The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-04-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Briefly for Busy Readers
Robert Long OF Pittsfeld spent the
week end with his father, E. E. Long.
Fishermen save a dollar and buy
your hip boots at New York store
Adv.
Miss Helen Rudd, who has been
visiting in Hoosick Falls, has re-
turned.
The board of village trustees will
hold a special meeting tomorrow
evening.
/ H. B. Hutchins is able to be at bust
ness again having recovered from a
/ severe cold.
George P. Crawford has been APP
pointed administrator of the estate
of Esther NJ. Crawford
Miss Mabel Hathaway is out again
after being confined to her home for
several days with influenza.
DR.. l.. II. Ross has purchased a new
Oakland roadster of the Marshall
garage in North Bennington.
Miss Pauline Hathaway of Reads
boro spent Easter with her parents
at the Maple Hill farm. Bennington.
Eugene Stevens, who is employed
at the Greenfield Tap and Die Works,
was a weekend visitor in the village.
Mr. and Mrs Roy VanWie of Sche-
nectady were week end guests of Mrs.
VanWie's mother, Mrs. William Frost.
We have several loads of dirt for
filing (no stones) which will be CIV
en- free to anyone who will draw
them away Call at 2O7 Dewey street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Mcclure, son Lee
and daughter Dorothea of Troy spent
Easter with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter j. Nc
CURE of Stafford street.
The oxfords and pumps at the Es-
tate Of Joe Levin, for style, economy
and price have attracted much atten.
ton. Have you seen them? ADV.
THE dwelling Hand" featuring
beautiful Kitty Gordon and chapter
No. 3 Of "rhe Master Mystery" with
Houdini at Harte Theatre today. Adv
Mrs. Charles Crofut, who has been
at the Old Bennington home Of her
son, Sidney Crofut, during the illness
of the family, has returned to Wesl
| Arlington.
I Walter NJ Youngs Of Beech street
has sold his small place in llingdill
vile OF about acres to the II. c
| White Co. The sale was made
through II. b. Hutchins
While out shopping on Wednesday
don't forget to include in your tray
els a visit to the japanese Tea Party
at the Baptist church, where YOU cal
find rest and refreshments Adv
Miss Harriet Burt returned Sunla!
to Springfield and her brother, Curtis
Burt returned to Boston. They wer,
in town to spend Easter with theil
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Oliver Burt
Mrs. Norma Potter has returned u
Plattsburg having been in town for /;
few days on business. She is a form
er resident and while in Bennington
was the guest OF Miss Daisy z. Rldd
The Red Team Of the First Bantis
church are TO have Japanese Te;
: Party, where home made and Japa
nese candy can be bought, also dalnt!
articles will be on sale. You are cor
daily invited to come in, even if yol
don't buy. Adv
The trolly express which runs be
tween North Adams and Bennington
has made no trips today because o
the celebration Of Patriots ia,
throughout Massachusetts today in
; stead Of Saturday which was the &C
/ tual holiday
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. c. NJ. French o
Gardner, Mass. have been calleI
a here BY the serious illness of Mrs
@ French's mother, Mrs. Mary Haiti
I away. Mrs. Hathaway is undergoin
e treatment at the Putnam Memoria
+ hospital and her condition Is repor
ed to remain about the same
: The regular meeting Of the Meth'
dist Brotherhood will be held tomo
row. Tuesday evening, April 22nd.
special program has been arrange
and Rev. James A. Perry will be III
guest of the Brotherhood. Mr.. PER-
is to succeed Rev. p. l.. Dow and TN
will be a good opportunity for tn
members OF the Brotherhood to b'