The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

news OF tne own anu Niiid9e lOio
Briefly for Busy Readers.
Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. r. II.
White were in Rutland Thursday.
Mrs. George Gould OF Mccall St.,
is confined TO the house by an attack
of influenza.
! Special price reduction Of $500 TO
500 ON all ladies coats and suits at
Noveck's. Adv. 4St2
Mr.. and Mrs George Brown of
Beech street are confined to their
house by illness.
Emerson & Beacon shoes for men
! in black and dark tans $500 &c $500
at Noveck's. ADV. 4St2
All ladies waists placed on sale at
/ the estate Of Joe Levin during Fri
day and Saturday Adv
Last chapter of THE Eagles Eye,
VIM. J. Flynn's great patriotic serial
at Harte' Theatre tomorrow ADV.
Live and boiled lobster hard and
soft shell clans, fresh Narragansett
Bay oysters at Estes market. Adv
Special prices on cheese. butter and
eggs, cleo, lard, etc The Satter Groc-
cry and Tea company, 400 Main
stree;
Albert Sidney Bolles went Thurs
day to New York. He was accom-
panied as far as Albany by Mrs
Bolles.
See the shoe bargain counter Of
high grade shoes, odds and ends at
$1.9S. $2.49, SOS value double at No
weeks Adv 1872
Rev Charles A. Merrill of Burling-
ton, secretary OF the Vermont Con-
gregational conference, is in town
for brief visit
Charles Ayres of the Columbia Uni
versity training camp Is visiting at
the home of his mother, Mrs John
Ayres of School street
Ladies Queen Quality and other
good reliable makes, back dark
browns and gray feathers $500 to
$1,000 at Noveck's Adv 4St2
Harold Bottum who is stationed at
a training camp in Chicago, is at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +
l.. Bottum on convalescent leave
Mrs Edward Smith, daughter Mrs
Roy Bowen, grandson, Ralph b. Bow
en- and Mrs. Elinor Holton were
guests Of Mrs Robert Gardner Wed
nesdaj
Large shipments OF mems ant
ladies' Vrossett shoes just received a
the estate of Joe Levin which will be
placed on sale Friday and Saturday
at reduced prices Adv
= Coming to the Harte Theatre tomol
row Roy Stewart in Faith Endwin''
Mutt & Jeff comedy and the last cpl
sode of VIM ]. FIynn's great patriots
serial "The Eagles Eye Adv
Miss Mary and Lulu Robinson, VIII,
> have been at their summer home a
n Old Bennington for several months
81 are now at the residence OF Mr. an,
81 Mrs w B. Sheldon for the winter.
y Miss Hazel Hufnagle went las
y Sunday to a Troy hospital where sh,
q underwent an operation Thursday 70
y appendicitis Mr. and Mrs Earl
y Darling and Harry Hufuagle accom-
y panied her Miss Eluinagle is doin
e very nicely.
n The examinations OF Benningto
n county registrants between the age
"a of 19 and SO that have been in pre-
81 gress at the headquarters Of the J,
cal exemption board are nearly con
n pleted- Boys of IS years are yet t
q be examined.
Just received by the Satter Grocer
and Tea company 400 Main street,
carload of pure wheat bread -four "a
Friday and Saturday and which sell
for Sl275 per tbl and $i65 per on,
eighth barrel No more substitute
required Adv
z Mrs James Maloney has receive
letter from her son. Thomas Malol
X cy. who went overseas with Co. I, SIT
\ Pioneers He states that althoug
IL the company has been separated he
n still with Edward Flynn. Bernar
N Doran and Joseph Costello, who al
K all Bennington boys,
d The annual meeting Of the BENIN
q ton Branch Of The American Red Croi
B will be held at their rooms in Mason
n Temple on Wednesday November
at o'clock p. m. Reports will
II read and officers e'ected for the e
n suing year All members of the r,
n Cross are invited to attend.
n Assistant Judges of County Court
n \. Shaw OF Manchester and Edmm
n Lafranchise Of Bennington met at 4
y office OF the county clerk Thursdi
B and assisted Sheriff Godfrey in dra
n ing the Jury for the December term
81 court The term will open here
4 Bennington on the Sd and Judge +
~ l.sd 81 Ne~verIog VIII preside.