The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-22
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News OF the Town and Village and
4. Advertisements.
Ducks, chickens, fowls. Checker
line.
Mrs A, B. Hawkins has returned
to her home.
Ralph Niles spent Friday in Albany
ON business.
Leo Burns of 'Hoosick Falls spent
\ Thursday in town,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ayres are in
New York for few days.
\ For fancy roast of beef for Sun.
day stop at the Checkerline.
Mrs. Minnie Whitman Of East Ar.
II linston was q recent visitor in town.
Mr. and Mrs, William Slade of I'm
ion street are in Troy for few days.
4 Edward II. Bruce Of Washington
avenue is spending few days in Bur
\ lington
\ Dexter Gleason and family are oc,
cupying their new home on Union
Istreet.
\ Mrs La Montgomery and daughter,
\ Stella, OF East Arlington, spent Fri.
day in town.
4 Sam Rosotf, manager Of the NJ, Ear
lie store Of Pittsheld, spent Friday IN
town on business.
4 Ellis Ferher OF Albany. manager o.
/ the W. Lurie stores, spent Friday In
ltown on business.
/ Mrs. Isaac Walker, Old Bennington,
fEpays we'll for old glass, china and
iantique furniture.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Adelhert Hurley and
i daughter Catherine are spending the
weekend in Albany
1 The@sophomore class OF High school
went on a hike to the Y. NJ. C. A
lcamp Friday afternoon.
Nj. and Mrs. Grant Bronson are en-.
Pertaining their granddaughter, Mar
ian Wright, of Ludlow, VT.
Edward Silver and Thomas Graham
were in Albany Friday on business
for the Bennington garage.
Mrs. Merit Bentley Of Arlington
visited recently at the home OF hei
mother, Mrs Edgar Bowen.
Harry Abrams, manager for NJ
Lurie and Co.. North Adams, spent
Friday in town on business,
Your only opportunity to see what
Every Woman Knows" with Conrad
Nagel and Lois Wilson Opera house
tonight.
Miss Bertha Bouplon is having a va
cation of week from her duties at
the Payne Brush factory in North
Bennington.
Mrs. James Ensign, Miss Margaret
IGleason and Miss Agnes Gleason mo.
tored Thursday from Greenwich and
visited friends in town.
Lost. Pocketbook, between Old
Bennington and the Allen Accompany
} Finder please return to Banner office
: or to Edith Jepson, Old Bennington
39t2s
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Keeseman
left this morning for Holyoke, Mass
where they will spend a few days
with Mrs. Keeseman's sister, Mrs. A
H. McCrilis.
William Moore, son III Mr.. and Mrs
William Moore OF Division street
was surprised Thursday evening by
twenty of his little friends in honor OF
his ninth birthday.
1 Big C Studebaker touring car leav
ing for ST Petersburg. Fla. first OF
second week in December Will take
or passengers reasonably J. E
Callipo, q Amity st, Cohoes, N. "
Cutting a sage cheese. Checker
line.
AT ST. Peters church tomorrow the
services will be at the usual hours.
Holy Communion at 1880; Morning
Prayer and sermon at 10.30; Church
school at noon; Evening Prayer at 5
Remember to get your season tick
cts for the Saturday evening concerts
at NJ. E. church. Season tickets
eight numbers, $500; children to IA
Years, $l00; under years free
October ODD, THE Virginans.' color
ed quartet. Single tickets S5 cents
S3tc
F,nnan haddie, scollops, shrimp and
steaming clans, Checkerline,
Sunday is go-to-church-Sunday
Every member is expected to be pres
emit. Sermon Sunday morning. Text
John 1928 One of his disciples
whom Jesus loved Sermon Sunday
evening. Subject 1.-THE Good Shep
herd. Prayer service Thursday eve
ming, 7.SO; Epworth League Sunday
evening at Gas; Mems Bible class
Sunday morning at 11.45; Junior Lea
que, Friday afternoon, 3, 80. This Is
The church of the community. Will you
not make it your church homeg
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Countryman, Car
los, and Calvin Countryman, MIR anC
Mrs. G. Richie, all of Rockford, Ill.
we're guests on Friday of Mr.. ans
Mrs VIM. b. Walker. They motoret
from Rockford and are enroute &c
Hanover and the Observation-Disclosures
football game, in which W. Country
man plays. They will motor from
Hanover to st. Petersburg, Florida
Their winter home, Mr., and Mrs
] Richie are on their honeymoon
At the meeting Of the 200 signers VI
4 90, Rednath winter Chautauuua at the