The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-09-25
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Richard Meagher is on the sick list.
Plenty of crabapples at the Fruit
land. Adv. 4
Earl Smith has recovered from an
operation at the hospital and has re-
turned home.
Fancy peaches, Rocky Ford melons,
Casaba and Honey Dew melons at
the Fruitland. Adv.
Warren Moore has been discharged .
from the hospital where he has been
undergoing treatment.
Premier, Durkee's and Ftche's
salad dressing and Sunkist marina
lade at the Fruitland. Adv.
The store of oe Levin Estate is
closed today and will remain closed
all day tomorrow because of holidays.
ADJ.
John A. Connolly of North street re-
turned Wednesday from a visit of
two weeks with relatives in New
/ York
The Old Academy Fall sale? Oh.
yes, it will be held during the first
part OF October You will soon learn
the date.
Bernard Noel, who has been pass
father. Il. b. Noel, returned Sunday
to Plattsburg.
Charles Hougnton of Albany recent
ly called on his father Fred L. Hough-
ton, who is i'll at the Putnam Mem
orial hospital.
Arthur Stewart underwent an oper-
alton the first fthe week at the Put
nam Memorial hospital for the remov-
al OF tonsiles and adenoids.
Harrison l. Norton and William H.
Wills are in Manchester today at
tending a meeting of the Bennington
county insurance agents.
Food sale Friday afternoon from
$50 to o'clock on the lawn of the
Congregational church. In case of
rain the sale will be held in the
church parlor
Basil Caslen, year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. James Caslen of Dewey
street, is suffering from an injury to
his knee While at play Monday he
LtAl OIL AhlllS MS hAINt b-A - oNphNs
Mrs. J. NJ. Ayres of Elm street is
entertaining Miss Ethel Morse of Kan
sas City. Miss Morse has been pass
ing the summer in Jaffrey, n. H.. and
is stopping here en- route to her home
in the west.
Dorothy Garfield Fisher is to lee
ture in Bennington the evening OF
4 October 2Sth at High School hall
G Everyone should bear the date in
4 mind and make no other engagements
for that evening.
Z Fresh nuts of all kinds and popcorn
q at the Fruitland. Adv.
Miss Matte Geer returned WedneS
Il day to her home on School street
Miss Geer has been undergoing treat
y ment at the Putnam Memorial hospi
4 tai and her condition Is reported tC
be much improved.
County Farm Agent f. Clifford
4 Shaw left today by automobile fol
q Hyde Park, the former home of Mrs
Shaw He will be absent for severa
4 days and will return with Mrs. Shaw
3 who has been visiting in Lamoille
4 county.
His beautiful young wife fascinated
81 his own son, and wrecked his home
J A heartless woman who played false
: with her husband and made love tC
. her stepson See Bessie Barriscal,
at Harte Theatre today Ford Week
ly-Adv
Food Sale Friday afternoon from
: $50 to 6 o'clock on the lawn of the
Second Congregational church, or II
the church parlor ii it rains II Is
given under the auspices of Junior de
Tor department OF the church school
Won't you buy?
John Craven and daughter, Miss
Mary Craven of Park street, left this
morning for New York where they
will spend a week at the home OF Mr.
Craven's son, William Craven. before
going TO Washington to visit his
daughter, Miss Catharine Craven
who is employed in the war depart
ment.
Calvin Endress, Jesse T. Carpenter
William f. Frost and W. j. Randels
went to Readsboro Wednesday even
ing to attend the ninth district Odd
Fellows meeting At the catherine
they met Former Assistant Judge
Crosby S. Perry, a former resident OF
Readsboro now living in Pittsfield
Mass. Although 81 years old Judge
Perry is in excellent health and
= thoroughly enjoyed meeting his &C
quaintances.
: All of the lingering brook from
raised at the state hatchery in the
Il Bushnell district have been shipped
q and preparations are being made at
the hatchery for the 1920 consign
a ment of trout eggs which will begin
a coming in December. According tC
the records at the hatchery 2S,3OC
q lingering We're distributed in the
streams of Bennington county the
4 larger portion on the western side OF
4 the mountain EarlN in the snasnr