The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers


DR.. p A. Madison was in Albany
and Troy Thursday on business.
John Toomey is spending a short
vacation in New York with relatives.
Mrs. Leonard Cultivate. who has
been visiting in New York, has return.
ed
Fourth Red Cross Roll Call. Your
dues are payable now. Nov. II to rs.
1920.
Alfred Comm has entered the Put.
nam Memorial hospital for an opera
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Edred left
Thursday to spend the winter in De
land, Florida,
Mrs. Louis l.. McDermott and Misses
sarah aud Anna Mann visited in Troy
Thursday.
Frank Toomey Of Mill street is
spending few days with relatives
IN Fan River.
Mrs Frank Sigworth and Mrs. Earl
Lathrop and son, Earl jr., are spending
the day in Troy.
Robert Turner has accepted a posi-.
uon as cook in Jacob J. Stakeholder
camp in Fayyille
Jared BARGE of Arlington has enter
Cd the Putnam Memorial hospital Tor
medical treatment
James Walker of Bennington LETT
the Putnam Memorial hospital Thurs
day after a successful operation.
Charlie Chaplin the greatest fun.
maker IN the world al Harte Theatre
today Read the ad for full program
Adv.
Charles Fisher of Sunderland, who
underwent an operation at the Put.
nam Memorial hospital Thursday, is
improving.
Mrs Julia Roche of Arlington is
patient at the Putnam Memorial hos
pital, where she is recovering from
an operation.
S. Carten Hall of Glcns Falls spent
the earlier part of the week at the
home of his mother. Mrs. S. b. Hall
of Old Bennington.
More than 10000 men are still in
hospitals as the result OF the war
Your membership helps the Red Cross
make their lives happier.
Frank Ripley of North Bennington.
who underwent an operation at the
Putnam Memorial hospital. lett for
his home today, much improved.
Mrs. Katherine Schwartz has return.
cd to her home on North street. after
q 9uccossfu operation at the Putnam
Memorial hospital Mrs. Schwartzs
condition is much improved.
A dark suede glove was lost today
about l o'clock between Jefferson
avenue and the Postoffice. Finder
please return to Banner Office or 222
Washington Ave. ADV.
Miss Ruth Eddington. Mrs. Ida NJ
bassett and grandson Robert OF Gage
street visited Thursday with Miss
Eddington'e mother, who is confined
by Illness at the Troy City hospital.
Attractive hand decorated enamel
Ell trays and packets, in various col.
ors, very desirable for Christmas
gifts. on sale at the Molly Stark Tray
company in the new annex of the II
7. Cushman Mrg. Company,-Adv.
The Red Cross is unlike chain IN
/ that It's strength, instead of being
equal to the strength Of its weakest
link. is dependent upon the sum total
OF the number of its links. Join now,
leaving your membership at the Free
| Library County National bank or
chapter rooms.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
Is 20 hold a business meeting and so.
cial at o'clock this evening in the
church The committee Of arrange.
inents hag arranged an excellent pro
grein and hopes it will be appreciated
by an attendance of one hundred per
cent Of the members.
James Garritani, who has been en-
poyed by " Partenope and son for
| tho past five years, sails from New
York cary IN December for his old
home in Naples, Italy Mr.. GaTitani
leaves for New York the latter part
OF this month He is well known In
Bennington and through his years OF
employment in this town he has ac
duired large circle of friends
Mr. Garritani is to resume bis duties
rs sheriff his former occupation IN
Naples