The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-26
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

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Mrs 5. A. Patterson is confined to
her home on Dewey street by illness
All of the farm machinery and tools
of the late Levine II. Woodward will
be sold Friday. Nov. 20. Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Borden and Mr.
and Mrs. Koon OF Schenectady were
Sunday guests of Charles Barnes ana
wife
Edward Mcclure. who underwent
serious operation last Wednesday at
the Putnam Memorial hospital, is do
ing nicely.
Several girls are needed by II. c.
White Co, in their varnish and finish
ing room. Apply in person or by tele
phone Adv.
Fresh line of large variety of can
dies. in bulk and fancy packages.
Every delicacy the soldier wants at the
Fruitland. ADV. 5St2
Several girls are needed by II G..
White Co.. in their yarnish and fin
isbing room. Apply in person or by
telephone. Adv
Big special treat at regular admis-
sion. dig two and one half hour
show Of the very best in pictures from
7.45 10 1880 at IIarte Theatre tonight
Adv
You'll get your moneys worth and
great deal more when YOU see the
big double feature show at Harte
Theatre tonight One show only
from 7.45 to 1890 ADV
Just think Of it two stars in two
different plays A Pathe News and
U. S. War film can be seen at the
Harte Theatre tonight at regular aid
mission Adv
A regular meeting of the n + o.
p. will be held this evening at s
o'clock. Special business is to be
transacted and large attendance is
desired
Samuel A. Patterson, jr, mail car
rier .xom the Bennington postotilce
entefed the Putnam Memorial hos
piial today He will undergo an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis on Wednes
day
Everything for Thanksgiving at the
Fruitland, sweet California and Flor
ida oranges. all kinds OF grapes new
nuts of all kinds. fancy celery let
tuce and cranberries. sweet potatoes
and dates. Adv. 5St.
A cut glass shower was given Mis-:
Alice Barnes Monday evening in hon
or OF her approaching marriage. al
the home of Mr.. aud Mrs Edward
Focier on Union street The bride t.
be was the recipient Of many beauti
full gifts and the g@thering Of youns
people was most pleasant one
The Black Cat Athletic association
has leased the dance hall in thu
Hawks block. formerly known as For
esters hall, for one year The associ
alton will run a public dance in thl
hall Wednesday and Thursday even
ings IIurleys orchestra Adm 8
cents ADV.
The Elks' smoker win be held Wed
nosday. Thanksgiving eve and not o.
Thursday Thanksgiving evening a.
previously announced Plans for at
excellent musical program have beef
made and Mrs Paulson is % cater
Wednesday evening Nov p in IN
: lodge rooms
List Of letters remaining uncalle
for at the post Office for the wee
ending November Is. 1918. y. "
Hasten Co.. Mr. Edward Deauriei
Mr. F Frost Mr. John Mccarthy, MI
David Scott Jr Mr. Norman Thomi
son, Mrs. w W Hockett. Miss Ann
Trudcl, Mrs W. D. W0olson. Thes
letters will be sent TO the Dead lie
ter ONCE Dec. ,, if not delivered bi
fore In calling for above. please sa
Advertised" giving date of list.
II is necessary that all who tax
part in the Pageant Of the star
I and Stripes" which is 10 be give
next Sunday evening at The Secon
4 Congregational church. should com
\ 10 the rehearsal at the church We,
4 nesday evening The hour set
4 1870 sharp. The young women an
4 girls who make the flag will meet
4 the church at o'clock 70 rehears
4 the second part OF the exercise A
d others come al 100
States Attorney Frank G. Archihol
4 arrived IN town from Manchest,
n Monday noon and a hearing was heI
n in the case of Morris Sulhon. je,
b who was arrested Sunday night q
n The charge of committing a distur
4 ance ON the southbound Rutland raj
n road train. A. Haas, "a commerce.
= man, who was held as a witness
y the preliminary hearing in the NOR
v ing was discharged and Suthoff W,
= held for further hearing on Wedne
e day.
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