The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-25
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
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Briefly for Busy Readers.
James Wood is in Albany today.
Fresh oysters today at Estes mar
ket Adv.
Fresh oysters today at Estes mar
ket ADV.
Mrs. Della Morgan Of Jefferson
Street is i'll.
Miss Elizabeth HUNG has entered
vdssaf colleges % P0i- 20 t9a
Last week, on on Canning pesches AT
Estes market, AAdlly. topi
Fresh oysters and clans today, at
Estes market Adypi
Miss Thelnia Ayres, who has been
quite i'll, is improving.
Mrs. George F. Graves has returned
from a motor. trip to New York.
Miss Nellie lockwood, clerk in the
victrola department Of the 'Griswold
store, is i'll.
Miss Beulah Whiteley and Mrs. w.
W. Burke are assisting in the County
clerks office.
Leave your fish order Thursday at
Estes market to have prompt deliy-
cry Friday. Adv.
Mrs. ]. E. Matson of Troy was the
recent guest OF her sisters, the Misses
Burns of Maple street.
Miss Francelia Evans left this morn.
ing for New York where she is a
student at Pratt Institute.
Ted Thomas has returned to Pen.
nington, n j., where he is student
at Pennington seminary.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Ainsworth have
moved from Main street to the Esta-
brook house on South street.
|. E. Gibson, F. l.. Bottum and w. A.
Root are attending the Franklin
county fair in Greenfield today.
Winchester Emmons left this morn
ing for HiEhtstown, ~ j., to resume
his studies at the Peddie Institute.
Delivery help is scarce leave your
fish order Thursday at Estes market
to insure prompt delivery Friday
Adv.
Miss Hilda Hurley seems to be
steadily improving from severe i'll
ness and today sat up for short
time.
Waldo Holden and Henry Bradford
went to Lakeville, Conn, today to re-
sumo thei rstudies at the Hotchkiss
/ school
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hurley and
family have moved from Branch
street to the Gunshannon house on
Park street
You can spend quarter for the ball
game Sunday and besides helping the
Red Cross you will get full value for
your money.
Candidates for the Black Cat foot
ball team are requested TO meet at the
field for practice at $50 o'clock to
morrow evening. Adv
Miss Ida Livingston, linotype opera
tor at The, Banner Office, has recover
ed from a brief illness and resumed
work this morning.
Miss Sarah Thurman of Troy, WHIT
has been spending the summer at tn,
Walloomsac Inn. returned to her home
the first of the week.
Miss Agnes Hurley resumed worl
this morning as stenographer in tn
+. L. SibIey Mfg, Co, Office after
two weeks vacation
A good ball game Sunday, the Goth
for Il Red Cross benefit and the last o
the season too. Better go-everS
one else intends to. Adv
SALISBURY VS. Black Cats Sunday
the Goth. at Black Cat athletic field a
D. m, sharp Your twenty-five cent
the charge for admission goes to tn
Red Cross Some day you might &c
returns. ADV
Theodore Carpenter, jr., has r,
signed work with the General Ele,
trio company in Pittsfeld and wi
enjoy two weeks vacation befor
entering the Diversity Of Vermont 9
Burlington.
You can see the ball game Sunda
at 3 p. m. sharp and still have tim
to see the relic train. One benefit
the Red Cross and the other the Lii
erty Loan drive, so let's endeavor
take in both events. Adj
There will be an exhibit Of seasol
able menus for children in the windo
of Gokays Drug store, Thursday. Sc
TENDER Gath. Free Bulletins contai
ing many suggestions for child fee
ing will also beavailable.
Mrs Lillian Selby Of New Yor
who has been spending few day
with Mrs. j II Cole of South Branc
/ street, has gone to Troy for a brit
visit before leaving for Detroit whel
she will make her future home.
4 The Home Demonstration Agel
II will hold a demonstration at Il
school. house in South Shaftsbm
September 27th, $50 o'clock, Mi
Hunt will demonstrate the making
cottage cheese and its various use
and also the use OF the sugar subs