The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-23
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village TeId
Briefly for Busy Readers

prlefiy TOT busy Neener2
Lester H. Nichols is in New York
on business,
Miss Ethel Morse OF Division street
is convalescing from the grip.
w ]. Hicks has been i'll with grip
but is reported to be on the gain.
S. G. won Sitas, who has been i'll.
was able to be at his place of business
this morning.
Mrs George Foster OF Burnside, CT,
is Wis ting he sisters, Mrs. Adeblert
Hurley and Mrs. Wallace Cutting.
/ Miss Mary Shimlintzky has recover
ed from recent illness and was able
to resume work in her store today.
! Mrs. C. NJ. Lambert OF School street
who has been suffering f.om pneu-
monia is reported to be slightly improv
| ed
| Mrs. A. J. Holden, who has been III
during the past two months of typhoid
fever, was able to leave her room for
/ the first time Sunday
John Burns of Maple street passed
the weekend in Troy with Mrs.
Burns, who is undergoing treatment
at the Troy hospital.
/ Miss Catherine Morrissey, assistant
in the office of Town Clerk h. A.
Booth, reported for duty this morn
ing after an illness OF two weeks.
Coming a. Library Theatre tomor-
] 1o1 So al
Brady in the big special attraction
THE Fear Market. ADV
Division F. OF the Second Congrega-
tonal church will meet Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. M. ?.
Armstrong OF Gage st.eet.
Edward Campbell little son of Mr.
and Mrs. George Campbell of Park
street, who has been suffering from an
absecss in his ca. is improving.
Miss Marion Beecher, of Pleasant
street, teacher in the No tn Benning-
nington graded school, who has been
quite i'll with the grip, is on the gain.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Shea, jr, re-
turned to Pittsf cid today after hay-
ing passed the weekend with Mrs.
Shea's parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. j.
Fl cks.
Because OF the illness of Henry d.
Fillmore, the auditing OF the town acc
counts has been delayed but 1t is ex-
pected that the work will be finished
early this week
Bennington lodge of Elks will hold a
regular meeting Tuesday evening for
the nom nation of officers for the en-
1u'ng year A full attendance of mem
bers is desired
Is coming Library Theatre We'd
nesday-the most pi ifu 1.-The mots
tragic--the mo $ beautiful story ever
told ID. w. Griffith's masterpiece
Broken b ossoms ADV
Misses Mabel and Elsie White re,
turned today to Spr ngfield where they
have employment They were in town
to pass the weekend with their moth
er, Mrs. Ella White of Park street.
The funeral of Martin S. Barber was
largely attended ON his late home in
White Creek Sunday Rev Kingman
Coolidge off.clated The body was
placed in the vault at Park Lawn Gem
etery.
Engineer NJ. J. burlington has com
pleted maps OF the sewer extensions
made in the village during the past
few years and Clerk w. p. Hogan now
has on file maps showing every sewei
ne in the village.
There will be an informal meeting
in the Young Woman's club rooms to-
night to welcome Miss Gutterson. Let's
start the week right and make the
most of the few days that MiJs Gutter
son will be with us. Come at s and |
bring another gil. Il
Mrs w liam Hill of Park street |
who has been undergoing treatment |
for several weeks at the Putnam Mem !
orial hospital for broken leg, was /
able Sunday to return home. Mrs. II II |
slipped on the ice number of weeks |
ago causing bleak to her right leg.
The famous English beauty Kit y |
Gordon in the special feature Vera |
the Medium" from the famous move |
by Richard Harding Davis. also a
special Christie Comedy Library
today Matinee adults II cents eve |
ming adults II cents children 6. at all |
shows, showing at 3. 1880 and 8 p