The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-14
BENNING ron BRIEFS
News Of the Towr AID Village Toll
Briefly for Busy READER

Everything in the fruit and yeget-
able line at the Fruitland ADV.
William Rent IS undergoing treat
mcnt at the Putnam Memorial hospi-
tai for empynia.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Hunt and Frank
Center and son Albert left this morn
ing on a motor trip to Mount Vernon.
Michael Junyenyel of Fillmore
Farms has recently purchased a 1918
Sport model HarleyiDavison motor
cycle of Patterson & Lee.
Supt. E. B. Hutchins of the North
Bennington and SALISBURY district
of schools has resigned and accepted
position With the American Book
company o. Boston.
R. J. Treen and family, who nave
been residents of Bennington TIE past
three years, are moving to Boston.
Mr. Treen while in town has been
employed at the Bennington Scale
company and in the future will so on
the road for that company
A Worden Chickly of Troy is visit
ing George Morse and Harry Kend-
rick of Bradford Place. Mr., Chickly
recently returned from overseas hav-
ing served in France one year with
Company d, 312th Infantry. For his
bravery in action at The Argonne he
was cited by Gen. Pershing.
Tho Bennington Lodge OF Elks cor
daily invites the public to join with
them in the observance OF Flag Day
at their rooms on Sunday afternoon
at 4 o'clock. These exercises are
strictly patriotic and very approprl-
ate for the observance of the ami
yersary CT the birth of our flag.
Charles Mullaney Of London, who
has seen FIVE years service in the re-
cent war, is visiting relatives in this
country. He arrived in town Friday
from Hoosick Falls and is being en-
ltertained over the week end by his
aunt, Mrs. Margaret Dunn, MIR. Null
laney will leave Bennington the first
of next week for Montreal
Mrs. Henrietta Baker Low, q men,
her Of the faculty CT Peabody Conser-
vatory Of Music, baltimore, Me-. is
the week end guest Of her siste,,
Supt Miss Mary A. Baker o. the Put.
nam Memorial hospital Miss Bake
is also entertaining Miss Ida Tall,
principal of Lincoln school OF teach
err, al Columbia Uniyorsit.'.
The Second Congregational church,
Rev. G.. S. Mills minister, cordially
invites the public to its services to-
morrow. Morning worship at 1890,
Theme OF sermon Some Things that
are Coming TO Pass" Mems class
meets directly after the service in the
church auditorium Church 3sohool
Tat 10, o'clock, c. F. meeting at ESQ
D. m. Union SERVE in the Methodist
church at 1880 p. m. '' lYe fisfs
There ara on sale at the Banner
Office some beautiful flags that can be
had for extremely low prices consid-
erings their quality The fabric is
heavy, the color is good.lS'The flags
will not only answer every decoration
purpose but they are large enough to
| Def dlspiayeu lToIn feSiueheosl ahi
places Of business One size sells for
( 80 cents A much larger flag can be
had for S1.s9 Adv hflces couslQ
The annual meeting OF the Yer
mont Library Association viii be held
at Mcntpelier on July first. The meet
ing win be largely given up to- CON
ferences of librarians, trustees and
oitizens who will discuss the problem
of the library in its relation to the
various activities of the community
to ascertain how It may co operate
with them to the advantage OF both.
Short talks will be given by men and
women from different parts of the
/ state These talks are to be follow
ed by a general discussion as to eff
cient methods of cooperation in our
Vermont towns,