The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-02-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. /. GflSWold are
spending weeks vacation in New
YORK
Mrs. Luther r. Graves and Mrs, NJ.
J. burlington motored to Albany
Tuesday.
Fresh in large variety Schraft's
Blue Banner chocolates at the Fruit
land. ADV.
Fancy fresh caught smel,, halibut
and Spanish mackerel at Estes
market. ADV.
Mrs. f. ], Cummings and daughter
Miss Ella Cummings are spending
the day in Troy.
Rev. George S. Mills has gone TO
New York for several days. He ex.
poets 10 be home for Sunday.
A regular council of the Knights of
Columbus will be held in their rooms
Thursday evening at s o'clock.
Young pig port, sausage, chicken
and all kinds of fresh fish at Edding.
toms market, next Fruitland. ADV.
Sure there is going to be moon
light dance and prize waltz Friday,
February 81. So don't miss it. ADV,
There, will be a George Washing
ton dance at the Y. w. c. tonight.
Hurley's orchestra. Admission Sc
cents.
Mrs. William Service, who has
been confined to her home by an at.
tack Of influenza, is able TO be out
sgair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Townsend
Archie King and Raymond Lafran.
chise spent Tuesday in Troy and Az
ban;
Mrs. c. II. Dewey and daughter
Miss Martha Dewey who have been
in New York for several days, have
returned.
Charles Coburn, who underwent a
serious operation at the Putnam
Memorial hospital Sunday, is much
improved
Mrs. l.. ]. Eddington, who has been
pending several days in New York
and Atlantic city, has returned to
hes home.
Mrs Ernest Neon OF Silver street
entered the Putnam Memorial hospi
tai today preparatory to undergoing
an operation.
Meet me at Black Cat hall Friday
evening, February 81 for good
time is assured to everybody Hur-
egKs orchestra ,lAdrs Il ~ Il
n t,W.i Ci. IAeipa hast Resigned hi
bpositionf a, Nlic8 liehniAgton FScale
Co, and has accepted employment
the Bennington Sanitary Laundry.
The Bennington free library. will b,
closed for 4 week beginning. Marcl
/ lst for inventory. All books mus
ne returned ON or before that date.
okNlisten; are you going to the
giIlacl Cat hail Friday egeiling2 Hur
LEY S. ORCHESTRA is loading !. ny, Witi
Der and will be there TO meet you
sAd'.
I Miss Geraldine Evans. who attend
( school in Brooklyn is at the home o
her parents, MIR, and Mrs. Franz
Evans OF Union street on account o
illness.
MIR. Person will lead the Seconf
Congregational Chapel service tomo
row night. 1t win be haf.hou'
service, beginning at 7.30 The sui
iect is "lntercession."
! eIntercessory Prayer will be tht
subject tomorrow night at the FRS
Baptist church. The service begin
at 730. This week it will close a
S.15. All are welcome
Mrs. n. A. Mutt OF Ashburnhan
Mass, and Miss ELI Barney o
Keene, N. H., are Spending FEY
days at the home OF Miss l.. N, Ba
ney Of Pleasant street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scott of We
entino street have returned HON
from North Ferrisburg where the
were called by the death Of Mr.
Scots sister Mrs Jacob Clark,
Coming to the Harte Theatre e
morrow Norma Talmadge, daint
1 Select star in Her Only Way" AM
"Roaring Lions on the Midnigh
| Express" a smashing good two rar
Sunshine comedy. Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell jewell o
Hinsdillville have returned to the
homo from North Ferrisburg wher
they were called sometime ago b
the illness and death of Mrs. jewell
mother. Mrs. Jacob Clark
"A Diplomatic Mission" Vita
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THE Moose chapter No. Of "Th
ron Test the big western circu
serial at Harte Theatre today, ADJ
Miles per gallon and miles pc
hour are two of its large advantage
Ohcial tests have resulted in owe
twenty three miles to the gallon {
gasoline and fifty miles an hour wit
perfect smoothness Is an easy no
Torrance for It, It is the Esse
ride in it, the The Bennington q
rage. N ftN
Earle Williams. one of photopla.
most finished and widely know
,tars, has q splendid role of aciio
IN "a Diplomatic Mission,p Wit
graph Blue Ribbon feature and TT
Moose" chapter No. 4 CT "The Ire