The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Tolc
Briefly for Busy Readers

Strawberries al Estes market. Adv.
W. B. Taylor returned Thursday
from the Boston auto show.
Everything in fresh green veget.
abies for Saturday at Estes market.
Ads.
John Warren, youngest son of Mr..
anu Mrs. Harry H. Warren is i'll with
cold
Harry S. Moses is in Averill Park
in the interest Of the Charles A.
Cooper estate.
Arthur ]. Holden, who has been in
Boston for several days returned
home Thursday.
An adjourned regular meeting of
the d. p. o. Il. will be held in their /
rooms Saturday evening
Wallace Corey Of East Arlington
was a recent visitor at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. William Papers.
Mrs. John Robinson of Elm street
Is spending week at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs Louis Haussler of
Hoosick Falls.
Mrs. Raymond T. Peek has return
ed to her homo in Schenectady after
q few days visit with her aunts, the
Misses Gavin.
Miss Emma Well, a student nurse
OF Paterson, ~ j., is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Welz OF
School street.
Doctors F. S. Braley and r. D. Jen.
ney have returned from burlington
where they have been attending con
vention OF dentists.
Martin Noon returned Thursday
from Rutland where he has been with
his sister, Mrs. Charles Kantor for
number of days.
Frank L. Potter and Warren L.
Paddock are among those from Ben
nington attending the automobile
sbos In Boston this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Waters have
moved from q house on Morgan
street owned by Dewitt Lewis to 4
teffement on east Main street.
The scraping OF the roads on the
bennington fats was begun Wednes'
day under the supervision Of the
road commissioner Houghton Rice.
David CrichtOn of east Main street
has been suffering for over a week
with a boil on his face. He was able
today to resume work at the electric
light station.
a big assortment OF new rugs OF
various sizes, floral and figured de-
signs, also stain carpet linoleum and
congoleum at NJ. Shimlintzky's ll5
North street, Adv A. .1l
Town clerk md Mrs, f. A. Booth
returned Thursday from Boston. They
have been in the city several days
visiting relatives and attending tie
automobile show.
Few silk dresses from last spring
will be sold cheap. The styles are
just the same as this spring also
have few skirts. AT julius l.. WEIGH.
mans. North st. Adv
Miss Josephine Mcclure, who is
employed by Mrs. Charles z. Welles
In Old Bennington is on a months
VACATION. She is with relatives and
friends IN Newark N. j.
Michael Doran, who has been under
going treatment at hospital in
Philadelphia is at the home of his
mother, Mrs, Elizabeth Doran of
Depot street He is much improved
in health.
The life Of q kitchen maid shouldn't
be all stew and spuds and onions.
There's, nothing heavenly about hash.
See Mary Pickford in How Could
You Jean?" at the Harte Theatre TO.
day. ADV
Word is just received that DR.. How
ard a. lBridgman. editor of the Con.
gregationalist, will be the supply for
next Sunday at the Second Congrega-
tional church instead of March 30,
as elsewhere announced.
Our ladies' Ready to Wear" de.
partment has been filled, almost to
Overlooking, by the smartest dol.
mans, suits and dresses that could
DO obtained Why not come in and
Aouh buSui O'ci ~. ANOfSSh' Au'.
See how Mary Pickford cooks dys.
pepsia out OF grouchy old million.
aire and finds warm spot in his
heart in the Paramount-Artcraft pro.
duction How Could You Jean?" and
Pathe News at Harte Theatre to.
day. Adv.
Mrs. Thomas Cummings of Mccall
street has received word that her
son, Private Joseph Cummings, has
arrived safely from overseas. pri
vate Cummings was severely wound
cd while in action last September and
IS now with the casual company at
Cams Upton.
Spring is here-the motorist should
sec our stock before purchasing tires
We have limited stock of Hood
seconds tires and tubes. at popular
prices, A few Portage Daisy Tread
Firsts for Ford. Chevrolet, Maxwell
oloo For Ih,fnL ond Hubgn,. NJ