The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-04-11
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town ard Village TeIa
srlsfIy for Buoy Rsadsrs

Mrs. Lena Potter is confined To
the house by bronchitis.
Mrs. Robert Smith. who has been
confined to the house by illness for
several days is improving.
Mrs. Fred Moran and daughter,
Miss Celia Moran. returned Thursday
from severed days stay in Troy. 81
Special value in Misses box coat
suits for Friday and Saturday at
$l9.9S, regular sg5.OO value lat the
Nichols store. ADV.
New Emerson and Beacon Shoes for
men, Queen Quality and other high
grade shoes. oxfords and pumps for
woment at Noyecks ADV.
ii is time to select yorI, Easter
cards. Griswold has an unusually at
tractive and large stock of cards,
booklets, chicks, rabbits and Easter
novelties. ff
| Owing to lack of space for con-
yenience of patrons the store viii be
open every evening from until 81
O'Clock until after Easter. The MUIR
rays, Putnam Block Tel. SIGN.
ADV. snr
f"Pete" iBuss says he hasn't "A word
of fault TO find with the y, NJ. G. a.
France II was always with them
and sold Supplies at fair prices,
when il didn't give them away and
shc secretaries were good follows"
Christian Science Services, COG
Main street, Sunday Al a. m, Wednes
day 730 p. M Reading room open
to The public 3 TO 5 p. m. except Sat
urday and Sunday. Here may be
read or borrowed all authorized Chris
tian Science literature
Patterson and Lee have a new Har-
hey Davidson motorcycle on exhibit
ion in The display window of Archie
Kings shoe. shine barlbr The ma,
chime has many improvements over
preceding models and is attracting
the attention Of many OF the young
insH. sgir,g q'tis
The funeral Of Mrs. George Jepson
| was largely attended this morning at
q O'Clock from the ST. Francis dc
| Sales church Rev r. j. Cahill oflici-
ated. ,lnterment was in the Catholic
cemetery at Old Bennington The
bearers were five sons and one grand.
sen.
AT the Methodist church Sunday
morning next the Lords Supper will
be administered by the pastor assist
ed by his son. Rev. George II. Dow Of
4 Fultonville n. Y. There will also be
a reception of members and baptisms.
4 II any parents desire to have their
children. baptized let them communi,
cate with the pastor. This will be the
\ last Sunday Of Mr.. Do%'s pastorate in
Bennington A cordial invitation to
| the services OF the day is extended
Corporal James T.. Sutton arrived
in town Thursday evening from Camp
| Devens. lie. came TO Bennington pri-
mafily for dental work and WIN Incl.
dentally Improve his leave Of absence
Visiting friends The use Of the gas
mask is hard on the teethn Corp SUIT
ton arrived from overseas last week
with the 18th Division in which he is
a member Of the lQ1st Engineers.
He was in Active service over there
many weeks and his squad was sup
plemcnted With IL extra mon during
the fighting. Himself and one ether
: of the twenty men were he only
members to return to the states.
Four are totally disabled and in hos
pitfalls overseas While fourteen were
killed in action Corp sutton is suf-
fering the effects OF incubation He
is undergoing .reatmen, in an army
hospital at Camp Devens His left
arm is infected and he is unable TO
use it. An X.ray will he taken OF the
/ arm upon his return 10 camp