The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Briefly for Busy Readers
Miss Nellie Pilling has accepted EN-
ployment as clerk in the Drysdale
store.
Abe Ruskin and Morris Levin. sr.,
motored 10 Glens Falls today ca bust
ness.
Frank McDermott and Phillip Nor
lis OF Pittsfield were the over Sunday
guests OF relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hufnagle little
daughter and Russell Carpenter of
Schenectady were in Rutland Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret McDermott of Park
street left Monday evening for Rut-
land ID attend the funeeal Of cousin.
George A. McNamar, brother of
Mrs. Calvin Endress, was entertained
for the week crd at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Endress.
Mrs. ]. d. Killien of New York will
spend portion OF the summer at the
home Of her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Charles n. Powers. She arrived in
town Monday
Joseph Norwood and Arthur G.
Parker of Pownal have been appoint
ed commissioners and appraisers Of
the estates Of the late Sophonie 7.
Myers and Gina Solomon
William Farnum in play that will
stir your blood ana also your imagin-
alton. The Man Hunter" Pathe
News and Before Breakfast. Har-
old Lloyd comedy. ADV.
The members of ST. Agnes Guild OF
81. Peters church viii leays this at
ternoon ON the 4.45 trolley for Bar
ber's Pines where they will picnic the
remainder OF the afternoon and early
evening,
Coming to the Harte Theatre to-
morrow Harry T. Morey in Fighting
Destiny" A powerful drama of a mans
fight for love and "The Gripping Hand"
chapter No. 4 Of THE Man Of Might
with William Duncan and Edith
Johnson ADV
Mrs. Clarence Morse was called to
Greenfield Sunday by the serious III
ness of her sister, Mrs. r. L. Lyons.
Mrs. Morse was accompanied TO
Greenfield by her daughter. Mrs. Les.
lie Becker who returned to Benning-
ton Monday and reports that Mrs.
Lyons condition remained much the
same.
Robert Barnes Of Spring street is
in New York for a few days and be
fore returning home will attend the
commenc ement exercises at Cornell
( University which take place June
18TH Mr. Barnes brother, Frank
Barnes, is a member OF the gradual
ing class, and viii receive a deploma
as a NJ D. t3i'1s t M
There are on sale at the Banner
Office some beautiful flags that can be
had for extremely low, prices consid
ering their quality The fabric il
heavy, the color Is good The flags
I VIII not only answer. every decoration
4 purpose but they are large enough te
a be displayed from residences anC
i places Of business. One size sells FOL
n % cents. a much larger flag can b,
! had for S1.99.-A6v.
i Mrs Charles II. Spear received
Il word this morning Of the death las
y nigh; OF her brother, Alex vetal a
d his home IN Schenectady. He hat
q been ~ FOR many months with com
a plication Of diseases Mr.. vetal wa,
n about 4S years cid. He was born II
n Manchester but Tor a number o
q years was q resident OF bennington
\ lie left here II years ago. The bod,
q win be brought TO Bennington 10,
q burial Thursday Other funeral ar
81 fangements have not been made.
4 Sanford F. Harrington, who upoi
n leaving high school few years az,
4 became an apprentice in the printml
: department Of the Banner office ha
: completed his time and will begil
work in the Argus Office in Montpel
Ter next week He has not only be
h come q printer during his apprentice
ship but as the result of course las
winter at the Mergenthaler Linotyp
E. school in Brooklyn IS an operator II
a will follow the trade Of linotype OF
II crater IN the Argus office.
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