The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-17
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Briefly for Busy Readers
Judge W. j. Meagher IS III at his
lome in Old Bennington.
Mrs. c. NJ. lambert of School
street is seriously I'll of pneumonia.
WANTED--Lady clerk for whole or
,art OF day. Apply Western Union Of
flee. 25t6
Miss Ida Roy, clerk in the store of
A. Drysda,e and Son, is i'll with the
Igrir.
Mrs. s. B. Hall OF Old Bennington,
who has been i'll for several days is
much improved.
Harry A. Wills has recovered from
the grip and resumed work Monday as
clerk in the Drysdale store.
Mrs. r. NJ. Paddock of Imperial
avenue has recovered from the in
flYenza and is able to be about again.
The Red team of the Baptist church
Will be entertained Wednesday even
ms by Mrs. Leste. Nichols, Main St.
Bradford Brooks has recovered from
he influenza and resumed work Sat
.rday for the Home urniture com
pany.
George II. HARDWOOD of Union
street, who has been undergoing
treatment at the Putnam Memorial
hospital is on the gain.
Halibut, haddock, cod, cusk, Boston
blue, smelts, fresh herring, fresh
mackerel and oysters at Pubic Fruit
Market Phone 576-W ADV
A whist party will be given by the
St Jean Baptiste society in the Young
Woman's club rooms this even ng at
3 o'clock sharp. Admission 25c-Adr.
Rev. ]. Elmer Mckee returned
Monday evening from Port Washing
ton, L. l., where he was called sever
al days ago by the death of his
ia he.
The Y. N. C. A. basketball manager
has secured a game with the Pittsfeld
town team for Saturday even ng of
this week. The game will start at
o'ciock.
The Y. VI. C. A. junior council VIII
meet at the building in the boys rooms
Thursday afternoon Immediately after
school. SIEVE al matter of import will
be scussed, and hike planned.
Fresh fish for Ash Wednesday at
Estes Market:-halibut salmon, cod,
naddock, Boston blue, cusk. mackerei,
Spanish mackere, smils, herring
man hadd e. oysters and clans
Adv.
It's better than a tonic!-Mary
Miles Minter in "Anne of Green |
Gables" the C. parD Realart feature
News, Lyons-Moran /
comedy at Library Theare today
tdv.
To Rent Sugar bush to let on
ihares or rent. Consists of 200 to !
100 trees and sap house II you have I
buckets and equipment and are inter |
.sted advise Florence E. Lyons, S rat |
on Place. Tel. 1866. 24t6 /
Tomo row be ng Ash Wednesday,
he first day Of Lent. there will be Il /
Celebration OF the Holy Communion in /
1t. Peters church at 1880 and also at
o a M. Morning Prayer and fLitany |
be said at 8 o'clock; Ey@ning /
prayer and address at 1889,
Circle d, of the Second Congrega-
ional church will entertain all the
aides of the church on Wednesday
lfternoon at 8 o'clock in the church
'arlor. The Ouiia board WI not be
Used but there win be a more accu ate
est of the workings Of the mind.
Philip Mcclure OF Hoosick Falls,
yellknown among the young people
# Bennington. died Saturday OF
pneumonia. His wife, who was for
nerly Miss Madeline Brazil. also Of
alls, is seriously III with the
;ame disease. The young people
rave been married bu. few months. I
Ycu don't have TO use your magma
ion to enjoy one OF the pleasantes
evenings you've ever spent-iust I
,ome to see Mary Miles Minter in /
Anne of Green Cab es" the big ,
3ealart feature-also the latest Inter
IA ional News Weekly and a Lyons
Moran comedy. Library Theatre to- /
ADV
Charles N. Powers is in Middlebury
where he has gone to attend the fun
sral of W riam H. 3 ewster who died
rriday evening last following a stroke
If apology. Mr. Brewster was the
son of Henry W, Brewster who died {
asst October at the age OF n'nety-one
years and who was the owner of the
on the corner Of North and |
streets of this village.
General Secretary w. II. Wahlqu st /
If the local Y. VI. c. A. has rendered
rs resignation to the board of direc-
ors to take effect immed ately. Mr.
Nah'qulst will be employed by the H.
:. White Co., IN the salesmanship de-
1artment. His many t lends VIII wish
lin success in his new field of en-
leayor Ellis, Chase, former ass slant {
secretary will FL the vacancy caused
oy this res 'gnat'on until the pefman-
INT secretary arrives.
NoSice-Important meeting at
Union hall. Thursday at p. m. Feb. 1
~. 1920. All members of Indepehd-
mt Voters club and those interested