The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-23
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Fresh oysters. small, Gemium and
select at Estes market. Adv
New white cover honey at Estes
market Adv.
Miss Elizabeth Goodall Of Main,
street, who has been III, is recovering,
Miss Marjorie Lyons is visiting rela
tives in Schenectady, .s,.s ....s, 4
Mrs. Eugene Crawford OF Silver
street is III of, influenza, ~. lan
Daniel Rifenburg of Pleasant street
who has been seriously III of ,ppeu-
monia. is able to be out again.
Mr. and Mrs. John O'Hare have re-
turned from several days visit in
Rutland,
Mrs. Maurice Murphy, who recent
~, underwent an operation at the Put
nam Memorial hospital, IS improving
Clarence Farnum of Washington
street has recovered after an attack
OF Influenza.
All eanvassers, who have not re-
turned their subscription books to j..
T. Mulligan, should do so at once.
Fine sweet Florida oranges at Es.
ties market, price much more reason
able. Adv
Full cream and a rich sage cheese.
also fresh cream, snappy and permen-
to cheese at Estes Market. ADV.
Five building lots and tenement on
Beech street will be sold at , O'clock,
Saturday, November 80. Adv.
Eugene Chautelle will sell his per-
sonal property at the Levine II. Wood
ward auction November 30 ADV.
The Hand at the Window" featur-
ing Margery Wilson, two good come
dies and o. S. War Film at Harte
Theatre today. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. /. Hendee, former
residents now residing in Rutland are
in town visiting Mrs. Hendee's sister
Miss Dasiy =. Rudd.
. There will be a regular meeting OF
the Woman Relief Corps, Monday
evening al eight O'Clock in the G. A.
T. hall
Coming to the Harte Theatre Mon.
day Carlyle Blackwell in BY Hook OF
by Crook" and chapter No. OF
Hands Up" with Ruth Roland. Adv
Mrs. Charles Frazer and small
daughter. who have been of inauen
"a at the Putnam Memorial hospital
are doing we'll
Richard Elwell and Raymond Wood
hnun enlisted IN, "a
rine and are ordered 10 report foi
duty in a week
Every citizen in Bennington viii
surely see Sergt Empey (himselfl IL
the great VitagrapA production, Over
the Top" al the opera house tonight
Two full shows at and 8 o'clock
Remember the hours. and .. twC
shcwings OF over the Top produc
ton thai viii make You forget you
troubles, featuring Serg; Guy Empey
q; the opera house tonight ADV.
Earle Hurley has resigned his Pos!
ucn IS lcrk in the Adams Hardware
store and has accepted employment il
the Bennington Hosiery mill
Miss Dorothy shimlinsky who has
heen enjoying several weeks vaca
tion has resumed work as bookkeepei
in the Lurio store.
The Misses Martha Hicks and Flor
ence Farnum have returned after
few days visit with friends in Water
ylie;
Miss Helen Duean who has beer
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
D. r. Murray OF School street for TN
past week. returned Friday to he
home in Troy
Mrs. Richards Purdy and two chill
dren OF Wateryliet are visiting at IN,
home OF Mrs. purdys parents, Nj
and Mrs. L. D. Hicks of the Powna
road
The regular Sunday service will b
held tomorrow morning nj II O'Clock
The rastor will preach. Sunda
school viii meet at 10 clock All ar
invited
Remember this will be your last OF
portuniiy to see one of the creates
productions that has ever been show
in this town over the Top" at tn
opera house tonight Adv
Margery Wilson in THE Hand a
the Window" "To the Rescue"
Matt q jeff Comedy and why Pic
on Me- a pathe Comedy. also a U. S
War film at Harte Theatre today
ADV.
Services in st Peters church Il
morrow the Sunday next before At
vent will be Hold Communion at 1880
Sunday school at $50; Mornin
Prayer and sermon at 1880; evenn
prayer At ).
There will he two full shows. frs
at Z, second at ., to accommodate tn
enormous crowd that will want TO sc
the great Vitagraph production in
amazing parts featuring Sergt. Gu
Empey supported by an all Nitagrap
cast at the opera house this evening
Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lleming hav
today received telegram from III
naval station at Puget Sound stain
that their son Harold Fleming
critically i'll. The young man enliste
in the navy several months az
Previously to enlistment he was wor
ing on the railroad at Minneapolis.
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