The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers


Rodney Stockwell has employment
with f. S. Buss.
John b. Harte is confined TO his
home by tonsilitis.
Everything in fresh and root veg.
etables at Estes market. ADV.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Crandall have
moved into the Hawks block on Main
street.
FLOYD Harmon was detained from
school Tuesday because of severe
sore throat
Again-"Her Only Way" featuring
Norma Talmadge at Harte Theatre
tomorrow. adv.
Dr. w. Montmarquet Brunei, chiro-
podist, will be al Miss Hutton's
Thursday adv.
Mrs. Andrew H. HOLSTER, who is 4
patient al the Putnam Memorial hos
pital. is improving
Mrs. George Flelbig OF Burlington
is staying with her sou, William Hell.
big Of Scott street
Mrs. w S. Boynton is assisting in
the First National bank during the i'll
ness of Luther r. Graves.
Russell Dunn OF Springfield, for
number OF years driver of the vii
lag team, is visiting friends in town.
I Full cream cheese, rich sage cheese
Young American and all kinds of
! package cheese at Estes market.
4 ADJ
Miss Louise Trombly has been
spending a few days with Miss Grace
Andrews who is at home, Hicks Cross
! ing
Russell Carpenter and Thomas Ry
an, who have been in town for few
days, returned today to Schenectady
where they are employed.
An important business meeting of
the church Will be held at the close
OF the Second CONGREGATIONAL Chapel
service Thursday evening.
Il Thomas Powers of Akron. O.. is
spending a few days with Mrs. Pow
ers who is stopping at the home OF
her sister. Mrs. Walter Stewart
Coming to the Harte Theatre Fri.
day. dainty Mary pickford in How
Could You JEAN" Paramount.
Aircraft picture and Pathe News.
Adv
Michael Costello who recently re.
4 turned from overseas has received
his discharge and is at the home of
: his father. William Costello of Mill
street
Daniel Barber ir.. who returned
last week from service overseas, has
been welcomed home. He is the son
: of Mr. and Mrs Daniel ?, Barber OF
Fairyiew farms.
Coming TO the lIartr Theatre to
morrow, Norma Talmadge. beautiful
T. Select star in Her Only Way ant
'Mongrels. a smashing good par
Sunshine comedy adv
The barn and garage in the rear o
the residence Of Mrs. James Eddy il
Old Bennington is being converted il
: to tenement for Mrs. Eddy's gard
/ ner and family \ new garage
II being erected.
At the regular meeting OF tn
), Knights of Columbus Thursday eve
y ming the end degree will be conferre
!. on a class OF candidates The NEE
ing will be called to order at o'cloc
y and large attendance is requested
George Hurley has resigned a
. clerk al the Somervlle cigar store O
North street lie has worked in tn
store for number OF years haviu
been employed by his f2ther. RichaT
Hurley when the latter was propri
to-.
Mrs H. Thornton Phillips, who h;
y been with her mother, Mrs. Margar
Morrisscy OF Dewey street The pa
month, returned today to her home
o Troy Nh Phillips camo to tow
Tuesday to accompany his wife
Troy
~ CLYDE Bryant who returned "
q weeks ago from overseas where
\ had been in service tor nine month
n visited briefly Tuesday with his sist
u Mrs. Walter G. Stewart The youi
4 man was on his way to his home
n Manchester,
4 Mrs. Willard II. Lighthall ent,
tanned FIVE tables OF friends at car
lat her home on Washington sire
4 Tuesday evening The decoration
were of green and white and the "a
ors were tiny green boxes containt
green candies \ light collation. W
served
John ~ Knox, well.known bu
ness man OF Troy. died at his home
y that city sunday Mr. Knox of q
Knox 4 Mead Insurance compar
has many acquaintance in Bennir
a ton and is the brother.in.law Of Dr
ley Tibbits OF Hoosick His daug
\ ter Miss Bessie Knox. has oft
visited in Bennington
Mr. Spargo will address the You
Women's Club this evening AT tn,
B rooms ON Main street, his Subic
being The League of Nations"
loyal Americans, all are Interested
II this most important question of I
II day. and most are anxious TO have
more thorough understanding OF
Realizing this very unusual opp,
tunity. the Club extends cordial
yitation to the public to he prese
Eight o'clock in the Club rooms.
+ Mrs George Millar has received
interesting letter from her son Gal