The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Infants and children's shoes on
sale at Harris. Adv.
Big dance in Arlington tonight.
Hurley's orchestra. Adv
Dr Il. H. Potter, of Pownal was in
town Thursday on business, g..
Mems heavy and light weight rub
befs just in at Harris, ADV. ,so.
bames b. Donagayg OF Middlebury
was in town on business Thursday.
Dancing tonight in Foresters hall
for the benefit Of United War Work,
oJseph Sausville is at the Putnam
Memorial hospital undergoing treat
men,.
Infants and chi'dren's arctics and
leggins. Best goods, first in at
Harris, ADV.
Lillian McDeyltt OF Dorset is visit
ing her sister. Miss Blanche McDeyitt
Of Spring street.
Big bargains in children's shoes.
Sale begins Saturday for few days
only. Harris. Adv.
Earle Marsden resumed work this
/ IL
an illness of influenza.
Don't forget the dance at Foresters
hall tonight for the benefit OF the
United War Work drive.
Miss Betty Nealon. assistant super
visor in the local telephone exchange
is having a two weeks vacation.
A telephone, No 24S-R, has been
installed at the home of Deputy Sher.
if Ralph II. White on Pleasant street
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B.. Waters of the
Pownal road, who have been spend
ing a few days in New York have re.
, turned.
. Miss Dorothy Stevens Of River
street, who has been confined TO the
| house by illness for several days, has
recovered
Harley Warren of Pawtucket, Il. l.,
is spending few days at the home of
his brother, Harry Warren Of Grand
view street.
Miss Margaret Morrissey of Dewey
street has gone to Troy to spend a
+ few days with her daughter, Mrs.
fenfy /. InlhlpS'
George SausTile OF Camp Deyens
: is in town visiting at The home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Saus-
vile of Park street.
First Congregational church, Old
Bennington service on Sunday morn
ing as usual at II o'clock, Sunday
school session at 10 o'clock.
/. In case the Industrial parade is held
! this evening the Empey picture,
i over the Top at the opera house
. will be held up until o'clock ADV.
I Tomorrow is the last day to take ad
S vantage of the special subscription
, price on the Dellneator magazine at
! Joseph Sausyille is at the Putnam
+ Alfred Wade, who is stationed at
the Mineola Flying Field in New
0 York. has returned after spending
J furlough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wade
County Game Warden S. b. Hawks
has completed his patrol Of the woods
I during the deer season and returned
] home. On Monday he shot a 1870
pound buck in Pine Valley.
There viii he dance tonight at
Foresters hall for the benefit of the
!. United War Work drive MGurn's
!. orchestra will furnish music
% cents at the Lurie store. ADV.
!, Died suddenly at her home in San
!, Jose. California, Of pneumonia, Ethel
= Oregon Androvette wife of Paul Sib.
ley Williams and daughter of Mr. and
? Mrs Edward Everett Androvette Of
PrOoklyn. n. Y.
Beginning next Sunday the Second
Congregational church will return to
the old hours OF meeting Of the
church and the church school This
will be the arrangement at least fol-
the winter. The church morning sery
ice will be at 1890 and the school at
10 o'clock.
Mrs Florence Bowen, aged 20 years
wife of Roy Bowen died at her home
In SALISBURY Thursday afternoon Of
influenza. She Is survived by hel
husband and one young son, her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs Edward Smith ant
two brothers Fred Smith OF Shafts
bury and Frank Smith OF Philadel
phia The funeral arrangements have
not yet been made
Y w. C. gym class at the gymnas
ium Of the Y VI. c. \. will start to
might promptly at eight o'clock. Ever!
Young lady in town is invited to ioir
this class. Fifteen cents will b,
charged to non members of the clul
dcisay the c.pCaccl CT the class
Use front entrance to the Y building
Come and have good time II tn,
: industrial parade Is held this even
ing the class will start promptly af
/ ter the parade Adv.
Il Rev W. G. Puddefoot OF Boston
will speak next Sunday morning a
the Second Congregational church
Mr.. Puddefoot has had distinguish
ed service as Home Missionary ant
as a Missionary superintendent II,
is noted as speaker for his origina
wit and humor. and for many years
has been much in demand among tn,
churches and on the lecture platform
He is informing, entertaining and in
spring in an unusual degree. n,
member OF the Congregational churcl
and parish can afford to miss hearinl
him and the general public will b,
equally interested n''I
| I1mcs .r rou An Mixed,
~ Mrs, Mix--"There was time whdl
lfNOu minded what [ said. but now M