The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village rolt
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to her house by illness.
Dr. D. A. Gleason motored to Brat
tleboro today on business.
Biz dance in Black Cat hall to.
nigh and another tomorrow nigh.
Ads.
Thomas H. Dunlap of South Shafts
bury was in town on business We'd
nesday.
John II. Sheldon of Dorset, broth.
er of w. b. Sheldon was in town We'd
nesday on business.
The dental Offices in town will
close at o'clock on Saturday after.
neon beginning May 81.
Mrs. L A. Booth who was called
away early in tho week by tho death
o. an uncle, haa returned.
F. Clifford Shaw, county agent is
in Stamford today to oversee the
planting foi 6 corn variety test;
Mrs. ]. w. Martin Of Main street
has been confined to the house the
past few days with severe cold.
Keep in mind the dates June 5 and
6. because on those days the annual
Academy sale will be held. adv.
Cars for rent for any occasion. Ok.
DIR 'ut o. t.s ,fe~ al lay no.
Call 2S6-R or 25S-W. Gavin. adv.
Burt Waite and family of Gage
street are moving to the Chandler
cottage at the Pines for the summer.
A concrete sidewalk is being laid
from the sidewalk on Washington
street to the home Of ". j. Morrissey
Dance, Wednesday evening, June
Z, given By Company A., V. " VI. y.
Library hall, FIurley's orchestra.
ADV
Or. and Mrs. w. Z. Putnam motor
ed, Wednesday, to Rutland where DR..
Putnam attended a medical society
meeting.
Miss Agnes Houran left to-day for
Boston where she will spend the week
end with her sister, Miss Elizabeth
Houran.
Mrs Edwin Hastings. who has been
spending several days with friends in
town has returned to her home in
Rutland.
Mrs. Robert Smith and son Rober.
left this morning for Manchester
where they will visit relatives over
the wee <-end.
How about American Flags? We
; have them all sizes and kinds. De-
corations crepe paper parade flags,
g etc. al Evans. adv. .-m8
Earl d. Miller, who Is employed at
Newtonyille. n. Y, has been called
here by the death of his uncle the
i late Dr. ii. G. Day. lel9ost
Mi and Mrs. George Walker OF
Boston are expected to arrive Fri.
day TO spend the weekend with Nj
and Mrs. =. B. Jennings. W
Mrs. Benjamin Shimlintzky. daught
ers Mary and Dorothy, son Harold
= and Miss Anna Levin motored to
North Adams "Wednesday. --------- .,-
Makes you laugh and cry--and leav-
es you happy. See The Retter. TIalr'
with Alice Brady and Ford w eekly
at Harte Theatres today. adv
+ Leonard Outhwaite OF New York is
S in town for the Memorial holiday
which he will spend at his summer
: homo in Old Bennington with Mrs
D Cultivate.
Gifts for graduates. fashionable sta
I tionery in Cranes linen lawn new
colors and novelties books. desk setc
diaries, loose leaf books, etc. al
: Evan adv.
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Colgate OF
New York to-day joined their daught
er. Miss Evelyn ut their summer
home in Old Bennington Miss Col
gate has been at Ben Venu for week
Miss Harriet Burt OF Springfield
and brother Curtis Burt OF Boston
will arrive this evening at the home Of
? their parents. Mr.. and Mrss j. Oliver
!, Burt, to spend Memorial day and the
: week end.
y Automobiles will meet the civil wal
G veterans at the G. A. II. rooms shortly
c after ! o'clock. The veterans viii
= ride in the parade and will be takei
c to the grounds at the soldiers home
for the exercises
Charles II. Potter went to Nortl
t Adams this morning to meet hi
daughter. Mrs. c. w. Homson, ir
S and children of Worcester, Mass
5 who will visit at the home of her par
L ents for few weeks.
7 There will be two shows daily a
:, the o, era House Friday and Satur
i day. Matinees at three o'clock
' Evening shows at 8 o'clock. Girl
n fith's stupendous production 9TH
}. Birth Of Nation" will be shown
n Adv.
There are on sale at the Banne
!, Office some beautiful flags that can b
:. had for extremely low prices cOnsic
: ering their quality The fabric
= heavy, the color is good. The flag
:, will not only answer every decoration
4 purpose but they are large enough I
/ be displayed from residences an
y places OF business. One size sells TO
Il 80 cents A much larger flag can b
q had for Sl99-Adv.
" The public schools closed this a
II ternoon until Monday morning Thl
II afternoon was devoted to Memoirs
IS day exercises. Mrs. Arthur Ellie
u gave a reading in the assembly hall {
~ ~ the high school where the high scho'
-tuda,to opd bf.hnv ct,ouag Ia fh