The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

EuNeItiScHentS.
Fresh oysters, clans and lobster.
Checkerline.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Lighthall spent
Friday in Albany.
Last appearance of "The Faith
Healer Opera house tonight"
Don't miss 1.-The Faith Healer" with
Milton Stills and Ann Forrest. Opera
house tonight
John J. Baker of Old Bennington
has purchased new 1922 Ford tour.
ing car.
Be sure and stop at the Checker
line tonight. You WHY find com.
plete stock OF very fancy meat
Blind see, deaf hear, lame walk in
'The Faith Healer" with Milton slls
and Ann Forrest. Opera house to-
tight.
Shotgun shells, all gauges, smoke
less and black powders. Metallic
cartridges, % to As 70. McGurk's, 5i2
Main street. ~
Elaine Hammerstein in Handouts
or Kisses and "A Dollars Worth. !"
an American Feature comedy. Harte
Theatre Monday.
Whist and social party given by the
&C. o. f. Foresters, over Cullinans
market, Saturday, Oct. Is. All are
cordially invited
To Rent--Furnished room. steam
heat, electric lights, and BATH central
location. Price reasonable. Apply
lat the Scott House Tel, 273-W 8
3stes
Tom Mix, the great western sta~,
in After Your Own Heart Mutt
and jeff comedy and episode 3 Of
breaking Through Harte theatre
today.
New figs. dates, popping corn. At
Checkerline.
There will be a special meeting
next Thursday evening at the Y NJ.
G. A. at $3.50 for the 200 residents who
have signed up for the Redpath Win
ter Chautauqua.
Or. Frederick s. Bpaley viii he in
lis new office in the Cutler block for
business october is. Appointments
nay be made now by calling his assis-
ant Phone 39-M.
There win be a meeting OF the Ben
tington Merchants association next
tuesday night in the Village rooms at
o'clock. VIII all members Please
make a special effort to attend?
The Hamlin cider mill Will be oper-
tied but short time during the pres
mt season because OF the short apple
rop. Persons desiring to purchase
sider are requested to call early.
Twenty-nine young people and their
friends spent pleasant time last
,yening at the camp of Miss Christine
dutch Maxim FIRTH was the chef
md had charge Of the eats. AL had a
good time.
Bennington Grange No. $50 p. of II.
will observe Neighbours night, Octo-
Der 10 with Stamford Valley Hoosiek
md White Creek grange in attend
nee. All members remember their
obligation.
For good cheese, stop at Checker
line. ~
Tie notice regarding the admission
ee for the dancing after the Ameri-
an Legion Auxiliary card party next
Wednesday evening shClld have
cad fifty cents per person, instead
# fifty cents per couple as stated. ,
While the one dollar tax for the
ard players at the American Legion
Auxiliary card party also includes the
Iancing. those who do not care Tor
he dancing may continue to play
ards throughout the evening
Hurley's orchestra will furnish the
music tor the dancing from ten unit
1ne o'clock next Wednesday evening
II the American Legion Au&lliary
,ard marty at High school Ia / Adj
N ssion for the dancing fifty cents
Der person, one dollar a couple,
Troop / Bennington Boy Scouts
in charge of Scoutmaster Ellis H.
Chase. took hike into the noun.
tains Thursday morning Lunches
we're enjoyed in the woods and the
bows took several tests. The scouts
did not return until about . O'CLOCK
Christian Science services are he q
1t sos Main street Sunday morning
At IL o'clock and Wednesday evening
1t 1850. In the same building Is a
'ree public reading room where au-
thorized Christian Science literature
may be read, borrowed or purchased
IS open daily except Saturday SuA'
day and holidays from 3 to p. M
The Methodist Episcopal church
Rev. James A. Perry, minister, ex-
tends cordial invitation to the pubic
to participate in the following serY'
ces sunday. Oct. 49, 1890 morning
worship with sermon; 200 bloie
study in the cNurch school $3.50 Ep'
worth League meeting; 1880 evening
service. Rev, Fralhlin ], Kennedy
! 30 pitts6eld Mass, will deliver the