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

Try an Arlington sausage. Estes
4 Market. ADV.
4 Carl Payne has employment at the
Soldiers Home.
4 Edward Noveek has gone to New
York on business trip.
4 Ernest Dean Of Lincoln street is con
fined at his home by illness.
Coming ID w. Griffith Scarlet
Days Harte Theatre ADV.
Miss Leila Maher has returned from
a brief visit at Roselle, N. j.
Warm, dry feet in pair of the new
artics or rubbers at Harts-Ady,
Mrs Jennie Levin and son Maurice
are visiting relatives in New York.
Ladies outing gowns on sale for
SIZE at the New York store Adv.
George Jepson of Bennington Flats
Is still confined at his home by illness.
Miss Helen Nolan is confined at her
home on Jefferson avenue by illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rel of Ad-
ans street are spending the day in
Troy.
Mrs. Robert II. Merrill and Mrs. c.
f. Welles Of Old Bennington motored
to Troy today.
Robert Cummings, Henry Stickles
and Edward Healey are in New York
for a short visit.
Timothy Burns, who has entered
the Troy City hospital for an operat-
ion, is improving.
IL Frank Smith, who has been visiting
IN town, returned the earlier part of
the week to Utica
Mrs Lottie Brott of Schaghticoke
4 Is visiting at the home Of Mrs. II. NJ.
4 Deude Of Grant street
Mrs. William Martin OF Division St.
4 entered the Troy hospital today, pre-.
paratory to an operation.
Miss Bessie DEMO, who has been
4 spending a week with friends in Mid
Idlebury, has returned home.
c. S. Hutchins of Burlington. Ia
has been called here by the death of
4 his sister, Mrs, Mary l.. Hutchins.
u Lost-Between Bennington and
1 Hoosick 35x5 Nobby cord tire with
RIM. Leave at Banner Office. Adv.
Il Special in the Shoe Dept: Ladies'
! brown or black, military heel yici kid
! lace shoes $500 at Noyeck's. Adv.
53t2
j Mr. and Mrs. George b. Wellington
u and family have closed their summer
q home IN Old Bennington and returned
4 to Troy
] Mrs Edward Tessier of North
d Adams spent Tuesday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Robson OF
Depot street.
"Tba Nortb vvird, af,in n
Beach's mighty story of the great
northwest--Library Theatre Friday
and Saturday. Adv
: Mr.. and Mrs Sam Caplan have
. moved their household furniture from
u Troy and are to occupy the Moon
house on Mccall street.
The story Of convict who robbed
a train and then painted a great pic
ture. See The Great Redeemer'
Opera house tonight ADV.
Ethel Clayton in THE Ladder ci
Lies Paramount Aircraft picture
and Mack Sennett in youthful
Fancy Harte Theatre. Adv.
Mrs. Lou Monroe OF West Mair
street left "Wednesday for Potter Hi
= where she was called by the suddeI
Illness OF her mother, Mrs. Mary Ma
comber gf
a Henry Robson and sister, Miss Ger
d trude Robson. who have been visitinl
N with relatives in Poultney and Hamp
~ ton for several days, have returned
"a home
81 Miss Edwina North. daughter 0
"a Mrs. Cora Harbour today entered tn
VI North Adams, hospital where SHE vii
Isl tomorrow undergo an operation for al
81 pendicitis.
III The funeral of the late Mary /
VI Hutchins will be held from the HON
IA Of her brother. II B. Hutchins. o
IA Valentine street at 1870 o'clock Frida
81 afternoon, Rev. J. Elmer Mckee, rec
ES tor Of st Peters church, will of1iciat
III and the interment will be at the Oh
gu Bennington cemetery. Burial will b
kA private.
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