The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-04
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

DR.. Brunei, chiropodist, will be at
Miss Hutton's Thursday.
Don't forget the dance in the new
Forester's hal tonight.-Adv.
Mrs. Conrad Schwartz OF North
street is housed by hard cold.
Arthur Tromb ey, son OF Mrs. Her.
bert G. Lyons of School street is i'll.
Sam Margolin Is spending a few
days wi III his sisters in Poughkeep-
sic. s
Mrs. John Wager of Troy is in
town to attend the funeral CT the late
Leon Lamarre.
Elizabeth Jenney of Washing ,on
street is detained from school be-
cause OF a hard cold.
Mrs. Ellen Murphy OF North street
who has been seriously i'll, is reported
to be slightly improved.
Hiram l.. Hail. superintendent OF
the h Il. Waist company, is confined
to his home by illness, ss
Arthur Pc ty OF Scott street left
this noon for Hartford in the interest
of the Bennington Scale company
Miss Sa ly Healy, who has been
visiting friends in cwn for few days
returned the arst of the week to New
York.
The display windows in the store CT
the Joe Levin estate, corner of North
and River streets, are being raised
and remodeled.
Mrs. John Clark of Main street,
who recently underwent an operation
a. the Putnam Memorial hospital, is
getting along nicely
Mrs. Harry s. Moses delightfully."-
entertained abou fifteen friends at
cards Tuesday evening. Dainty re-
freshments were served
Tomorrow Ethel Clayton in "Wo-
mems Weapon" and one OF the famous
Mack Sannett comedies, NO Mother to
Guide Him. Harte Theat e--Adv.
The junior boys and girs of the
Methc dist church, ages 8, 10, IL. IL.
and 10 are requested to meet the pas
tor Thursday afternoon at o'clock in
the church.
There are wolves in the northland,
the same as in Wall Street-human
wolves. See Earl Williams In THE
Wolf" Harte Theatre today. Adm &c
and 17c.-Adv
Miss Carrie Henry of North Ben
nington fell Tuesday evening and sus-
tanned a broken hip She was remov-
ed to the Putnam Memorial hospital
to undergo treatment.
A special matinee tomorrc va 80
p. mat Library Theatre for Chi
dren only. admission 6c--a chance for
ali the Riddles to see Douglas Fair
banks at the lowest price possible.
Adv.
A special matinee tomorrow 30
p. mat Library Theatre for CHI
dren only, admission Ca chance for
all the Riddles to see Douglas Ulir.
banks at the lowest price possible
ADV.
Mrs. Mary o'Connell has re'urne1
from Springfield where she was called |
ter, Miss Myrtle O'Connor. Miss
o'Connor's condition is reported to be
much improved.
Harwoods Bricks Flayors, choco-
late, Vanilla and lemon ice cream.
Saturday and Sunday strawberry.
chocolate and vanilla Give your
Sunday orders early. Pint and quart
sizes. Adv.
Miss Anna Harte, trained nurse of
New York. who has been caring for
two little nephews in Rutland fer
several days, is spending a few days
wi h her brother, John B. Harte. be-
fore returning to her work in New
York.
Weemen are the deevl, and all of
them have black hearts, said MaeTav-
lsh. Thus he prosecutor the ri who
was his daughter. 1t is one of the
tramat C elements in the great pic,
ture The Wolf starring Earl WI.
iams. Harte Theatre today.
Sgt. Clarence Hon ker was dis
charged last week from seven years
service in the United States army.
Since his re urn from overseas some |
line ago he has been stationed at |
Camp Eustis, Va. Sgt. Honiker is in
own to spend several weeks with his
ather, Joseph Honiker.
Those who like comedy-who like
revel in plot and stunts
and even those who insist en- ro-
nance will like Douglas Fairbanks in +
his big new production when the
Clouds Roll By" at Library Theatre i
oday and tomorrow. Savery's orches
ra. See our big ad. for time, prices, Z
tic. Adv.