The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Mrs. F. A. Perry is III OF influenza.
+. L. Bottum is in North adams to-
day on business.
John FOX is visiting relatives in
town for few days
Mrs. II. y. Bottum Of SALISBURY
was in town Thursday.
Edward Knapp, a former resident is
visiting friends in town.
Rain coats at greatly reduced
prices at Noyeek's Adv 4St2
Mrs Louis Briggs is seriously i'll at
the Putnam Memorial hospital
Miss Olga Kelson is i'll Of influenza
at her home in Old Bennington
Ladies' serge, WOO, poplin, silk
taffeta skirts at reduced prices. Adv
Children's velour and yelyet coats,
$500 to $500 price cut at Noveek's.
ADJ. 1872
Fred Morse has returned from
Soarsburg whore he has been deer
hunting.
$500 to $500 price reduction on
ladies' serge and silk dresses at No
weeks. ADV. 4St2
Frank Stockwell Of Camp Deyens
recently visited his parents, MIR and
Mrs. Joseph Stockwell
PERCY Russell. who has been con
fined to his home on School street by
illness, is able 10 be out again
Edward tlan'ey Of Putnam street
has purchased new Studebaker car
from the Bennington Garage.
Mrs. Richard Elwell and Miss
Emma 0sland attended a dance given
in Hoosiek Falls Thursday evening.
Received so new stylish dresses at
NJ. Shimlntzky 1l5 North street
viii be sold az astonishing low prices.
Adv.
i Mrs Harry Vanderburg has return
ed from Clayyille Virginia where she
has been visiting relatives for a few
weeks.
Frank Morgan OF Woburn. Mass, is
visiting at the home Of his mother
Mrs. Della Morgan OF Jefferson
avenue.
Ladies' dresses at three to six dol
lars off regular prices during Friday
and Saturday atlthe estate of Joe LIE
vim. Adv
Marguerite Clark, dainty anC
dminutive Paramount star in her lat
est production '"rhe Amazons' and q
Pathe News at Harte Theatre today
Adv.
Don't fail to see Marguerite Clarl
in boomers in an honest effort tt
train to be a man N her latest pro
ducton, The Amazons" and Path,
News at Harte Theatre today Adv
Just received q large shipment o.
ladies fannelette klmonas and house
dresses which will be placed on sal,
at reduced prices Friday and Satur
day at the Estate Of Joe Levin. ADJ
Miss Bertha Holden Of Burlington
who "a connected with the UNIVERSITY
extension service. is in town today il
conference with Miss Barbara Hunt
the home demonstration agent, rcla
tive TO the work In Bennington coun
ty during the coming year
A barrel for the Deaconess Home il
being filed at the Methodist parson
age 10 be sent n possible next Tues
day and it is desired that any VIII,
wish to contribute groceries, cereals
apples, potatoes or canned fruit. etc
Please bring 10 the parsonage
According TO reports received b.
Fish and Game Commissioner Linu
Leayens there were "A deer killed OF
the opening day Of the present seasol
ard 23 on the second. One kin wa
| reported in Bennington county on tn
opening day and four. on the second
Sixteen deer We're killed in Windhar
county during the first two days an
II in Rutland county
Moses Wilson has sold his far
} south OF the village TO T.. /
Everett Possession was given Wee
nesday but Mr. and Mrs Wilson ar
to occupy the place fer at least Oh
present winter Tho farm consist
of 100 acres and IS one Of the hes
known farms In Bennington Nj
Wilson has owned the farm for abou
twenty-five years but 10 was former.
known as the Henry Norton farm ar
had been in the Norton family for on
hundred and twenty-five years On
the early Norton potterles was loCa
ed ON this farm