The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-02-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly fer Busy Readers

Mrs. james Wood Is spending
few days in Cohoes.
Miss Estella Eldred and Miss Aida
Chase spent Thursday in Albany.
Mrs. NJ. V. Brown of the Pownal
road is seriously i'll of pneumonia.
Everything In fresh fish, oysters
and clans at Estes market. ADV.
Miss Belle Hornidge is compelled
to remain in doors because of illness.
Have yoa been fitted i'll suit or
worth $500. at Mulligan & Roehe's.
A('
Wilbur Long has resigned work in
the shoe department OF the Lufe
stors
Fresh in large variety Schraft's
Blue Banner chocolates at the Fruit
LAND. Adv
The tenement on Gage street adj
joining The French school is undergo
ing miner repairs.
Isaac F. Walker went to New York
Wednesday. Mrs. Walker has been
in tho CITY for several days.
Sure there is going to be a moon
light dance and prize wa II Friday.
February 81. So don't miss 1t. Adv.
! Would like to buy several second
hand wardr0bes and roll-top desks.
6arreau'S Second Hand store, School
81; Adv \
Meet met at Black Cat hal Friday
evening, February 81, for good
time is assured to everybody. Hur-
ley's orchestra ADV.
Rev. and Mrs. w. G. Towart and
family have been called to Detroit
Mich, on account of the illness Of
Mrs Towarts father.
Mrs. John Mcmahon of North Ad
ans was the guest of Mr. and Mrs
John r. Morrissey and family OF
Washington avenue Thursday
A. II. Winslow has returned from
Boston where he went the first OF the
week to attend n meeting OF the At
lantic Coast Hardware company
Have you been fitted in suit OF
overcoat from our S15 and s2l suits
and oyereoats, worth from $25 tc
$35? Mulligan q Roches Adv
Look, listen; are you going to the
Black Cat hail Friday evening? Hur
ley's orchestra is loading up with
pep and will be three TO meet you
Ads.
A farewell party was given Thurs
day evening al the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. p. Schramm in honor Of Miss
Blanche Hanna VINO Is leaving fol
her home in Illinois.
Come to the High school baske
bali game tonight between RutlanC
and Bennington at Library hall See
the game for quarter at and
dance afterwards If you wish Blu
come.
See the big circus picture "Hocl
La" featuring dainty Billie Rhodes
even better than Polly of the Circus
and VIM. S. Hart in ''Ihe Tiger Man
and Pathe News at Harte Theatre 10
night. ADV.
All roads lead TO tonights baske
bal game between Rutland high an,
Bennington High. a good game
assured and the admission prie,
within the reach OF all who will
TICKETS at Csc. for the game at s AM
for the dancing after
Rev. Clifford II. Smith OF Bnrling
ton, superintendent OF the Vernon
Anti.Saloon League, will speak il
Bennington twice next Sunday II
will speak at the Second Congrega
tional church In the morning and a
Union service of the churches Il
the evening at the Methodist church
Orson n. Tinkham OF Dewey stree
was able TO be out at work Thursda
having recovered from weeks III
ness. Mr.. Tinkham was first cor
fined to the house by severe boil OF
| his neck. He had hardly rccovere
from the effects OF the boil when
similar kind Of a germ began worl
on his right hand.
A number from BENNINGTON attend
ed the entertainment and supper civ
en- In tho chapel of the Congregation
al church in North Bennington Wec
nesday evening. Among those fror
here present we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Il
II. Webster, Mr. and Mrs. George L
Grant, Miss Maude L. Carpenter an
Miss Anna Rogers.
| List OF letters remaining uncalle
fer at the post oiiico for the wee
ending, February II, 1919: Edwar
| Allen. Salvador Cayalieri, Allie Gal
| 20, Mr.. Marsdto Larveo. Mr. Cllsfor
| Myers. Mr. NJ. ]. Reed, Mr.. Henri
| Sculley, Mr.. Pet. Vallie, Mas Mad,
line Brown, Miss Ruth Daley, Mr.
Elmer Eaton, ALI uld Pohansen G.
Mrs. Minnie Murphy, Miss Ann
| Reid Mrs. Helen w. Shaw, Mis-
| Helen Shaw. Mrs. Burt Strattol
Mrs. j. Theberge. These letters wi
be sent to the Dead Letter OniC
| March g. II not delivered before. J
calling for above, please say "Adve
tised" giving date OF list.