The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-11-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF tho Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Raymond c. Quinlan is in Albany
for The day
DANCE tonight at the Young Wo-
mans club. Admission So cenis.-Adv
William Noyes of Manchester was
in town the first Of the week on
business.
Philip r. H. Pierson returned today
form bushes trip of few days to
MGAtpelie.
Miss Agnes Carr of Hoosick Falls
visited briefly with friends in town
the first of the week.
Order your fish oysters, clans. lob
STEERS. shrimp or scallops tonight at
Estes market Adv
John Cole who has been confined
to The house for several days by
severe cold is much improved.
Mrs. Maurice Clancy and daughter,
Margaret OF Troy are guests OF Miss
Rose Morrissey OF West Main street.
Opera House tomorrow afternoon
and evening two big vaudeville acts
and Madge Kennedy in Day
Dreams" ADV.
( < food sale will be held Saturday
afternoon by the Red Team in the
social rooms of the Baptist church
from until ). Adv.
Miss Elsa Walhquist who has been
4 seriously i'll of tonsilitis is reported
to be slightly improved although still
confined to the bed.
Miss Evelyn Stockwel underwent
an operation at the Putnam Memorial
hospital today Miss Stockwell
teaches in the Wilson district
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Moore of
/ South street returned the first Of the
! week from a visit of few days with
7 relatives in Amesbury, Mass.
/ Hulheads. lake trout, white fish,
! blue pike, ciscoes, halibut, salmon,
mackerel smelts. cod, haddock, Bos-
/ ton blue and finnan haddie at Estes
market ADV
because of the increase in business
an extra team has been temporarily
added 10 the delivery equipment at
/ the local express Office, There are
nov four express teams in service.
Mrs. Harry IL. Warren, Miss Jane
Patterson and Missc Mary aud Helen
/ Cutting motored TO North Adams We'd
ncsday They visited briefly with
friends during the afternoon and eve
nins.
Frank Shaw and son Daniel Shaw
are visiting Mr. Shaw's daughter, Mrs.
circuit in New York for a few days.
Mrs Orcut expects to leave the first
OF next week for California where She
win remain during the winter.
J. NJ. Wilson Of Burlington. employ.
ed by the Metropolitan Insurance
company, has come to bennington to
take the place of r. r Wheeler who
week ago resigned as agent for the
company TO go to California.
We are loading two cars for Satur
day. one of cattle and one CT lambs
and sheep. We are paying the high
est prices. II you have any stock to
sell call us by telephone 274Y and we
win call ON You. There is no market
on hogs because if the strike. A. E.
Ruskin.-Adv 49t4 |
Mrs. Ebert Boyd of stoneham,
Mass. formerly Miss Elizabeth Gregg
Of Bennington. recently underwent a
serious operation for appendicitis at /
hospital in WCbGrn Mass Friends /
this week received news that her con
dition was improving and that She is /
still at the hospital
Division C. Of the Ladies Aid society (
OF the Second Congregational church |
will hold a rummage sale at the church
paricrs Friday afternoon and all day
Saturday of this week. If the ladies /
of the church having articles to donate /
will notify either Mrs. James u. Burke /
or Mrs. Edward c. Bennett. the don.
atoms will be gratefully received and !
called for before the sale-Adv 49tf
The members of the Ladies Auxili. /
airy of the Bennington Hebrew Con
sresation recently gathered at the I
home of Mrs. NJ. Serlin and daughter
Miss Ida Serin rendering them a sur
prise party. Social gatherings of this
nature have been planned by the aux
iliary and will take place frequently
during the winter The guests pro
vided a luncheon aud happy even.
ing was enjoyed.
Mrs. James f. Scarey entertained
dozen friends at cards Wednesday
evening at her home on SplElg street
in honor of Mrs. Marie SicBesteel of
Chicago Mrs Sicklesteel has been
visiting for several weeks with her
sister, Mrs William FIouran OF Beach
street and has acquired many friends
here Favors were awarded Mrs T
H. Cranston and Mrs Sicklesteel
Light refreshments were served.