The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-21
Fact Enough Their Clothes
LOCAL OVERFLOW

Misses Josephine and Marie keeer
of Maple street are IN Troy for the
day.
William ]. Brislin OF Fort Edward
spent the weekend with friends in
town,
Mrs Edward Clark has returned
frc m visit OF one month with rela-
tlyes in Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee C. Warner and
son have returned from a visit with
relatives in Ticonderoga.
Miss Eva Sib.ey of Union street left
Monday for Lowell, Mass, to spend
Christmas with her brother
Mount Anthony lodge r. and A. NJ,
VIII work the master Mason degree
at the meeting to be held this evening.
Mrs, Elizabeth Ward, former resi-.
dent of Bennington, but now of New
York city, is spending the holidays in
town.
Electric toasters 1850, fiat irons,
$3.50; coffee percoators $3.50 heavy
nickel II. II, Warren 523 Main
street. ADV
George E. Donnelly OF Union street
is in Hoosick today and VIII take part
this afternoon and evening in the an
nual Yule Log service at Hoosac
school.
Misses Anna and Mary Bremesthual
Of Spring street, employees OF the
Allen A company, have gone to their
home at Boyntonville to remain for
over the holidays.
Several extra clerks have been en-
gagged at the f. w Wo,lworth store
for the Chr stmas rush. Among these
are. Miss Marion Shea, Miss Helen
Mcbride and Mss Emma Shaw
Miss Sylvia Kierson cf North Ad-
ans is passing the holidays at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Shin
lintsky of Jefferson street. Miss Kier-
son is niece Of Mr. Shimlintzky
At the regular meeting OF the Wo.
mans Relief Corps Wednesday even
ing there will be a surprise for every
one Every member should therefore
make a special efcrt to be present
The funeral OF Miss Margaret Ber.
gercn will be held Wednesday morn
ing from the Sacred Heart church at
O'Clock. lnterment will he In the
Catholic cemetery at Old Bennington.
Harry W Plunkett OF Rutland tcr.
merly OF Bennington, was in town Sat.
urday on business. Mr.. Plunkett is
connected with the Webster.Plunkett
Lumber company who have mill in
Woodford.
Members ofthe B. p. o. T. are max.
ing arrangements for their annual
New Years Banquet which will be held
this year on New Years night. Sat
urday. rather than New Year eve as
has been the usual custom
On Thursday evening, December 2S,
a dance will be given In high school
hall for members Of the school and
alumni Music by Hurley's orchestra.
The proceeds OF the dance VII go &c
the treasury OF the Students Associ-
ation
The. County Nat onal Bank will be
open Wednesday evening from s to .
O'Clock, especially for 1921 Christmas
Club members. People are invited to
join on the date Of the first payment,
Dec 22nd A Bennington souvenir for
each one who calls. Adv
The Maude L. Carpenter school an
nounces that its SID term will begin
on January 8. The advisory committee
states that additional assistance VII
be in attendance. Applications for
admission should be addressed at once
to the schools administration cfllce,
14l IL N-rth street
Christian Science services are held
at 6Q6 Main street Sunday at II a. m,
and Wednesday at 1880 p m The
reading room open to the public
from 3 TO pm, except Sundays and
holidays Here may he read, borrow
ed or purchased all authorized Christ
ian Science literature.
Fred Smith OF Woodford Hollow
says that he should hate TO get
weighed on the scales used by the
Evening Banner in reporting bear
stories. He says that the bear he
killed last week, while hunting rab.
b Is, weighed 300 pounds instead Of
150 pounds as reported by the Ban
ner Of Monday
The Catamount Manufacturing com
pany have closed their factory on
County street for two weeks for the
purpose of taking inventory, The fac
tory will reopen Monday, January 8.
On Friday afternoon last, at about 3
O'Clock the power of the mill was shut
off and the employees were given a
surprise party Hot chocolate and
coffee with sandwiches, cookies,
cakes and candies we're served and a
large grab bag with present for all
furnished much amusement.