The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Fresh dairy butter and eggs at
Estes. Adv.
4 Il. l.. Bates left Tuesday on bust
ness trip to Washington.
Edgar S. Buss has sold his double
team and outfit to Morris Levin.
Miss Ruth Davenport of Pleasant
street has employment as clerk at the
Drysdale store.
Just received shipment Of Mems
Ball Band boots at the Estate of Joe
Levin. Adv.
There will be meeting of the G..
A. r. at the post rooms at o'clock
clock Saturday afternoon.
Branch No. Of st. Mary,s guild
will meet with Mrs. Harrison /. Nor
ton Thursday afternoon.
Winsome Bessie Love in "a Fight
ing Colleen" battling with smiles and
spunk against adversely. Harte The
atre today. Adm. 6 and II cents
ADV.
Mrs. Howard Simpson and daught-
er, Jane, of Watervliet are in town
for few days with Mr.. Simpson who
is employed by Acknowledgement COM
pany.
st. Frances de Sales choir will re-
hearse Easter music Thursday even
ming at half past seven o'clock sharp
in the Old Temperance society rooms
in the Academy.
Last showing of Little Women"
the big Paramount-Artcraft special
attraction also Century comedy"
e parts) Library Theatre today.
Regular admission. Adv.
Miss Donia Rousseau, who recent
lily underwent an operation at the Sa-
marian hospital in Troy, was able
to return home Tuesday. She was
accompanied by her mother and sis
ter, Mrs. John Wagar OF Troy.
Mrs. Charles Jewett of Union
lstreet returned last night from North
Adams where double funeral was
held Monday of her brothers. wife
Mrs. w. ]. Campbell and her niece,
Mrs. William Geddes.
Bennington grange viii hold regular
meeting Wed. night at Unian hall, Mar.
III. A masquerade dance will follow
for patrons and their friends. All
! those holding invitations to the last
dance are invited to use them at this
I time.
John j. Green, a former employee OF
The Banner office and who for the
past year has been employed in the Of
flee of the Springfield Reporter,
Springfield, VT, has resigned and gone
to Manchester, N H., where he has a
position with the Manchester Union.
The sewing circle, composed Of the
young women employees of the Lurie
store was delightfully."- entertained
Tuesday evening by Miss Dorothy
Shiml.ntzky at her home on Jefferson
street. Light refreshments were serv,
ed and pleasant evening was enjoy
ed.
The Woodmen held their regular
meeting Tuesday evening at which
time three candidates swere initiated
There were 25 members present. Dis
trict Deputy j. w. Donnelly of Rut
land was present together with a
leading Woodman from Pawtucket,
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/ lnDYani3 EH
The funeral of Mrs. Perry Murphy
of North Bennington will be held
Thursday morning at Q o'clock from
st. John the Baptist church in North
Bennington. The body will be placed
in the vault at Park Lawn cemetery.
Mrs. Murphy vas formerly Miss
Ellen Shanahan. -aa6f
Miss Elizabeth Nolan : and Miss
Helen Dwyer, who passed the weekend
at the home of Miss Nolan's parents,
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nolan were I'M
able to return to Hoosick Falls until
this morning, trolley service having
been suspended by the storm Of Sat
iuiday.
The members of the Junior depart
ment of the Second Congregational
church will be given a. sleigh ride
| Thursday afternoon il 1t does not
4 rain. .Ehe children will meet at the
chapel of the church at O'Clock and
will ride until 6 o'clock when they
will return to the chapel for supper.
The members of the Berlin high
school basketball team who came to
Bennington last Friday for a game in
the evening with the local high
school five and who had since been
marooned here by the big blizzard,
managed to reach home yesterday.
The young men made the Journey to
Berlin by the way of Troy Trains
began running from Chatham to Der.
lin yesterday although the line was
not opened to Bennington until early
this morning.
New York Morning Sum- More
than the usual number of thrills. I'M
pressive climax that ought to squelch
Bolshevism anywhere. Samuel Roth
APPEL has come back to New York,
the scene of his former triumphs with
"The Right to Happiness, cinema