The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Mrs. Julia Hurley is confined 10
the house by illness,
Thomas H. Dunlap Of South Shafts
bury was in town Thursday,
+. c. Woodwork of Arlington was
in towp Wednesday on business
Fresh finnan haddie, smelt, oysters
and cherry stone clans al Estes |
market. Adv.
Miss Edna Ennis of Manchester /
has become a member of the local /
telephone exchange
Place on sale so suits Friday morn |
ing. Your choice at $40 and SIS, worth |
s25 to $50, at Mulligan and Roches. !
adv
Lee C. Warner, who has been Ill for
few days of acute Indigestion. is
much improved and able to sit up to-
day.
Kenneth Gibson of Plattsburg is
the guest of Mr., and Mrs. l.. DeFor-
est Cone. Mr. ellison is nephew of
Mrs. Cone
Webster S. Temple will preside at
the Congregational church organ on
Sunday in the absence of Mrs. George
w Keeseman
Mrs. Clyde Rawson and baby left
the Putnam Memorial hospital Thurs
day and are at their home in Man
chester Depot.
Mrs. Alice Blowers, who was re-
Gently operated upon at the hospital
is getting along nicely and has re-
turned to her home.
Place on sale so suits Friday morn
ing. Your choice at so and SIS, worth
s25 to $50. at AIullgan and Roche's.
adv
Miss Mildred Squires entertained
about twenty friends at her home In
the western part OF the town Thurs
day evening. Cards and dancing
furnished the evenings enjoy
ment and light collation. was
served.
Francis j Riley, who is i'll in {
hospital at Camp Lee. Va, is the Sol
OF Mrs. Anna Riley and is not Francis
Riley of Maple street WHO is also il
| service. Mrs. Riley was informed
today that her sons condition is i'm
proved,
| Marguerite Clark in Rich Mar
| Poor Man." scores her creates
| triumph. Her dainty sense OF hume
| and her powerful art are given fu
| play. Don't miss this wonderfu
| picture and pathe News at Hart
| Theatre today ADV.
| The Christian Endeavor society {
| the Second Congregational churc
| will entertain at social this ever
ing in the church parlors An exec
lent program of games and music ht
been arranged and win begin promp
| ly at 5 o'clock. Oh YES! there win
| refreshments too
| Six operations took place at Il
| Putnam Memorial hospital Thursdl
| and it is reported that each patient
! resting comfortably today The vi
4 Tins were Maurice f. Rudd, Mrs.
/ H. HOLSTER. Mrs. Hanna Chambe
| lain, Thomas Warren. aged IL year
and Mrs. Julia Cole of Arlington.
| Mrs Gladys Leonard. nurse at Il
| Putnam Memorial hospital, who hi
been confined TO the bed for 70
weeks as the result of an injury
her foot, is much improved and le
this morning for her home in Rutlai
She will spend several weeks al h
| home before returning to duty.
Word was received today that nu
e Harrington and William Eddir
ton. both Bennington boys in servi
had arrived from overseas and we
at Camp Merritt. They were indu
ed in service from Bennington a
were sent to Burlington whore tn
attended the auto-mechanic militia
training school at the University
Vermont From Burlington III
we're transferred to Camp Upton a
were in training there but she
time before sailing for overseas.
FRANK >. MOSES vi Elm SUI
came near getting away with a co
of Irvine from the Gokay Drug ste
Thursday afternoon. He had be
trading at the Store and in DEPART
he unconseiously took with him
end of twine attached to the col
Mr. Moses was headed for home a
had succeeded in getting quite aw
- on Elm street before he noticed Il
"a string" was on him He took
~ small package which he was CARR
in his hand and bean to wind
string about il and re'race his ste
Mr. Moses finally 70 I'd himself
front of the Gokay counter with
good sized ball of Irvine in his ha'
John Murphy soda fountain clerk
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