The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-04
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Good grape fruit, oranges, new iigs.
Checkerline.
Mrs. Frank Moore is confined to her
home BY Illness.
E. H. Holden spent Thursday in |
Peru on business.
Mrs. John Paulson is in Buffalo Wis |
iting her son, Carl Paulson.
Irwin Madison of SALISBURY spent
Thursday in town on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Fisher of Ar
lington were in town Thursday on
business,
Some more grapefruit for 10c each
and also nice bleached celery at Pet
ras' Market. II
Miss Marion Dean teacher OF Latin
It the High school, is i'll and confined
to her home.
d. B. Keeler has gone to Boston to
Elttend the textile show being held
there this week.
Special! So per cent discount off all
adde's and misses new suits and
lresses at Noyecks. 50t2
Miss Louise Bergeron who has been
working for John Spargo as secretary,
has completed her work.
Miss Marie Keller, who has been
seriously i'll at her home, Is reported
to be little improved.
Miss Anne Powers. who has been
visiting for the past week in Glens
Falls, has returned to Bennington.
Appearances calls attention to
he follies OF many people, Para
mount picture. Harte theatre today"
Fancy eating apples Checkerlne.
Your week end treat THE Woman
God Changed Paramount special
Opera house tonight and tomorrow
might.
| Olive Hyde of Dewey street enter
tained few of her friends Thursday
evening Games and music were en-
joyed.
Eight pounds OF cranberries and
IL IL pounds OF sugar make 10 tumb-
ers OF jelly Buy them at Petras
/ Mkt.
1 We NAVE cAtLd otONhb VI
derwear and hosiery for every mem
Der OF the family and the prices are
very reasonable at Noyeck's. 50t2
Popping corn. Checkerline.
Leolia Daigneault of Mill street en-
tertained the Thursday evening club
this week. After the usual evening OF
| sewing their hostess served dainty re-
freshments.
| Plenty of cornfed pig pork for Sat,
| urday. Checkerline.
| You and your friends are invited to
free public lecture on Christian Sci
ence Monday evening in High School
Hall at o'clock by Paul Stark Seeiy
of Portland Oregon.
Appearances dramatic, appealing
land filled with thrills from start to
finish. a Pathe News and TRAILING
1.-THE Coyote Bob and Bill's story.
Harte theatre today
| New dill pickles Checkerine. :
George Dunn aged rs. died at the
Putnam Memorial hospital Thursday
night. Funeral will be held from the
home OF his son. Fred Dunn, South
Salisbury, Sunday at 8 p. m.
| Material price reduction throughout
Tour coat and suit dept, which VIII
Imean real saving, on ladies' and
misses up-to-the-minute. ready-to'
lwear garments. at Noyeck's. 50t2
| Nucoa cuts your butter bill in two,
| Checkerline.
| A fatal accident occurred last Mon
| day afternoon at 5 o'clock in Stephen
town, N. Y. when Mathew bly, who
was carrying mail from the Postof
fee to the station was struck by an
automobile and so seriously injured
that he died at II that evening.
Live and boiled Holsters, finnan had
die, shrimp, large and small oysters
and clans. Checke-iine,
The following clipping is OF loca.
interest. for the gentleman mentioned
4 in it was a native of Bennington fifty
or more years ago and attended the
INT Anthony Seminary conducted pS
I George w. Yates. Only a few OF nj:
F, schoolmates are alive to read tins
: notice: "Mr. George b. Greenslet's
: many friends throughout the countr!
Z WILDE interested in knowing that, a
! though retired, he is in fair health
: for his age. Mr. Greenslet came Z
} the Glens Falls home office 81 years
, ago, and then constituted one-half 0
! Its entire clerical force. Through
the years he served as clerk, assistan
secretary and special and genera
agent. He had charge of the adjust
ment Of the Companys San Francisco
!, lconfiagration losses and rendered
II harad servicp He continues a