The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-22
BENNING TON BRIEFS
News Of the rowr ard Village Telt
Briefly for EIsy Readsrs

ways orchestra will furnish music,
ADV. y
] William Galusha and Fred Bump Of
Pownal are in town this week on bust
ness.
4 James Collins Of Hartford is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Ella Murray for
over the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs John Robinson Of
South SALISBURY spent Tuesday in
town on business.
Mrs. Lillian NJ. Chase OF Valentine
street is suffering from severe burns
on her hand and arm
n Five French bull puppies for Christ
mas delivery, Pedigreed stock In
qpire DR., Illngworth, 222 North St.
ADV S7t3
j Cordes Armstrong, junior at the
University Of Vermont, is at his home
on Gage street to spend the Christmas
vacation.
Mrs. A. s Peak of School street and
Miss Irya Goss, local Western Union
operator are among the shoppers II
Troy today.
Mrs G.. S. Morse Of North Branch
street is able to be out again having
sufficiently recovered from an illness
of two weeks
All ice cream orders from Har-
woods will be delivered Christmas
Day by l o'clock Store closed from
| until 6. Adv S3tf
Harry P. Browe is critically III at
his home in Center SALISBURY. His
many friends regret to hear of his
serious condition
Mrs Mabel Blowers, who has been
spending several days with relatives
here returned today to her home at
Fort Edward, n Y.
Russell Tinkham and three children
of West SALISBURY spent Tuesday at
the home Of his brother, o. n. Tink-
ham of Dewey street
| Miss Flora Murphy of Dewey street,
stenographer in the office OF c, n.
Powers, is able to be out again after
a several days illness.
| Tomorrow the latest Charles Ray
| comedy drama, Homer Comes Home
and DeHayen comedy Never
| Again"-Harte Theatre. ADV.
| F Ray Paddock, a senior at Nor
wieh, Mortified, has arrived in town
to be with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
| +. NJ Paddock Of Elm street.
Il Mr. and Mrs C. r. Mann of Troy
are spending the holiday recess. at the
home Of Mrs Mann's mother Mrs. f.
B. Carver of Harrison street
| There will be a Basketball practice on
| Thursday night at 1880 D. m. at the Y.
HIM. c. a. for candidates for the basket
ball team of the American Legion.
| Mrs. Anna Riley of Utica formerly
| of Bennington, will arrive Thursday to
spend the holidays with her daughter,
Mrs William Hurley Of Park street.
/ Solid gold beads and pearl neck.
laces, reasonable prices. SPECIAL
lot Of diamond rings, $50 to ST., at
| Rice's Jewellery shop, North st ADV.
. Mrs. George d. Howard and Mrs.
Hard of Arlington, who were in town
e on business Tuesday, visited briefly
at the home Of r. e. Howard of Gage
n stree,
A. W. sullivan, who is assisting the
-. Twin State Gas and Electro company
in their sale OF stock, has gone TO his
home in Boston to remain over the
; holidays.
Madame Peacock" is a gorgeous,
/. powerful phctodrama OF the destiny OF
a woman for whom the love Of man
was not enough Starring the great
Acknowledged house-tonight and
tomorrow night Adv
l. VIII the members of Miss Gertrude
Evans Sunday school class remember
II the party at the home of Miss Evans
Is at o'clock tonight? Any members
who have not already been invited
will consider this an invitation.
T. These are busy days just before
" Christmas, but all who possibly can
arranged to should attend the midweek
n church service. 1t will help to make
T. the Christmas spirit what il ought TO
be The members OF the Second Con.
- gregational church are reminded of
p the Thursday evening meeting, at
7;3o
Misses Marion Towslee and Mae
> Myers, members Ct the senior class at
B. the Remington high school delight
l. fully entertained the members Of their
n class aud few other friends at an
IL cutting at the "Y' camp Tuesday after
10 noon and evening The party hiked
p to and from the camp and enjoyed an
S afternoon of games Supper was
Y served at the camp The party was
n. chaperoned by Miss Gladys Fauley, a
I member Of the high school faculty
o "The Journal of Education had this
d to say recently about George w Cole
n man, who is the Forum speaker in Ben
If nington next Sunday nght.-"There
S are few men in the country who can
talk such straight truth to both CAPT
talists and workingmen The eXtrem
lists in both camps have no use fol
him. The moral passion for social
!, righteousness which he has come &c
" have and his sympathy for the under
dog have helped to make him a very
t. powerful and persuasive speaker
suited for getting at the heart and
K. will of the average man and woman.
II To Stop a Cough Quick
take HAYES HEALING HONEY II
"a Stops the Tickle, Heals the Throat