The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

S. Turk is in Troy today on bust
ness.
Martin Madigan is in Boston on
business.
H. A. Palmer is in Manchester this
week on business.
Miss Ella Cummings is in Albany
on business for the day.
The shop of Backus, the cleaner, is
open for business. Adv.
Daniel r. Sargent left Wednesday
on. a business trip to Boston.
Mrs. G. S. Buchanan and Mrs. N. F.
Smith are in Albany for the day.
Duane R. Bassett of New York is
spending a few days with his mother,
Mrs. Ida Bassett of Gage street.
There will be regular meeting OF
the knights of Columbus tonight. AL
members are earnestly requested to
attend
Mrs. Arthur Elliot is a guest of Mrs.
George NJ. Graves Mr.: and Mrs.
Elliot have been passing the winter
| in New York.
| Special ice cream bricks at Har-
wood chocolate, vanilla and PTS
tachio Quart and pint sizes. Orders
delivered. Adv.
Mrs Mary Russell of Dewey street
returned Wednesday from visit of
week with her daughter Mrs. Leon
Miller in Hoosick Falls.
Miss Esther d. Merrill of Old Ben
nington left Wednesday for New York
where she will be guest for several
days OF Mrs. P. B. Jennings.
Anyone having any calves for ship
ment is requested to notify Morris
Levin, bring them to the car on Sat
urday or telephone 26-M Adv. 55t2
Mrs. Cornelius Hatch returned
Wednesday to her home in Pownal af-
ter a visit of week with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Louis ~ Remington of JEFF
ferson street.
WANTED-Boy or young man to
work in printing office. Good opening
for an ambitious youth. No cigarette
smoker. Apply to Mr.. Howe at The
Banner Office. 54t3
Mrs. Thomas Kinney has returned
to her home in the west part Of the
town after few days visit at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. z. j. Cum
mings of North street.
Mrs, Howard Marley, who has been
spending week with her mother,
Mrs Lena Bowles returned Wednes-
day to Rutland. She was accompani-
ed as far as Arlington by Mrs. Bowles.
It's the talk of the town-What?-
The special music and the feature
pictures at Library Theatre. Last
showing of The Silver King (that
thriller). Regular admission, ADV.
William ]. Lunergan of the Black
Cat Textiles company has returned
from business trip OF several days
tracing yarn. A shipment made some
time ago for the company had been
way laid.
Coming tomorrow-Library Theatre
THE Peddler of Lies" (6 big parts) |
one of the greatest mysery stories
ever screened-(a dramatization of
the Saturday Evening Pest story by
Henry G. Rowland ADV.
The second community sing will be
held at High School hall Wednesday
evening March "a at S O'Clock. assist
ed by the High school chorus and or
chestra and local talent under the di-
rection of Miss Bessie b. Kline, sup
ervisor of music.
The very newest in ladies' pumps
and oxfords now being shown at the
Estate of Joe Levin. Our shoe depart
ment offers you immense ASSIGNMENTS
of reliable footwear for your choice.
Prices reasonable New spring stocks
continue to arrive daily ADV.
Some potted jonquils will be offered
for sale after the meeting tonight in
the Second Congregational chapel
parlor. These plants were being rails
ed for Easter but have blossomed too
early and the ladies of the church
will dispose of them for fifty cents .
apiece.
Florence Griffith Squires of Airing |
ton and Edward Francis Satisfy of
Bennington Falls were united in mar
riage Wednesday afternoon by Rev (
j. A. Perry. They were attended by I
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Moves of Ben
nington Falls. Mr.. and Mrs Satisfy |
will reside in Arlington.
Last showing at Library Thea IRE
today of the big ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
attraction The Silver King" Anyone
who saw it yesterday will tell you it
is the best they have seen in many
monthsalso the last Cyclone
Smith adventure story featuring Ed
die Polo always a thriller). Special
music, Regular admission. Adv
Bennington Council knights of Co
No. 3O7, win hold their four
teenth annual ball Monday evening,
April 5th. in the new High School hall
Music by Hurley's ten piece orches .ra.
The event this year promises to sur
pass all previous ones, Concert will
start at o'clock. Special attention
is called to the fact tina the grand
march will start ct O'clock sharp.
The funeral of Byron C. Carey was
held this afternoon from his late home (
in Center SALISBURY. The body was
nlaced in the vault at Park Lawn
Rev. C. f. Cady, pastor
of the Methodist church in South
officiated. Mr.. Carey. a