The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-25
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Move OF the Town and VIllaRS Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Il. w. Williams is in Burlington on
business
Raymond Percy motored to Rutland
and back on Thursday.
Harry Roster and Eugene Burt are
in Amsterdam on business.
Charles Kelly of Main street is con
fined to his home by illness.
Mrs. Leroy Macomber is visiting
friends in Troy for few days.
There will be no story hour tomor.
row morning at the free Library.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Corey of Branch
street are spending the Easter holt
days In Burlington.
! Mrs. Henry Lyons has returned to
her home after an extended visit with
sister in California
The public schools closed this af.
ternoon for the Easter vacation, which
Will last one week
Mr. and Mrs, Meyer Kohn and son
Raymond left today for New York
city to visit her parents.
Miss isabel Tominson who is under
going treatment at the Samaritan hos
pital is getting along nicley
Fred Bellemarre Of Division street
While digging post holes dug up
toad three feet under ground.
Mrs. Jessie Soule, who has been
visiting Mrs, John Norton has return
ed to her home in Eagle Mills.
Another large shipment of popular
ly priced ladies' mill merry received to-
day at the j. Levin Estate. ADV.
NJ IS Il A. Bree Of the Putnam
Memorial hospital IS spending the Eas-
ter holidays at her home in Poultney.
Nice assortments of children's new
spring coats, hats, dresses, shoes, etc,
all at popular prices at Noveck's. ADV
Mem Get pair Of our new spring
Emerson shoes. They're dandes and
the prices are right at NoyeclTs.
ADV.
Samuel II Blackmer a student at
Yale is spending his Easter holidays
with his mother, Mrs William J.
Meagher
w H. Myers and Marden Nichols
have been in Boston and Worcester
attending coal dealers and electric
convention
vii lam Cameron Of Washington
street is employed by William Guilt.
nan in b s market on South street foi
the Easter holidays
/ VIM. = Newton returned from
White River Junct on Thursday. He
has been spending a week at his
former home near the junction
Ladies'! In our cloak and suit dept.
you will find outer ready to-wear gar.
ments which are exclusive and up-to.
the.minute in style at extremely low
prices at NoyecEs. ADV.
MIR. and Mrs Peter Mcclure. Mrs.
p. J. Prendergast, Mrs John Cone, Miss
Mary Birmingham Miss May Stack.
pole and Miss Catherine Murphy at.
tended the funeral OF Miss Catherine
Meehan in Wniamstown. Monday
Because Of poor health Miss Helen
Leonard Of North Bennington has re
signed as teacher Of one of the fifth
grade rooms In the School street
building Her place will be taken for
the remainder OF the school year by
Mrs Lester II Nichols Mrs. Nichols
previous to her marriage was a teach.
er of fifth grade n the public
schools Of Providence, r. /.
Attention is called 10 the ruling
made public some months ago regard
ne admission to kindergartens in
Bennington. Pupils may be admitted
, in September or April Those admit
. ted in September must be at least
four years and eight months old on
September l. Those admitted in April
must be at least four years and three
5 months Old on April l Those enter
iuE IN April are expected TO spend
( that term and the whole of the next
j year in Kindergarten. This applies
equally to the kndergartens in the
! School street building and the Cora
, q. Whitney building Nothing is
gained by entering children in April
except that they have a few weeks in
VIII Oh to "learn the ropes and thus
feel somewhat more at home in Sep
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