The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for susY Readers

Briefly for susy Readers
Mrs. William Toomey OF Silver
street is i'll.
F. Clifford Shaw. county agent, is in
Dorset today.
Miss Il ana Dion is spending the
week with relatives in Cheshire.
/ seasS ID Brooks has resigned as
chau.ysr. at the Bennington Garage.
]. b. Marley, owner of a garage in
Brattleboro, is in town on business
today
Mrs. Albert Shultz, who has beef
seriously i'll of influenza is much i'm
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moses returned
Sunday from several days stay in
New York.
L. W. Williams, proprietor of the
Bennington Garage. is i'll at his home
on 'Gage street.
Mrss. Fred Eddy of Scott street is
suffering wiz a carbuncle on the
back of her l.eck
Mrs. Mary Vierschilling of Brook
Ign is the guest of her brother, Albert
shultz of Main street.
Hat Sale--Your choice 800 of hats
worth $3.50 to $3.50 in all shades ano
your size at Mulligan & Roche's
Adv. 2ts
DR.. +. j. Hurley and family o.
South street have moved into tho
home OF Dr. Hurlcy's father on the
same street
Caillaux and Bolo are arrested anC
thrown into prison in The Caillaul
Case" showing al Harte Theatre to
day Adv.
William b. Shea. who has been IL
service al Pelham Bay, resumed worl
Monday at the Remington COUNTY
Savings bank
Canadiens vous etes invites III
parti de Whist donner la Sale de-
Foregtiers Catalogues mercredi soir
Admission Is cents
Miss Nellie Bacon, who has been il
for the past three weeks is much i'm
proved and is expected TO resume
business the latter part of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. James Higgins. who
have been visiting at the home o.
their son, Raymond Higgins on I'm
perial avenue, returned to Woodfort
Monday
Nine Caillauy is seized by the mad
dencd mob. beaten. stoned and driver
into lifelong disgrace in THE Caillau.
Case" showing at Harte Theatre to
day. Adv.
More Red Cross Workers are need
ed by the Bennington branch in the
rooms CT the Masonic Temple. Specia
work OH refugee garments must be
finished by February /. Won't ever,
woman lind more time for this work!
Miss Anna Rogers, teacher in the
high school, was unable TO attend
school Monday because OF illness and
Mrs. Walter Jacobs, formerly Miss
Zenohia Royce. substituted In he
place. Miss Rogers resumed her work
this morning.
Machinist. Edward l.. Shultz writes
monte lIltl Nt II III the btot VI htusNi.
and weighs 100 pounds. He states
that he has been in Switzerland. tally
and Germany and that he Is now bach
In France where he was a year ago.
and IS anxlously awaiting the com
mand to pack for home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joeph pellerin and son
Martin have returned to Putnam
Conn. after n several days visit witt
relatives in town They were accom-
panied home by Leslie Cutler
Word has been received OF the
death Of John X. Patterson in Bluff
ton. Ind Among the survivors /.
Harry Patterson of Scott street whc
/ is grandson OF the diseased
Mrs. c. + Hill Crathern of Old Ben
nmgion has received cablegram
from her husband. Rev. Crathern, IN
forming her OF his safe arrival In Liv-
erpool. England Mr. Crathern, whe
was called n few weeks ago for y VI
/ c. A. war relief work in France
sailed from New York on the t. S. 5
Saxonia on January T. The shiI
reached Liverpool last week and thu
Y. NJ. c. A. worker passengers wer,
10 attend n weeks conference in Lon
don before continuing their Journey
to France.