The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-24
BENNu4G TON BRIEFS
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Il. W. williams has gone to Rutland
and Burlington on business.
Tonight's the night! "The Rose
Girl at the Opera House.-Adv.
Mrs, Frank Head Of Elm street is
spending few days in Boston.
Cadets market, North st, pays
SIS per hundred for native p IS. Adv.
Its
L. B. Waters OF Pownal Road went
to New York Friday and returned Sun
day.
Miss Hazel Burt has employment at
the office OF the Catamount Manufac-
turing &C mpany.
Miss Eliza Herendeen, who has been
visiting relatives in Mt. Vernon, N. Y,
has returned
Phi lip T. II. Plerson of Gage street
was taken to the Albany City hospital
yesterday, for treatment,
News was received here this morn
ing the death of Charles Allen at his
home the state line farm in Sodom.
Bennington City band will hold no
rehearsal this evening, but will hold
one next Monday evening, as usual.
Morris Levin of Springfield, former
ly of Bennington Is in town on bust
ness and stopping with Mrs. Myer
| koher
Melvin Lille OF New York spent
Sunday with his mother Mrs. Nina
Lille who is stopping with Mrs, F. B.
Murphy.
The musica, comedy treat Of the sea-
SOM" Seventy-hve pretty girls in THE
Rose Grip at the Opera House tonight.
ADV.
Mrs. Maria L. Agan, who died last
week at her home in Johnsonyi lie, was
a sister of Mrs. II. II. Darling of No.
Bennington.
Clifford Aldrich, who Is employed
in Rotterdam Junction, N. Y, spent
the week end with his mother, Mrs.
George Aldrich of School street.
Mrs. F. B. Murphy will entertain
Div sion F. Of the Ladies' Aid of the
Second Congregational church We'd
esday afternoon from until s.
Miss Viola Kingsley who has recent
y completed course In the Albany
Business college, has resumed her
work at the telephone exchange.
Irene r. Murphy OF Boston spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank b Murphy Of Gage street,
returning to her work in Boston Mon
lay
You saw Alma Reubens in Hum.
oresque" see her in THE World and
. His Wife," a Pathe News, and a Rolin
comedy. Harte Theatre, tomorrow.
Ads. ,
Mrs. Fred H. Dunn OF South Shafts
bury, who has been il for the past
j hree weeks is improving She is being
, Jared for by Mrs Asa Stratton at Mrs
STATIONS home. 1e
A small gold face Elgin wrist watch
was lost Sunday evening on Elm,
South or Main streets or In the Handy
land. Finder please return TO Banner
| office and receive reward, ADV. .u
Mrs. Myer Koher and son. Raymond,
'haye been visiting Aaron Levin in
Springfield. Mrs Levin returned with
her to visit her parents Mr., and Mrs
Nathan Levin of North street.
IN Peace and War depicting the
activities OF the Knights OF Columbus
u all times. at the Opera House Wed
esday afternoon and evening under
the auspices of the Knights Of Co.um
lus-Adv.
All members OF the NJ. W. A. are re-
luested to be at the hall Tuesday even
ug January 25. at eight o'clock to
aaka arrangements for attending the
funeral of Clerk r A. Wahlquist.
| 4. II Knapp Consul 1872
There have been nine deaths an I'M
,recedented number, of members OF
he Soldiers Home thus far in the
month of January. Most CT them came
20 the Home affected with incurahle
diseases or were very feeble. Three
hers are seriously sick
The Pilgrimage of the Knights of
olumbus to Europe will bo shown IN
ddtion to "In Peace and War at the
opera House Wednesday evening
tickets on sale now at Quinlan's or
Yards drug store or at the box OF
ice Wednesday.-Adv
At the Murray's, Putnam House blk.
the winter Is over so far as We are
oncerned. Spring modes are clamor-
ne for the space taken up by the re
naming winter coats and suits. To
lec.r Nm we are offering all this week
any coat or suit remaining, at, or be-
Ow cost.-Adv
News has been received here of the
rth of son on August 5 1920, at
the Hudson City hospital, Hudson n.
Y, to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bless.
Mrs. Bill S was formerly Miss Margaret
ark Of Penn'rFton. She was mar
lied Nov. IS, 1919. In Washington d.
&c. Mrs. Bliss and little son are ex'
acted soon to pay a visit to her par
1ts. Mr.. and Mrs Edward Clark OF
his village.
Mrs. Angela r, Bushnell aged 66
lied late Sunday afternoon at the
one OF her daughter, Mrs Minnie
Bushnell Bodine, at the corner OF
spring and Maple streets. The fun
RAJ will be held from the house at 2
,. m, Tuesday, Rev. J. A. Perry, pas
VI of the Methodist church oficiat
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