The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-16
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Briefly for Busy Readers
James r. Lovett. clerk in the Drys.
dale store, Is Ill.
! John Clark, who was seriously i'll
with the flu is abe to be out again.
Coming at Library Theatre-The
super-production male and Female.
ADV.
Miss Ethel Morse Of Division
street is confined to the house by the
grin.
WANTED-Lady clerk for whole or
part of day Apply Western Union Of
flee. 25t6
Lawrence Wood has recovered
from The grip and is alb e to be out
again.
Special meeting of the Young Wo-
mans club tonight at o'clock called
by the president of the club.
Regular NEE ing of Mt. Anthony
ledge Tuesday evening, February
18th. This an important meeting.
The Daughters of Isabe Il will
hold a card party in the knights OF
Columbus rooms this evening. ADV.
Miss Muriel Miller has recovered
from the grip and has resumed work
as clerk in the store of A. Drysdale
and Son.
Miss Barbara Burt. employed III
fined tC her home on Union street
with severe cold. =.
George e. DcnnelIy, who for some
time has been violin.st in the Harte
Theatre orchestra, has resigned, He
is succeeded by Harold Murray
( A meeting of the Foresters OF
America will be he d in their rooms
this evening at 8 o'clock. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
A. w. varney who has been i'll of
erysipelas IL much improved and
able to be about the house He will
be unable o be out of doors for sew
eral days
The Mission Workers of the Sec
ond Congregational church vii meet
Tuesday evening at the home Of Mrs.
Irving c.. Cobb on e IN rect. The
leader will be Miss Edna Waldron
To Rent Sugar bush to let on
shares or rent. Consists of 200 to
400 trees and sap house. II you have
buckets and equipment and are inter
ested advise Florence q. Lyons, S rat
ton Place. Tel. 1866, 24t6
Who cares-who tho devil cares
Do you care about anything or every
thing? Joan didn't care about any
thing. See what happened TO her in
who Cares?" featuring Constance
Talmadge, Library Theatre today
ADV.
James McDermott OF Schenectady
is in town to see his mother, Mrs.
Mary A. McDermott Of Park street,
who has been III with bronchitis. Mrs
McDermott is stll confined to the
bed, but her condition is reported as
much improved.
There will be a regula. meeting of
Bennington Grange Wednesday even
ing, Feb. 18th after VIII CHI there win
be a social dance for the Changers
and Their invited friends Anyone not
oe.onging TO the order W II not be ad-
mtted without written Invitation.
Notice. All those who took part in
the Yama Yama minstrel shew and
in he Runaways are invited to the
dance given at the community house
his evening at o'clock No charge
to those who took part in either of
the plays. Hurley's orchestra will
furnish music. Adv.
Because of the week end storm the
Bennington Sanitary laundry will be
uable TO make de iveries until the
latter part of the week The weeks
wash will be shipped to Troy Tues
day afternoon instead OF today Pa
irons are therefore urged to have
their laundry at Cartwrights barber
shop today or carry Tuesday morn
ms ADV.
Miss Louise Ciocca, oldest daugh.
ter of MIR. and Mrs. Germano Ciocca
OF North Bennington and Martin s. /
Percy, also of North Bennington,
we're united In marriage Sunday,
Feb s, at the parochial residence of
st. John the Baptist church by Rev
T. j. Burke. They were attended
by Miss Ru h Percy, sister Of the
and Harold Flanders.
both of North Bennington. The bride
and bridegroom are wellknown young
people of the north village and have
a host of friends who are interested
in their future happiness.
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