The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.
August 10th is the date!

The Waite blueberry field is closed
for the season.-Adv.
Chris Fruitrich of North Benning.
ton spent Monday with friends here.
Peter King and John Laren are
spending the week in camp at Wood
ford.
Aibyn Latour has returned from a
visit of several days with relatives in
Albany, q
Miss Margaret Hughes is spending
a couple Of weeks with her mother in
Hooslck Falls.
Mrs. Minnie Schulman of New
York is a guest at the home of Mrs.
Jennie Levin of River street.
Thursdays special. Brown sneaks,
for boys and girls. The best there is
ut S9e. Solomon's Shoe shop. Adv.
Allie NJ. Stratton Of the East road
will open his burberry field for one
day only, Sunday, August 1st.-
ADV. G5t4
Mrs. Leonard Cultivate entertained
at tea Tuesday afternoon at her home
The Tichenor Place Old Benning-
ton.
Thursdays special, SOC heavy rib.
bed stockings for boys and girls. En-
ira special 29c. solomon's shoe
shop. Adv.
Clyde Breslin, formerly Of Rutland,
has commenced work as undertaker's
assistant al the Walbridge undertak.
ing rooms.
Alexander Lashaway Of Boston, a
former Bennington boy is visiting his
sister, Mrs William b. Russell Of
Dewey street.
Truman Madison an employee Of
the Putnam House garage attended
the Pettibone trial at Manchester
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. II. Nichols and Mr..
and Mrs. w. IL. Myers and son motored
TO Rutland Tuesday returning home via
Lake st. Catherine.
Miss Geraldine Evans of Brooklyn
Is spending a vacation of A week with
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Frank
Evans Of Union street.
Ellis Chase began work Monday
morning as boys secretary at the
'Y' and started in to repair the room
in the boys department.
Rev. Gerald O'Shaughnessey. who
has been visiting Tor several days at
the home of his unc.e, B. 4 Quinlan
of Washington street, has returned to
New York.
a. S. Davis of Weeks street left to-
day on a business trip to. New York.
Miss Anna Chase and Ellis Chase
have returned from a visit of a few
days with relatives in Springfield,
DR.. f. s. Braley, Richard f. Raw
son and f. b. Packard returned Tues,
day from Bolton Landing on Lake
GsoFse where they passed the week
end at tbs. home of DR.. Braley's mother
Mr. end Mrs. Il. L. Haskins and four
children have returned to Pawlet, hay
ing passed the Weekend at the home
af Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wood of Gage
street. Mrs, Wood is a sister Of Mr..
Haskins.
Mrs. Nichola Morrissey and daugh,
ter, Miss Lillian Morrlssey. who for
several days have been guests at the
home of the Misses Margaret and Hell
en- Morrissey ofDepot street, returned
today to their hSme, Albany.
Rev. James 6. Stout, an instructor
in the Bible Teachers Training
school, New York City, viii preach
"a, the Second Congregational church
next Sunday morning. Plan now to
hear him, for he has the reputation of
being an unusually fine preacher.
Three new inmates have been taken
in at the Vermont Soldiers home.
George w. Clark who served as PR,
yate in Co, A, 3rd Vermont infantry;
Royal f. Fassett of Tumbridge, who
served as private in Co. NJ, list Yer
mont heavy artillery and Martin S.
Atwood of Bennington who served as
private in &c. A, 4th Vermont infan-
try.
Miss Dorothy Shimlintzky, who for
some time has been employed as cash
Ter at the store of NJ. Lurie &c Co. has
resigned and after "a vacation Of a
few weeks in Boston will begin work
as b%ookkeeper and cashier in her
fathers store b. Shimlintzky, of
North street. Miss Hilda Hurley for
mcrly clerk in the Lurie store, has
succeeded Miss Shimlintzky as cashier.
Mr.. and Mrs L. v, Rasey and daugh-
ter Miss Violet Rasey 'of Pasadena,
Calf, who are on a tour Of the east.
crn states, accompanied by Mr., Wal
bridge of Saratoga were guests re.
Gently at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Fischer of Dewey street. Mr..
Fischor's daughter, who was formerly
Miss Emma Fischer OF Bennington is
married to a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
RaseN who also resides at Pasadena,
The members of yhe Second Con.
gregational church and others inter.
es ed are hereby reminded of the
m'dweek meeting in the chapel,
Thursday evening at 1880. The sub.
ject is occupations and he Kingdom"
All honest labor looks alike to the
Lord. A Christian merchant or man
ufacturer can serve God in his bust.
ness as faithfully as the preacher
can in his profession. God is no re-
specter Of classes. Let there be a
large attendance. Open forum is the
Nidea.
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