The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-23
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Live and boiled lobster and fresh
cherry stone clans at Estes market.
ADV.
Ladies' SO cent muslin night gowns
special at 65 cents at the estate of
Joe Levin. Adv.
Mrs. Margaret Edgerton OF Cohoes,
a former resident, is visiting friends
in town for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Boynton have
sold their home on Imperial avenue to
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lansing.
Miss Caroline Grant, who has been
housed by illness the past few days,
returned to high school today.
Miss Irene Fales, local telephone
operator. is at her home in Manches
ter suffering from a severe cold.
David Davidson of Providence r. l.,
the well known photographer, is in
town for few days making scenery
views.
Pure-breds and high grades stand
back of Fritz Horst and Sons dairy
products. Cream a specialty-1Sc.
per 1-2 pint, S5c. per pint, zoe. per
quart. Adv.
He's in harem, now! See smiling
Doug" Fairbanks in the Paramount
Aircraft picture Bound in Morocco
and Pathe News at Harte Theatre
today. adv.
Miss Catharine M. Combs of Duluth
Mimi, who is the guest of Mr.. anC
Mrs. G. p. Endress. is, spending th'
day with Mrs. Charles Spencer a
Williamstown.
: The Charles N. Powers real estat
!, agency has sold for Henry w. Put
nam the dwelling house No 2O4 Par
street to Frank p. Murphy and wifi
who will occupy same.
Bugler ]. Burton Powers has bee
transferred from the Brooklyn nav
| yard at Bensonhurst to the Unite
States training ship Adams statione
off the New Jersey coast.
| A review of the dances and game
taught in the Welfare and Y NJ. c.
classes for boys and girls will be hel
in Library hall Thursday evening, b.
ginning at 8 o'clock. Further notice
with the program will be publishe
late:.
The annual patriotic service will
held in the First Baptist church G
Sunday evening at 7.S0 o'clock. Tn
will be a union service. There wi
be special music and the sermon wi
be delivered by DR.. A. +. Alton (
Colgate University, Hamilton, n. Y.
sIrs. Ruth England Smith, Mr.
William c. Koran, Mrs. James
Scareyl and Miss Lucy Cutting r
turned Thursday from Rutland whei
they went the first Of the week 70 q
tend the annual estate convention {
the Vermont Woman's Relief Corps
Up to last night nearly fifteen hui
I4dred dollars had been contributed
i the Salvation Army Campaign fun
This is not doing as well as Bennin
u ton should dc. We ought 10 be abb
to double that sum in the days thi
lremain. Take your share TO Mr. We
ottir at hAt NOAAty NoiiOidi Dohh-
The young people OF the churc
jssehool Of the First Baptist churc
wiz be the guests of Miss Pilling
class at a May Breakfast on Saturda
morning, May oath AL members
Fthe church school are cordially inyi
bed to meet at the church at $50 a, I
and follow the guide costyof the on
u ing viii be Is cents and a good time
: promised to all.
or SuDt. and Mrs. c. p Martin of Il
h. Vermont Soldiers homo returnt
il; Thursday from Rutland where they
rnpr tended the annual state encampmer
c. Of the G. A. r. and convention of Il
IT, w, r. C. They were accompanit
home by Mrs. Charles Beach and MI
za Fannie James of Burlington and Nh
Ii Florence +. Gates Of Swanton vi
"A will be their guests for a few days.
Included in The Best Short Stori
Of 1918" a book edited by Edward
n O'Brian, is story entitled "Tl
D Toast To Forty-Fiye" written by w
liam Dudley Policy, well known
Y Bennington. Mr. O'Brien also edit
4 the best short stories Of 1915, 19i
4 1917 1918. and many colleges ha'
adopted the book as a regular featu
n Of their courses in English and shol
story writing ..-