The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and VILLAGE Tote
Briefly for Busy Readers.

my SAuN.
Live and boiled lobster at the
Che,Acr Line. Adv
For butter, eggs and cheese call
204 Checke. Line. Adv
4 A fine variety Of fish for Saturday
at the Checker Line. ADV
4 Nuco Nut butter always sweet and
fresh at Checker Line. ADV.
4 Cabbage, caul,hower and tomato
plants at the Checker Line. Adv
I A complete line Of cooked meats al
the time at the Checker Line. Adv
/ Extra fancy mackere and shad
for Saturday at the Checker Line.
/ ADV.
Every school child should see
Treasure Island" at Library Theatre
today ADV.
Fred Graves jr, who has been III
for the past week, is improved and is
able to be out
Treasure Island is one of the Eng
fish classics Can be seen at Library
Theatre today. Adv
Miss Nellie Patchin of Hastingon-
the dudson is visiting at the home of
Mrs. Harry Durham,
Stop in at the Checker Line Satur-
day for your meat the quality and
service will pleast you Adv.
I Tourneur's Treasure Island
crowded Rialto, New Haven for a
week at the Library Theatre today
ADJ.
Mr. and Mrs. John NJ. Cardle Of
I ltiparius. \ Y, are spending a fe.,
days with Mrs Frank Someryille Of
Dewey street
The hugely amusing drama of lit
tie alley cat who turned into a pet
angora starring Gladys Walton at Iii.
brary, Saturday
Tuttle's devil bugs, South Bend
spoons, Hilderbrand spoons, cork
body flies for trout McGurks, 5f2
Mair street Adv
Word was received this morning
from the Albany city hospital OF the
critical condition OF Miss Mildred
Eddy of Scott street
After you have seen the circus
come to Library Theatre to see rich
| Girl-Poor Girl and 2.reel western
1.-TWO Fisted Lover Adv.
Mrs Timothy O'Brien and daughter
Josephine Of Stockbridge, Mass, are
spending few weeks at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Shea. Sr.
See "Rich Girl-Poor Girl" with
Gladys Walton and dip a fortune in
thrill coupons and love dividends at
Library Theatre Saturday ADV,
Special notice All cotton two piece
4 mattresses, all new stock. while they
last $S75 at Potter's Second Hand
store, River street, tel 503W Adv
The F. NJ T. A. B. society wil mold
tag day tomorrow Anyone wishing
tags to distribute please communicate
with Joseph Lee ADV.
4 seyen.passenger Studebaker the
Attest addition to Michael Kanes taxi
outfit arrived Thursday from the Cul-
Imam agency in Arlington.
Treasure Island" is one Of the
best loved stories in all literature
\ Thrilling recreated! with a huge cast
including Shirley Mason and Lon
Clancy Adv
Tomorrow Is circus day, the first
circus day in Bennington since 1918
when the John Robinson circus and
the Finn Brothers circus both APP
peared here during the month Of July
The many fr ends OF Mrs Frank
Mcmahon will be saddened to learn
Of her death at her home in Hoosict
Fails this morning Mrs Mcmahon
was formerly Miss Mary Dayock and
vas well known in Bennington
Representative G. p Fullam of
BrookGeld was in town Thursday
and called upon Representative
Henry Chase. II was Mr. Fullam S
first visit to Bennington and he was
visibly impressed W tn the air Of ac.
tivity peryading the community.
Work Of removing the surface on
| Main street east OF North street be-
gan this morning and will be contnu-
ed on the north side Of the street TO
the Cooper bridge 1t is expected
lh"t llle paving H!dClluc u ueS ii
operations at the corner Of West
Main and Depot streets Monday
morning
a stranger in town this forenoon,
levidently a former service man, stop
ped in front Of the honor roll ON
South street and as he finished read
ing the list of names turned to a
person who was passing and remark
ed. q have seen a good many honor
rolls but that Is the first one ever
come across without a Smith on it,"