The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-04-24
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

'6 ~l
Call 2OS or 2O4 for anything in sea
food. Adv.
Saratoga viehy water now for sale
by Z. b. Patterson. adv.
Everything in fresh fruit and veg.
etables at Estes market. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. &. Moore are spend
ing few days with relatives in Pow
nal
w. c. Cullinan, who has been vic
tim OF influenza, is able to be out
again.
Thomas Donnelly has entered the
employ of the Bennington Wholesale
company.
Wallace B. Cutting has been sick
in bed for several days with a severe
bilious attack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spencer of
Williamstown spent Wednesday with
relatives in town.
A new side walk is being laid on
Valentine street from the Baptist
church to Union street.
"A Little Birch Canoe and Yon"
will be sung by Spencer Lee at the
Foresters Fair tonight. Adv.
Coming to the Harte Theatre to-
morrow Billie Burke in Let's Get a
Divorce" and a Pathe News. ADJ.
A special meeting of the Independ-
emit club will be held at their rooms
on the corner of North and River
streets Sunday afternoon at 3 O'clock.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. A. Perry arrived
in town today to occupy the Metho-
dist parsonage. Rev. Perry is the
new pastor for the local Metho list
church.
Lost--Small brown leather purse at
Victory Train containing change and
money order receipt Finder please
return yurse and receipt to Banner
Office. adv. :r.8aHt.
Tho social evening planned for the
memliess Oh tbe Daughters Of sa
bella for Friday evening has been
! ppateoAcd until next Wednesday
.lls9rl sqIlSt3H
| %rhe Forbidden City q Select pic
iure featuring the Incompatible stan
| Norma Islmsdge and Bits Baby
a Billy Parson comedy and rcrd
Weekly at Harte Theatre today ADV
Mrs. June Hall and Kieth Kennedy
beth of Bennington, were quietly mar
ried at noon time by Rev. George
s. Mills at the Congregational par
sonage After brief trip Mr.. anc
Mrs. Kennedy will reside on Unior
street.
Z. Raymond Paddock, a student a
Norwich University in Northfield
who has been suffering blood poison
ing in his foot. is at his home on Mn
street to recuperate. He fell from
his horse several days ago and III,
injury reeaiyed became infected.
II your mother were Chinese an,
your father American would you tx
pect a white man 10 marry your ,Se,
Norma Talmadge in The. Forbi1del
p City and-"Bilis Baby, a Billy Parsol
= comedy and -a--Fortf 'weekiy-at -firrt
Theatre today. Adv. ...
An outing has been planned TO
Saturday by members OF the Cree
Mountain club. The party win leav
; the Y. M, C! A. at 8 o'clock. riding I
the clubs camp in He'll Hollow. an
will hike home in the evening. Al
those wishing to go should motif
George Al Mathers OF AZ n. iSoagtba
as soon as possible Every one is.t
bring his own lunch
The, funeral OF Louis L. McDerm Il
was held from st. Francis de Sale
church at O'Clock this forenoon an
was largely attended. The bearer
were Augustus Mangan of Rutlan,
Joseph Mcbride, George Campbell
James McCue, James Tracey an
George Mahan. Rev. r. ]. Cahill o
ficiated and, the burial was at Per
Lawn cemetery.
In the absence OF Rev. George
Mills, who has a preaching engas
- ment in East Arlington tonight, Phil
T. II. Pierson will take charge OF tn
Second Congregational chapel ser
ice. Committees for the annu;
meeting Of the church, which come
next Thursday evening may LIST, vi
be announced at the service this oy
ming. ui i4a 1875
IN Mrs. Nellie N Mooney, wife
= Thomas J Mooney died at her hon
In SALISBURY Wednesday. Survivir
y besides her husband are a son. Thor
q rs and two daughters. Margaret m
4 Mary. The family moved from I'll
mouth, this state, to SALISBURY abol
II 10 years ago. They are we'll liked
the community and Mrs. Mooney
death will be mourned by large CT
n Gle of acquaintsnces. The funer
n will be held Saturday morning fro
& 81. John the Baptist church In Nor
4 Bennington at o'clock. Intermel
L viii be in the Catholic cemetery
a.