The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-12-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Mrs. Chelsea Harrington. who has /
been i'll, is able to be out again
Mems sheep lined coats. special at .
$3.50 at the New York store adv.
You always think of Evans for
Christmas cards. books and station
cry. ADV. /
Gloves and mittens for the whole
family, price lowered at ne New York
store. adv
Miss Eva zull has resigned her po-
sition in the office OF the E. z Waist
company.
Mems and boys oyercoats and
macldnaws at lowest prices at the
New York store adv
Attorney o. b. Hughes OF Brattle-
boro was in town Thursday TO attend
the session of county court.
Guaranteed rubber footwear at the
lowest price in the shoe department
ut the New York store adv
Neil o. Sheldon, who is employed at
the County Clerks Office, is spending
the weekend at his home in Rupert.
Greeting cards at Evans, also book
let's, enclosures tinsel, wrapping It's
sue, seals, Irvine, etc, at Evans Adv.
John Hogan has resigned his posi-
tion as superintendent at the Benning-
ton Paper Box factory where he has
been employed for several years.
Webster Temple, who has been sta
toned at Camp Deyens for several
months, has received his discharge
and has returned to his home here.
Frank Fleming, who is stationed at
Camp Upton, n Y, was called here
by the death Of his brother, Harold l..
Fleming who died at a naval hospital
at Puget Sound, Washington
The funeral of John Hurley was
held this morning at $50 o'clock from
ST. Francis de Sales church, Rec r.
]. Cahill OBLIGATED and burial was in
Park Lawn cemetery.
Display British flag tomorrow,
British Day, at prices from 15c Soc
soc, up to $500, also British bows and
combination American and British
bows at Evans Adv
The funeral OF Carl Natter was
held this morning from St Francis de
Sales church at $50 o'clock, Rev. t.
X. Carly ofTiciated Burial was in the
Park Lawn cemetery
Miss Laura l. Moon, aged % years,
died Thursday at the Putnam Mem
orial hospital where she underwent
an operation Funeral arrangements
have not yet been completed
Miss Frances James assistant
Western Union operator, had to leave
work Thursday because OF illness and
has gone to her home in North Hoo.
sick Miss Ottalena Jensen is substi-
tuting for Miss James
Lafayette Rudd. aged 70 years. died
November 9TH at De Leon Springs,
Florida, Mr. Rudd left Bennington
II years ago but formerly had owned
farm in the western part of Ben
nington Mr. Rudd has many friends
and relatives in Bennington
Those persons who are making a
collection OF war posters may be in
terested to learn that The Banner Of
flee has number Of United War
Work posters on hand which may be
had for the asking. There are about
ten different posters in the lot
Don't fail to see the great western
STAR William S. Hart in the latest
Paramount Aircraft produc ton
Wolves OF the Rail \ story filica
with sensational scenes and thrilling
situations, arr pathe News at Hartt
theatre rud6y ADV
Mrs. Harry S. Moses received a tele
gram Thursday from her cousin vii
liam H. HOLSTER of the Naval Av
alton, which informed her of his SAT,
arrival to the United States The
young man stopped briefly with his
wife in Buffalo but mus; report a
Pelham Bay to await his discharge
Charles s. Mills, a member OF III,
naval reserve and who has been sta
toned at Pelham Bay is at the HON,
OF his parents, Rev. and Mrs Georg
S. Mills, having been released iron
active duty Charles will resume hi
studies at Dartmouth college enter
ing his senior year in January
Among the boys who were statione
at Potsdam, n. Y, at the Clarksoi
Technical school and who have re
ceiyed their discharge are Pete
Vachon. Robert Cummings, Kennel,
Fauley, and Ned Healy The othe
boys from Bennington who are sta
toned there are expected home hi
week.
Mr. and Mrs Harry b. Smith hay
sold their home in BROOKLYN and ar
moving to Norfolk. Va, where vi
Smith has entered the employ of III
Virginian Pilot as linotype machinis
Mrs Smith was formerly Miss Adell
Pratt of Bennington
The funeral of the late Harold /
Fleming was held Thursday afternoo
from ST. Peters church. Rev. ]. r
mer Mckee OBLIGATED and the burr;
was in Park Lawn cemetery. TIL
bearers were Wayne Adams. WebstC
Temple, Charles Cole. Robert Gun
mngs, Philias Rousseau and Edwi
Thompson \ squad from Compau
\ fired a salute at the grave.