The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

GTlShJ TOT BUSY hSdurIs'
Thanksgiving post cards and book
lets at Evans Adv
Dr.. Leroy Pierce of Manchester was
in town Tuesday on business.
Thanksgiving place cards, favors,
booklets, post cards, decorated paper
at Eyans Adv.
Mr., and Mrs. Peter Green Of Maple
street who have been i'll of influenza,
have recovered
s. W Pelsne went Tuesday TO Wal.
lingforl where he will spend Thanks
giving with relatives.
Webster Temple of Camp Deyens
has arrived here al his home on Main
street for Thanksgiving
John Huntington will keep you busy
from 10 a. m until the last article is
sold at the Woodward auction, Nov.
90 Adv
A whole cheese will be cut and
crackers, ginger snaps and coffee TO
30 With it at the Levine H. Woodward
auction, Nov %. ADV
Among the out OF town people called
here by the death of Henry b. Rice
were Raymond e. Prest of Greenfield
and George Rice of Erie. Pa.
St Francis de Sales choir will not
rehearse Friday evening as called but
viii meet at the church Sunday morn
ing Immediately after second mass.
Miss Harriet Austin, bookkeeper
for II / Norton, left this afternoon
for New York, where she wi pass
the THANKSGIVING recess with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles f. Brown Of
North street left today for Rutland
where they VIII spend Thanksgiving
with their son, Eugene Brown, who
was former resident of Benningm.
The report that Kenneth Fauley
had been houorably discharged from
The military training school al Pots
dam, ~ ". because OF physical dis
ability, is untrue. Private Fauley is
still in training at the Clarkson rech-
nical college
See "a Genuemans Agreement"
featuring Niagraph's great western
stars Nell Shipman and Alfred Whit.
man and chapter No OF the great
outdoor western serial, "a Fight for
Millions" featuring William Duncan
end Edith Johnston Adv
Mrs William II. Warn has received
a letter from Roy Holton, a Benning
ton young man, concerning her son.
Raymond Warn, who was recently
killed in action The letter stated
that young Warn was hit by q burst.
ing she'll and instantly killed
Would you let an ancient law make
another man master OF your lile2 See
Nell Shipman and Alfred Whitman
( in "A Gentleman's Agreement" at
| Harte Theatre today and decide for
| Yourself Chapter No OF "a Fight
Tor Millions will also be shown Adv
There will he a special meeting OF
the Womans Relief corps Friday even
ing, Nov Goth for the purpose OF i"-
spectiOn An members are requested
- come as near 1880 1888 possible Il
is expected that Mrs Martin past de-
partment president now maron Of
the soldiers home, Will be present
The funeral of the late Henry B.
Rice was held from the Baptist church
Tuesday afternoon an O'Clock. Rev
W. G. T0wart officiating The many
floral tributes showed the high es-
. TEEN in which Mr. Rice was held in
the community The bearers were
Clark S. Fred S, George W. and VIII
1 liam H. Rice, Cousins of the deceased.
utogment was in the family lot at
Hinsdilville
Hugh Harrington aged % years
years died this morning at the Put.
nam Memorial hsptal of influenza
Tho deceased was q resident OF SO
SALISBURY The funeral will be held
from The home of his parents. Mr. and
Mrs Ernest Harrington, Thursday az
tcrnOon az o'clock Rev Gilbert
| Cady win oficiate Burial Will be in
the Joseph Waite cemetery al Shafts
bury
Recent letters received from
Harold MillT, who was some time
ago transferred TO the naval aviation
corps and who is now at the Montuuk,
l.. l.. station state that q considerable
| number of the men al the station are
! TO be released from service. a fare
well entertainment is to be given
next Tuesday evening and the former
Bennington boy, who was in musical
comedy for a number of years before
entering the service. is down on the
| program for dance act Since he has
been at the station he has been on
duty with the seapanes and made one