The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-12-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Ct the Town and Village Told
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Dance tonight in Foresters' hall, op-
posite Free Library. Adm. 80 cents
/ ADJ.
Earl Gaiusha of Allentown, Pa. is
visiting his aunt, Mrs Wil'iam l'apeIs
Of North Branch street
! Miss Elizabeth Nolan who is en-
ployed in Hoosick Falls, is passing
the week end at her home on Jeffer-
son street.
Miss May Robson OF North ADAMS
is spending few days with her par.
ents Mr. and Mrs. C, II. Robson Of
Depot street
Bernard r. Madigan of Randolph is
spending the holidays with his
mother, Mrs. Martin Madgap Of
School street
Amos B. Sawyer of Springfield
VT, has been spending the Christmas
holidays with his uncle, Asa r. Shaw
of North street
Carl White, who was in town to
spend Christmas with his iather,
James II. White Of Valentine street
returned today to New Yorl7.
The Red Team of the baptist
church will be entertained Tuesday
afternoon from to o'c!ock by Mrs.
D. A. Holloway at her home, p Main
stree,
Before purchasing that coat, suit or
dress, see the very desirable garments
and especially the low prices in our
cloak and suit department at No
yeck's-Ady. S5t2
Miss Jessie Harris, who teaches in
Stamford and sister, Miss Ruth
Harris, a teacher in Wilmington, are
passing the Christmas recess at their
home here. sNfrI
In our cloak and suit department
we still have large stocks Of ladies
and misses coats, suits and dresses
all at specially reduced prices at No
veck's.-Adv. S5t2
Copies CT the Banner and Reformer
containing complete reports of the fire
that destroyed the Bennington garage
and the Cottage Hotel can be had at
the Banner office.
Marshall r. Clark, stldent OF the
Springfield college at Springfield,
Mass, arrived home Frilay to spend
weei With his parents. NJ and Mrs
" c. Clark of Grove street
Forrest Harrington. and Harold
Streeter who attend naval electri-
cal training school at Hampton
Roads, Va, are spending 'urlcp2h
of ten days at their home here.
George A. Mathers general seere
tary for the Y NJ c. A., Wakefield,
Mass. lis al the home OF his parents
Mr. and Mrs George r. 4Inthers aud
will remain in town until Monday
Mr., and Mrs. Albert VI. Mattison
and Mr. and Mrs G. T.. Niattison Of
Richland y Y. are visiting their
sisters, Mrs. Charles Barnes, Mrs
John Eddington and Mrs, Chos Ad
ans
James C. Colgate and Daughter,
Miss Evelyn Colgate OF New York
are spending the holidays at their
summer home in Old Bennington
Mrs Colgate is expected to join them
here next weak
John J. Green of Springfield is pass
ing the holidays with his sister. Mrs.
Lee Warner of East Main street He
left this noon for Schenectady 20 visit
briefly with another sister returning
TO bennington Monday. Nr Green is
former resident of Bennington and
for many yea"s worked in Tie a!Ece Of
the Evening Banner
The management Of the Open Forum
which begins Sunday night at the
Second Congregational church, wishes
it understood that this is distinctly
4 community meeting The subjects TO
be discussed through the six weeks
are all of general interest and relate
TO the NEST vital of current questions
The collections to be taken each night
viii go for the expenses of the Forum
Judge Wendell Phillips Stafford of
Washington, Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court of the District of Col
umbia, desires to be greeted by an
audience that will tax the capacity
of the church He is a rarely fine
speaker, and will have for his topic.
Some Necessary Limitations on the
Right to Combine Opportunity for
questions from the floor will be given.
Hour is 1880.