The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village ToIc
Briefly for Busy Readers

News OF the own ana NillaSe loic
Briefly for Busy Readers
New dill pickles at Estes mar.
ket adv
Mrs. B. G. slade spent Friday in
Troy
New sweet pickles in bulk at Estes
market adv.
Fresh roasted peanuts at Estes
market adv.
William H. Cone mas purchased a
Ford touring car.
w. ID. Plumb of the western part
Of the town, was in Troy Friday.
David T. Murray Of School street
was in Troy and Albany on business.
Mrs. Thomas Hughes Of 625 Main
street is suffering from an attack OF
the grip
Miss Edith NJ Dewey is undergo
ing treatment al the Putnam Memoir
ial hospital.
Mrs. Edward Daniels and son have
returned from weeks visit with
relatives in Troy.
Miss Ruth Lang OF Albany has
Joined the nursing staff at the Put
nam Memorial hospital
Mrs. Ella Peekham OF Scott street
IS spending the week end with her
niece, Mrs. Harry Niles in Pownai
Cente,.
Mrs. f. ~ Estabrook and son, who
have beca the guests Of Miss Mary
Estabrook for several days. have re-
turned to their home in Great Bar
rineton.
John Gleason, student at the
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute in
Troy, IS spending the week end with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs Dexter NJ,
Gleason.
Mrs. David Winship and nephew
Harold File OF Eagle Mills. n Y. are
the guests of her sister. Mrs Claire
W. Soue
Coming to the lIarte Theatre
Monday June Elvidge in "The Blur.
fer and Chapter No. . of THE
Master Mystery with HoudIni the
handcuff king Adv
At the Methodist church Sunday
the services will be as follows:
Morning worship, $780, Bible school,
HAS; Epworth League $50; Even.
ing service, 7.S0. Seals free Strang-
ers welcome.
The second annual benefit dance Of
N the Ladies. Auxiliary. OF The Bcnning-
ton Hebrew congregation will be held
+ Tuesday, March 9Th at the Black Cat
IA A. hall tiurley's Orchestra 40
missior' 81 cents
Tho Ladies Auxiliary OF the Ben
nington Hebrew congregation will
hold it's second annual benefit dance
: at the Black Cat a. A. hall Tuesday
=. March 9Th Huriey's orchestra AID
mission IS cents ADV. $3.50
The darling OF an emperor! Ye
she gave her life fer The man shI
loved See Gladys Brockwell ii
q sKnltur" chapter No. 7 OF "Th,
Lightning Raider and Mutt
JEFF comedy al Harie Theatre today
Adv.
The Second CONGREGATIONAL church
Rev G.. S. Mills. minister. cordial!
invites the public 10 its services 10
morrow. Morning worship at 1890
The Communion service follows
church school at Il, mems class il
the auditorium, G. +. meeting at 63
y. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Potter of Mali
street have received word OF tn
death OF c. w Hobbs. sr., in Wor
cester, Mass Mr.. Hobbs was abou
So years old and died very suddenl,
while reading the morning pape
Thursday Mrs, c. w Hobbs, lr
was formerly Miss Florence Potter 0
Bennington.
IL. W. Myers 6 Son Inc of Ben
ningtcn. are now taking orders fo
the old reliable Bradley's Fertilizer
which have won an envlablo reputo
ton by continuous use for nearl
sixty years. The food demands 0
the world have increased rather thai
uiullnlSntu SilNt tue dllHlHiSc' az
the recent commission to Europe r.
ports that good prices are likely
continue Order now 50 as 10 sc
your supply before spring work b
gins. ADV.
List of letters remaining uncalla
for at the pest office for the wee
ending February "a, 1919: MastC
Robert Cass. 51l L. 10th St: VI
Robert Hall. Raymond Markgo II
School St; Mr.. Ralph Mattesol
Privit Frences + Marian, Westle
Sheldon, Master Clement Wake
Mrs. Marcia Davis, Miss Julia
Shaw, Mrs. Anna f. Taft These le
tiers will be sen, to the Dead Lett'
Office March TO- if NOT delivered b
fore In calling for above pleas
say Advertised giving date of lis