The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for 6usy Readers

News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers
Mr., and Mrs. John Meredith are in .
Troy for the day.
Fresh grated horse radish at Estes
market adv
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Riley and /
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward O'Hare are in I
Troy for the day.
Fresh boiled shrimp at Estes mar I
ket adv.
Rubbers and rubber boots for the
whole familyi prices the lowest at
the New York store Adv
Mrs. f. E. Har; ana Mrs. f. B.
Pope were in Troy and Albany Fri.
0ay.
The house on Silver street recently
purchased by w. w. Burke. is under
going repairs.
( Harry j. Cole and son Charles G
Cole returned Friday evening from
New York where they have been
spending the past week ON business
/ Miss Elizabeth Handles of Dewey
street extension, who has been i'll the
past week, is much improved and
able to be about again.
( Mrs. William Motif returned Thurs
day to her home in Manchester hay
! ing successfully recovered from a re
cent operation at the Putnam Mem
orial hospital
Jed White, who has been employen
by the Black Cat Textiles company
I has resigned and will begin work
Monday at the Chapman lumber job
in Salisbury.
! Charles Paddock who has been
living on the a. II. Winslow farm on
Harwood Hill, has accepted employ
ment on the Monument farm in Old
Bennington
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Y. w. c. win BE held Mon.
day night at s o'clock. There will be
an interesting race after the meet
Ing
The officers Of the o. f. S. will
meet Monday evening, March for a
rehearsal. 1t is very important that
every officer be present as we are
to have grand officers and other
guests at our next meeting.
What do you know of the private
life of kings? See Gladys Brockwell
in the amazing William Fox drama
''Kultur," chapter No Z of "The
Lighting Raider" with Pear White
and a Mutt & Jeff comedy at Harte
Theatre today Adv, ~
|. The different branches in the Ben
nington county chapter Of the Ameri
can Red Cross have nearly complet-
ed the allotment of 100 refugee gar
ments assigned them from the Boston
headquarters and shipments will be
made, early next week
Rupert H. Dean has become agent
for the "Kantleak" raincoat manufac-
tured by the Conner Company. a most
reliable concern. Anyone contem,
plating the purchase Of raincoat
will do well TO look AZ Mr. Deans
samples, Tel, SS-X or cali CSC Main
street ADV.
~ Habits-rdoes a man become too
, old to make or break them?" is the
subject for discussion in, the mems
| class OF the Second Congregational
church at noon tomorrow Glass
meets in front pews Of church. All
men are welcome TO drop in. Hiram
L. Hail, president; p T II. Picrson,
leader
Marion Hicks greatly enjoyed her
1 seventh birthday anniversary Friday
by entertaining dozen of her little
friends during the afternoon and ear
ly evening. Supper was served at i
and Miss Hicks and her guests will
long remember the delightful occas
ion.
| Capt. j. Benjamin Harmon who
with Mrs. Harmon and daughter
Marie. has been spending a portion Of
| a furlough with his parents. Col. ant
Mrs, Thomas Harmon of Soutl
street received a telegram Thursday
calling him to New York. He lef
| New York today for New Paltz, n. Y
where he win pass the remainder o
his furlough, returning Tuesday Il
| Camp Greene, Charlotte, y. c.
II AT the Mems class tomorrow at tn,
First Baptist church Immediately al
ter the morning service. c. II. Mann
| Camp Physical Director at Platts
burg will speak to the men. Las
Sunday evening Mr.. Mann spoke t
men only at Union service il
Plattsburg on Health"
| The Bennington Free Library viii
be open until o'clock this evening
to receive books and magazines,
| The public is cordially invited L
church, w. G.. Towart, pastor
Church school at 945 a, m. Morn
ing worship at II a. M, Renewal
will be the theme of the mornin
service. "A Plumb Line is tn
subject OF the Junior sermon, Con
munlon follows the service. Tn
Mems class meets after the mornin
service Evening service at 7SI
= Subject of sermon How God Speak
! to Men,