The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-23
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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\ Maple syrup at Estes. Adv.

Maple syrup at Estes. Adv.
$500 work trousers, special at $3.50
at M. Shimlintzky 115 North street.
Ads.
Ripe pineapples, cantaloupes, wa
termelons, blue berries, and peaches.
Estes market ADV.
Miss Mary Robinson of Bradford
street has returned from visit OF
several days with friends in Boston.
The members of the Sunday school
class taught by Mr.. Chase have de.
cided not to hold picnic this year
because of the county picnic.
The firm of Bottum & Torrance of
this village has filed certificate
with the secre airy Of state that it pro
poses to increase its capital stock
from 100000 to 100000
NJ. Shimllntzky, 115 North street,
is making a special sale of 500 pairs
mems wors;ed socks (seconds)
which are being specially priced at
five pairs for $1.OO Adv.
A woman's DESIRES ambitions, sym
pathies, love, grief, joys and tempta
ticns. Elaine Hammerstein in Great
er Than Fame. Library Theatre to.
day. Adv
For rich cheese, stop at Estes
Adv
The Daughters of Isabella wish to
thank all their friends who so kindly
contributed toward making the Lawn
Party of Wednesday evening a sue
cess.
People who know good coffee insist
on fresh ground La Touraine, Es.es
market. ADV.
Mackerel, sword, halibut, salmon,
and clans for Saturday at Estes.
4 ADV.
The Modern Woodmen of America
4 will hold special meeting for init
alton Saturday evening, July oath
All officers and members are request
ed to be present.
Mrs Harry l.. Ainswor1h and daugh
A ter, Miss Jessie Whipple, of South
street.. have gone to Albany for the
week end. From Albany Miss Whip.
pie will go to the Adirondack region
for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. George w, Keeseman, who
! has been passing a vacation on the
\ Massachuse' is coast, will again pre-
-. side at the organ a. the Second Con-
gregational church Sunday morning
During Mrs Keesemans absence her
place was taken by Webster Temple.
T. At the Murray's. Putnam house
+ block, July clearance sale. Watch
our window for display of dresses,
!. formerly $35 to $3.50 at $25 We
= still have left a few summer frocks
formerly Sl5 to $25 which we are
!, marking $3.50. $1O5O SIS and $3.50,
d If you wish to be convinced that
these are real values. try purchasing
this grade Of material TO have made
il up. For Saturday and Monday only.
Adv
, Nucoa nut butter stays sweet in
' warm weather Estes. ADV.
Bennington county license commits.
soners, Edwin d. Moore, of Benning-
/ ton, John r. Dimond Of Manchester
! and William d. Howe of Readsboro,
held a hearing Thursday afternoon
r a the county court house on the ap-
/. plicaton Of william =. sGokay for a
n druggists licenses The license was
granted. Mr.. Gokay had already con
formed with the requirements of the
i federal law and the application was
, made merely for the purpose of con
; forming to the Vermont statutes
Charles and Thomas Thighe who
have been visiting briefly at the
n home of their sister, Mrs, Albert
IS We;more, Of the SALISBURY road, re.
Il turned Thursday evening TO New
d York. Charles is at present attach
/ ed to the 23rd precinct police station,
y 3e;h St., New York and his brother
Thomas is chauffeur for r. Spell
mann, president of the Blue Ribbon
Mayonnaise Dressing company 1t is
their first visit to the Green Noun,
4. tain sta'e and while here visited
/, places of historical interest includ
If ing the Bennington battle monument
g.