The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for 5usy Readers

Mrs. S. A. Burt of Gage street is i'll.
Mrs Olive Tefft is recovering from
influenza
A big show for little money. Harte
Theatre tojay.-Ady.
Robert Smith and little son Donald
of Washington street are III.
Ladies' housed. esses, special $3.50
at the Estate of Joe Leyin.--Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Allard aud
three children are i'll Of influenza.
F. Clifford Shaw. county agent is
III at his hone Oh Washington street.
Rita Morrissey of Washington
street is confined to the house by a
cold.
All mems trousers at special dis
counts a the Estate of Joe Levin
ADV
Story hour for fourth and fifth grade
children at the Library Saturday
morning.
Mems dress shirts, value $3.50 and
S1.75, special 9Sc II the Estate of Joe
Letin,-Adv
The New York Tribune has been
added 10 the list OF newspapers ut the
Free Library.
He brought rough-riding romance in
"a Misfi, Earl featu ing Louis Benni-
sen a. Hare Theatre today.-Adv.
The boys and girls of the First Bap
fist church are reminded OF the Satur
day morning school which meets a
9;Sc.
Mary Cunning, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Joseph Cunning CT Putnam
street is detained from school be-
cause of a hard cold
Mrs. Rama Allard returned We'd
nesday to Brattleboro after having
spent the past three months with her
daughter Mrs. Olive Tefft.
Olive Thomas in THE Spite Bride"
the best ching that the screen has
seen in many moons--L.brary Thea
ire today-usual pr ces.--Adv.
Leroy Shaw underwent an opera
tion FOR appendicitis Thursday at the
Putnam Memorial hospital. His con
dition today is reported as favorable.
William Schiemenz of Gage street
is sick The condition Of his father,
Otto Settlement and brother Junior
who have been i'll for several days, is
reported TO be improved
The Pittsfeld Independent basket
ball team win play the Y. Nj. c. a.
team tomorrow evening and from all
reports the game will be treat for
basketball fans CT Benning on
The pref 'minary game at the Y. V
c. A. tomrrow evening viii be played
by the first year junior high schoo' VS.
the second year team The first year
team was successful in the first game
of this series
Final clearance prices now prevail
on all winter apparel and footwear at
the Estate Of Joe Levin. We assure
you remarkable savings on every pur-
chase made dur ng this session of fin
al cleaTa TaHg.--Adv,
Miss Augusta Westfall will enter
tain the members OF the Tower Cub,
OF the Baptist church at her home on
Morgan street Sa urday evening.
al lIG-Hblih lit lti0tSANu ~ ~
present at 1850 promptly.
Classes fof instruction in the use OF
the catalogue, magazine guide, rele.,
ence books, etc, have been held each
morning this week ut $3.50 n the H.
brary for tia freshmen and sophmore
classes of the local h Oh school
Harwooda bricks. Flayors, choco-
late, vanilla and lemon ice. Saturday
and Sunday. strawberry, chocolate,
vanilla and lemon ice cream. Sunday
orders carly Pint and quart sizes.
ADV.
Mrs. Fred Stone. who, q few weeks
ago underwent a serious operation at
the Putnam Memorial hospital is on
the gain and was able Thursday to
leave the hospital and return to her
home on Gage street
supt. and Mrs, G P. Martin left
Thursday for Rutland and will attend
the funera, today of the late Hugh
Horny in Chester Mr. Henry had
been 4 member of the board of trus
tess of the Vermont Soldiers home
since is Incorporation in 1884, and
president Of the board since 1890.
Big combination vaudeville and NOV
ing picture show. Harte Theatre TO-
day. Regular admission Louis Ben
.nison, the cowboy with the million dol
La smile In a corkiug good five act
b oduct on The Missit Earl. Oft and
BRYAN in a comedy novelty musical
and dancing act and a Ford Education
al Weekly--Ady.
With the new Iise in price to five
cents for the daily N. Y. American
leaves the daily World the only ranar
10 sell for three cents outside OF New
York city aud readers of the American