The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-04-04
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News q the Town ana Village Tell
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George NJ. Hawks is in New York
ON business.
Ladies' fine tailored suits $500 to
$4,000 at Noveck's. Adv.
Albert Burgess of the Pownal road
is confined to the house by illness.
Master Charles Harte of jefferson
avenue, who has been i'll, is improy.
Inc.
John B. Harte has recovered from
tonsilitis and is able to be at business
again.
Miss Louise Graves and guest Miss
Dorothy Gorton of Kansas City are in
New York for few days.
An extraordinary collection of wo.
mems and misses dresses for Easter
at NJ. Shimlintzky's lis North St.
Ads
George A. Mathers left Thursday
for Portland, Me-, where he is at.
tending Y. NJ c. A. conference to-
day.
Just received a large shipment of
new models Of ladies' and childrens
capes and dolman's at reasonable
prices at Noveck's. Adv.
Morris Levin will load a carload Of
cattle Saturday Anyone having any
cattle they wish to send tel. 25W or
bring them to the car. Adv.
Annual meeting of Taft Command.
cry this evening at o'clock. Off
scers for the ensuing year will be
elected. A large attendance is desir-
ed wn
Coming to the Harte Theatre tomor-
row Jane and katherine Lee in Tell
1t to The Marines" chapter No. II of
The Lightning Raider" and a Mutt
& jeff comedy Adv,
MSS Anna Wallace of Northamp
ton, Mass, who teaches in West Ha.
ven, Conn, visited the local high
school this week. She Is former
member OF the Bennington high
school faculty.
Word has been received OF the
death OF Mrs. Henry Wenban at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs Edward
Schultz, in Bath, N Y. Mrs Wenbar
was formerly Mrs. Frank Wood anC
had always lived in bennington unit
the death of Mr. Wood about Ii
years ago when she went TO resid,
with her daughter.
The High school gymnasium elias!
at the Y. NJ. C. A. yesterday Afternoon
competed for the high diving record
The event was won by Willard Sum
ner with dive of IT. in Edward
Ransom was second with AT. Pin. anl
Charles Slime third with 8 1t, 8 in
The event next week Monday is IN,
three standing broad jumps.
Allimeinbers OF the Modern Wood
men OF America OF the. local cam
WHO had not seen the clerk for Marcl
ara requested 10 meet at the room
Saturday evening between s and i
o'cIoek. Don't&iet yourself get ; sis
pended as the. new. rate does mo
take effect before July next. Yo
have lots of time to think over tn
new rates. from now until July
Frank A. tWalquist, clerk. ai
Room is of the graded school gym
nasium classes held a tryout for tn
spring board high jump yesterda
which showed that Ralph Rogers
the best jumper. He cleared #.
in. in good style Fred Elwell was Sc,
ond with SIT Pin. and Francis Gu
rem 5ft. fiat was third. This is
sixth grade class. Room II which
seventh grade class held the sam
sort Of test and 1t resulted in a ii
for first place when Frank Slime an
Archie Goodbeau jumped 5ft. Sill
Reynolds Fenwick was next best wit
5ft Gin. Room 10, an eighth grad
class held ia test and Edward Raj
som won /, by leap OF SIT. Iii
while Thom . Gibney came secon
with 5 #. ~ in. and Robert Farnul
third with IT. Gin. The lads VIII
qualify in the different events at III
tryouts are the ones who will repr
sent their class at the big indoor at
lehc meet which will be held SON
time this month.