The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-04-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village ToIe
Briefly for 5usy Readers

News Of the Town and Village Tolc |
Briefly for 6usy Readers
John Slattery was in North Adams
Sunday.
Ansel Buss spent Sunday in North
Adams.
Edward Cummings of Mccall street
spent Sunday in North Adams.
Paul Fields of Arlington has pur-
chased Ford touring car from the
Putnam House Garage.
There will be a dance Thursday
evening at Y. w. c. rooms. Hurleys
orchestra. Admission 80 cents. Adv.
Come to Japan. There is a sur.
prise in store for you. Baptist church
Wednesday afternoon, April 23rd
ADV.
Miss Gertrude A. MCGUIRE, register
ed nurse of Troy is in town caring
for her sister, Mrs Peter j. Mcclure,
Jf.
Rev Louis Provost OF FAN river is
indefinitely assisting his uncle Rev.
ID. f. Provost at the Sacred Heart
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f.. Mateson of Troy
were i'll town Sunday TO attend the
funeral of their nephew, Francis
Kearns.
Try on young mans waist line
suit at the Estate OF Joe Levin, prices
SIS to sS5. Many patterns to select
from. Adv
Miss Anna Manning and brother
Guy Manning of Troy are guests at
The home of Mrs d. F.. Cronin of
Depot street.
Edmund Fowler OF Lyons street
has purchased an electrically equip
ped Harley-Davidson motorcycle from
Patterson & Lee.
Mrs. l.. L. Gokay and daughter,
Isabelle, are visiting for few days
with Mrs. Gokay's aunt, Mrs. F. p.
Jcnesbury, in Troy.
a tractor demonstration will be
held Wednesday afternoon at one
o'clock on the land belonging to P. c.
4 Cornell on the Flats"
Everett Morgan resumed work this
morning as clerk In the Gokay drug
4 store. He has been i'll for four weeks
as the result of influenza.
Coming to the Harte Theatre tomor
row, Geraldine Farrar in 1.-The Turn
Z of The Wheel" Pathe News and Har-
old Lloyd comedy. Adv.
The new ladies capes at so md
$3.50 at the Estate Of Joe Levin are
a few OF the exceptional values be
s ing offered in the cloak and suit de-
partmen.
n Mrs. Charles L. Smith and son Ray
4 mond and Frank Brann. who have
s been guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
i. Garfield, left today for their home
n Waterbury, Conn.
IS Born. Easter Sunday. ten pound
n son, Perry Richard, TO Private anC
p Mrs. Peter Mcclure OF Stafford street
Private Mcclure has been in service
ID overseas since last August.
Is The regular gymnasium classes To-
- the Y. NJ. c. A. on Thursday after
noon The classes for employe,
boys will continue without change.
The public is cordially invited t.
visit Japan on Wednesday afternoon
April 23rd, at the Baptist churcl
where many interesting things can b
found, also refreshments served
ADJ.
. ]. Gordon Burke who has beel
\ spending the Easter vacation in tow
y left today for Philadelphia to resum
studies at the School of Finance. cor
:, nected with the University OF Pennsy
- lvania
ID The meeting Of the Mission Worl
re ers which was to have been held Tue
E. day evening at the home OF Mr.
e. Emma Harwood at 745 Main stree
!. has been postponed to Friday ever
I ing at the same place.
- The Putnam House Garage ha
40 sod Dodge Brothers car 10 Mr.
In r. d. Jenney of West Main Stree
I'd The |, O. o. r, Band is requisite
* TO meet at it's rooms at five o'cloc
q sharp on Wednesday afternoon.
n James 4. Lewis, after spendir
dc three months at the Mitchell GARNER
TX school successfully passed examin
es tons in cutting and was awarded h
~ diploma. He is now in the employ
: J. c. Jensen, Merchant Tailor.
t. Mrs. William. Corbett has returne
from Troy where she has been sto
IA ping with her mother-in.law, Mr.
nd Fred Corbett. Mrs Corbett, jr.. wi
10 recently underwent an operate
IA comes home much improved in healt
k Handsome embroidered articles an
al fancy silk bags can be found at n
OF sale given by the Red Team of u
,S9t Ladies' Aid society at the Bapti
y, 10 church, Wednesday afternoon, APP
no. 2Srd. The public is cordially invite
to attend. ADV.
- Saturday afternoon the Grad,