The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Brsy Readers

Miss Amanda Nolan went Thursday
to Boston for weeks stay.
John Cannon of Hoosick Falls spent
Thursday with friends in town
Miss Grace A. Milar went to Bos-
ton Thursday for a week stay.
Miss Hermione Garfield of Manches
ter is spending few days in town.
Mrs. Sarah Burgess and daughter,
Mrs. James Mckee spent Thursday
in Albany.
See TIE Dempsey and Carpenter
fight In Pathe News at Iarte Theatre
today,--Advertisement.
Miss Teresa Daley and Miss Mariel
Millar went to North Adams Thurs
day for the afternoon and evening.
Edward Silver of Gage street mo-
toret to Burlington Thursday to de-
liver a car for the Bennington garage.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Paddock, Miss
Florence Walbridge and Miss Edna
Wabridge spent Thursday in Albany
Miss Elizabeth Houran who has
been visiting her parents in town for
! tho past week, has returned to Boston.
Miss Daisy Rudd has just returned
from Rutland where she has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. c. |. Hendee.
A Realart production read the ad
see the Dempsey and Carpenter
fight In Pathe news Harte Theatre
today. Advertisement
Special for Friday and Saturday on
Ily, all Beacon shoes, $500 and $500
values, at 1898 at Noveck's. Adver-
tisement. 5Gt2
Mrs. Alfred Elicit and infant daugh-
ter, June Elizabeth, have left the
hospital and are at their home on
West Main street.
Womens Bingham aprons, tie back
| STYLES, a wide assortment Of light and
dark patterns S1.25 at b. Shimlintzky,
rs North street-Adtertisement.
A new lot of womens and mems
bathing suits received today at Girls
wod's. The assortment includes some
exceptionally good styles in the surf
satin suits for laLies.-Adyertise-
mei.
Cool and comfortable. bring the
family to see Justine Johnson in "A
Heart to Let, a Pathe News showing
the Dempsey and Carpenter fight
and TIE ''Hayseed' Sunshine com
edy at Harte Theatre today .-Adyer-
tisement.
For super-values in mems and wo.
mems shoes, see our bargain shoes
counters mems and boys Scout
shoes at S149; mems high grade 7tress
shoes, Beacon and Emersons at $2.9S
and ladies' white canvas shoes at
$1.49 at Observation-Disclosures.
56t2
Beatrice Boynton, fouryear-od
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Boyn
ton, died Thursday at her home In
Woodford. Funeral will be held from
the home Thursday afternoon at
o'clock. Rev. W. G. Towart will Of
fcate Burial in the Woodford City
cemetery.
The management and employees of
the Il L. Nichols store and Kandyland
held an outing Thursday afternoon at
Pontoosuc Lake. Pittsfeld. Mr.. Mic
hols furnished the cars to take the
crowd and Harry Morris, proprietor
of Kandyland prepared and furnished
the lunch. All are enthusiastic over
their good time.
The Methodist Episcopal church
! Rev. James A. Perry NJ. A., minister
! cordially invites the public to partici
pate in the following services, Sunday
| July 17th: 1890 morning worship,
10 Sunday school session; combined
Epworth League and preaching sery
ice. Note the change of time in the
evening meeting. Prof Edw. h.
Beauchamp of Drew Theological
seminary will preach morning ant
evening. Prof Reauchamp is youni
man of remarkable ability.