is a
student at Columbia University.
Miss Ruth Hall. teacher in Webster,
Mass. is spending the Christmas re.
cess with her grandmother. Mrs.
Samuel b. Hall in Old Bennington.
Miss Clarice White, student at Sar-
gents school in Boston, is spending
the Christmas vacation with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Harrie c. White.
Albert Hall, jr.. who has been hon
orably discharged from the ~ Y.
Guards, has Joined the u. 5. Navy,
and IS now at the Naval Training
station at Newport, r. l.
See how Charlie Chaplin gets even
with the coolies in his second million
dollar picture. shoulder Arms
which will be shown at the tlarte The
atre Christmas afternoon and evening.
ADV.
Cards have been received in Ben.
maintain a patrol repair system for
Warren Pierce Edens TO MIR
and Mrs. Lee +. Edens OF
Chino. Cal Mrs. Edens was formerly
Miss Julia LOOMS Of this village.
Coming to the Harte Theatre,
Christmas afternoon and evening,
Charlie Chaplin in his second million
dollar picture, Shoulder Arms,
Three reels OF Charles idea Of how
to kill the Huns. Don't miss It. ADV
Frank p. Brazil. who arrived at Pei
ham Bay last week from Queenstown,
England. has been mustered out OF
service in the naval reserve as avia.
ton mechonic and is at the home OF.
his parents, Mr. and Mrs Patrick
Brazil,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Davenport
went to Danbury, Conn, Sunday to
spend Christmas with their daughter,
Mrs. Harrison w. Moore. Mr. Daven
port will return the latter part Of the
week while Mrs. Davenport will make
an extended visit with other relatives.
Take those feet in" commands the
sergeant. in Where?" asks Dough
boy Charlie Chaplin and then the
trouble begins in shoulder Arms
his second million dollar picture
which sill be shown at the Harte
Theatre Christmas afternoon and
evening ADV.
Mr.and Mrs. y. Noveck received
word from their son, Abe Noveck
musician in the naval reserve. that
ne was 10 SAIL TO-DAY on the DE KAN
for England The message was fol-
lowed by good news from their young
est son George. who Is stationed at
Camp Devens. which informed them
that he would be with them for
Christmas
superintendent, George Z Martin OF
the Soldiers home. who is undergo.
ing treatment for an injured knee at
the PUTNAM Memorial hospital ls get.
ting along nicely Mr. Martin fell two
weeks ago receiving an injury which
caused wafer ON the knee The water
having beef drained from the wOuna
the Knee will be placed la plaster
east this week