The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-09
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

A good variety of fresh fish for
Thursday at Estes. Adv.
Graduation gifts. Stationery, books,
brass novelties, desk sets, etc, at
Evans. ADV.
Furniture and other things for sale
all day Friday and Friday evening at
704 Main street. Adv.
See "Cllpstone," the Dukes horse In
1.-THE Sporting Duchess" big seven
part feature. Harte Theatre today,
ADV.
Capt, j. Ben Harmon is spending a
few days at the home OF his parents,
Col and Mrs, Thomas Harmon of
South street.
Exciting, thrilling, sporty Alice
Joyce in the big special feature, 'gThe
Sporting Duchess.S Harte Theatre
today. ADV.
+, d. Ranney, w. H. Nichols and
Ralph H. White are among those who
are attending meetings OF Masonic
week at Burlington.
! II. A. Albyn has returned to Tobaso
o., after two weeks stay at The Or
chards. He win return to Benning-
ton in the near future.
Fresh asparagus, bunch onions,
radishes, wax beans. bunch carrots,
tomatoes, lettuce. and new potatoes
Estes market ADV.
The easiest place to pick graduation
gifts is at Griswold's. Endless va
triety Of acceptable articles for both
boys and girls.--Adv.
Nucoa nut butter is Just as salts
factory in warm weather as creamery
butter If it is given the same care
Estes market Adv.
There will be whist party given
10y the st. Ann society at the CathoAc
Foresters hall Thursday evening,
June 10th. All invited. ADV.
Enid Bennett in The virtuous
Thief (it's Paramount) and Pants
and Petticoats" Century comedy III
lbrary Theatre today. Adv
] The Bennington Chapter, Daught-
CID Vi llit ftluCl lNdll IktfOlullAut III
be entertained by Mrs. E. L. Sibley at
1I3 O'clock p. m. on Saturday, June 18th.
| Frank H. Rousseau and Zepheren
LaFlamme have taken the local
agency for the Indian motorcycle,
Their place OF business IS at 30l
South street.
The members and friends OF the
First Baptist church are reminded
Of the change in the hour of the
Prayer meeting tomorrow evening
The hour is 7:15 instead OF 1880, on
account OF the graduating exercises
Misses Veronica Enright, Marie
Stout, Martha Noyes, Irene Lassor
and Mrs. Mary Jackson left Tuesday
to attend the National League of VIC
men Workers convention at Brlm
Maha College at Philadelphia. The
elected delegates were Misses Marie
Stout and Martha Moves.
All members of the Second Congre
gational. church schco are reminded
that the Children's Day exercises will
come next Sunday In .paes OF the
q .aa 81" III
regular morning serviee-that ;iss Ia
1880 o'clock. Parents will please
take notice that the, children must be
! at the church by 1916 fight on the
dot ssss ill 3l ssslisSEssssss ss1l
The county. court jury In tho case
OF Nathan Ross VS.. ]. w. Hamilton
and John P. Garvey yesterday after
noon brought In verdict for the
plaintift 10 recover Sl4a7,S0e II was
expected that the court which has
been in session at Manchester since
June would take a recess today un
til next Tuesday.
Mrs. William Lord Hall of Shadow
Lawn" Saratoga Springs and niece
Mrs, J. w. Kemp, motored through
Bennington today calling on few old
friends enroute Both are former
residents and Mrs. Kemp will be re
menibered as Miss Jennie Cady daugh
ter Of the late Captain William Cady
landlord OF the old stark House.
A serious fro in Chatham last nigh
did nearly 100000 worth Of damage
before II was under control. Harry
Lane, r. P. o. clerk on the Chatham
, division who is In Bennington every
day, states that II was the most ser
ious fire IN Chatham in years. The
loss includes big lumber yard anC
stock of lumber and several buildings
and houses. The Office Of the Chat
ham Courier was considerably dam
aged but not destroyed.
Bernard r. Madigan, who during
the winter has been employed as limo
type operator and machinist on The
Norfolk News, Norfolk, Wan Is visit
ing for few days with his mother
Mrs Martin Madigan of Schoo
street, He is stopping here en- route
/ to Randolph where he will resume hi:
former position with the Randolph
Herald and News for the summer
Madgan was at one time q linotype
operator IN The Banner ettice.
Mrs Joseph Stockwell of the Pow
nal road delightfully."- entertained
about twenty neighbors and friend.
at surprise party Saturday eveninl
in honor of the birthday anniverseE
of Mr. Stockwell. The house was at
tractvely decorated with swamp ap
pleblossoms and pansies. Cards ant
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