The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-02-05
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Briefly for Busy Readers
Fancy Spanish mackerel at
Estes Market. Adv
Mrs John Knapp is confined to the
house by illness.
W. A. Purdy of Manchester was in
town Tuesday on business
Principal +. d. Mabrey of the high
school has been suffering from neu-
ritis.
Mrs. Alice Gardner is Ill of acute
indigestion at her home on Gage
street
Mrs. C. II. Dewey and daughter,
Miss Martha Dewey, are in New York
for week,
John r. Burton of Elm street is as
sisting in the Office of Perry & Reese
man this week.
DR.. d. V. O'Donnel iS again able to
be out during the day, after several
weeks illness.
Miss Lucy Cutting is more comfort
able today. She has been i'll for few
days with bilious attack.
The board of civil authority met
this morning at the town headquar-
ters for the abatement Of taxes.
Mr.. and Mrs. BYRON Jones have re-
turned to their home in Petersburg
after a brief visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Agan.
The Bennington City Band will give
dance in Black Cat A. A. hall Friday
evening. McGurns orchestra will
furnish music. adv
Miss Elizabeth Cameron has re
signed as nurse at the Putnam Memoir
al hospital and has returned to heI
home in Burlington.
Miss Florence Howe OF the Al
bany City hospital has become mem
Der OF the nursing staff at the Put
nam Memorial hospital.
Tony Mellas who used to reside il
town, returned here last week to ge
his family and left Sunday for Phila
delphia, where he has employment
r.. W. Williars left Tuesday 70 Wor
cester. He will also go on to Boston
before attending the automobile shoy
which is in progress in New York thi
week.
Augustus Lawrence. high schoo
student, who has been entertainin
the flu germ, is getting along nicely
and will be free from his undesirabl
guest soon.
Miss Eva Pellerin of McKinle
~. In
the e. T. Waist company. She ha
been kept indoors the past two week
by the flu.
The books and papers of the loca
municipal court are being moved t
day from the Office of Holden
Healey to the Office of the new judge
William J. Meagher.
Mrs. James A. Eddy and daughte
Miss Ruth Eddy of Troy. and summe
residents of Cd Bennington hay
gone to Florida where they will spen
the next two months
Don't fail to see Lafayette, w
Come" at the opera house tomo
row afternoon and evening. Price
afternoon children under IL. 10c
adults zoe. Evening, children, 20(
adults 25c. Ad
Mrs. j. Crissey of jamestown, n. J
was the recent guest Of her daushte
Miss Elsie Crissey, teacher Of dome
tic science in the high school. Nh
Crissey and husband had been callS
to Troy because of the illness of the
son, Leonard.
Capt. John H. Ayres. who was
Gently released from the service,
visiting at his former home here. I
is undecided regarding the futu
but may return to the governme
service In Manila where he was ST
toned before entering the army.
Corporal Ray Dinwiddie. form
resident, is spending ten-day fl
Tough with his sister, Mrs. Arthur
Dewey, and brother, Elmer Dinwiddl
Corp Dinwiddie is member of c
f. of the both infantry which is ST
toned in West Virginia at presel
guarding a powder mill. He left Be
nington some time ago and went
Berwyn, Neb.. from which place
entered the service
Piles Cured In 10 IL Days