The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and VILLAGE and
Advertisements.

ernest r. Bottum was at Hedges
Lake Wednesday.
w. J. LeMoin, Of Toledo, O., is Wis.
iting friends in town.
For fine native pig pork and sau.
sage stop at the Checkerline.
George W. Williams spent yester-
day in. Arlington on business.
Mrs George W. Williams spent yes,
terday in North Adams, shopping.
Mrs Ella Brock Of North street IS
confined to her home with neur.tls.
Dressed lamb, sold by half, at 25c
q hound. Call the Orchards. Phone
POI. S3t4
Harold and Floyd Harrington have
employment on lumber job in Wood
ford
Alarm clocks and boys watches at
$50. Rice's Jewelry Shop, Eortl
street S4t2
( Christmas handkerchieGs in fancy
boxes in large variety zoe up, at
Noyeck's. S4t2"
! The thermometer registered as low
a. degrees above zero in many
/ places early this morning.
Miss Mary Madison OF East Main
street. who sprained her foot several
days ago is able to be about.
Mrs. Kate Roberts Of MN street
was taken Wednesday to the Putnam
Memorial hospital for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bleau and
daughter, Miriam Of East Main street
were recent visitors in s.laitsbury
Mr.. and Mrs, Leon Percy and Mr.
and Mrs. Ray PERCY and daughter,
Dorothy, motored to Troy Wednes.
day.
Comfy Slippers are most suitable
for Christmas gifts, IN large variety
OF colors, Csc and $3.50, up, at Nov.
eck's. S4t2e
Mems fine necktieg, aearfs, suspend
ers ana garters In fancy boxes, always
an acceptable gift soc up, at NOV
eck's. S4h2t
Halibut, haddock, cod Boston blue
cod, cusk hake large and small oys-
tiers, finnan haddie and clans at the
Checkeriine.
Mrs Edward r. Oslund left today
for Philadelphia where she is to
spend the CT 'istma5 Soliday5 with
her parents.
Mr. and Mrs n. A. Tar5ey Of North
Adams have returned home after
spending q w days with relatives
on Bradford street.
The jewelry stores OF a. R. Won
Dette and James Wood will open Fri
day night and continue to stay open
evenings from that time until Christ
mas
Ladies', mems and ehildren's sweat
ers, scarfs, toques gloves mittens
leggns etc useful Christmas g'its at
Noveck's. S4t2t
Lake trout whitefsh blue and vel.
low pike. bullheads salmon crab
fakes. shrimp scaiops. mackerel
sme.t, live and boiled Holsters Check
erline
Mrs Herbert Davenport his received
word Of the death in Hoosick Falls
Of her grandmother, Mrs Martha Abel
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been made.
Miss Elizabeth Van Patten Of Bur
llngton head Of tie state department
OF public nursing, Is in town today
In conference with Miss Clark ard
Miss Randall
W. T. Bissel manager Of the Ben
nington exchange OF the New England
Telephone company, is in Rutland, at.
tending a meeting Of the vermont tel
ephore managers.
William II. Wills left t- aiter.
noon lor Boston 70 attend e meet.
Inc OF the division board e. The Yer
mont. association OF Insurance Agent
to De held IN that city tomorrow.
The Murays We a.e glad to see
SO many of our patrons taking adj
vantage of our holiday offers in coats
and dresses. We stu have some very
good numbers left which we are OF.
fering at the January clearance
prices.
1t was understood Wednesday eve.
ming taat the body Of Herbert W, Mar
tin who died in Worcester, Mass
would arrive here on the afternoon
train today and be taken directly 90
ST. Peters church where the funeral
service was to BE- held lntcrment
will be at Old Bennington
The Gertrude Crosby company Of
Boston. entertained he members Of
the Bennington Club and their wives
Wednesday evening nj hte club rooms
The work of the three members of
the Crosby company proved worry pcpu-
lar and all were delighted with Miss
Crosby3 readings and clever stories.
Marcus J. Burlington, civil ensi
nee. IS making preliminary survey
between the reservoir and the intake
for tho p1rpose of securing data TO he
submitted at the annual village meet
ing in March The survey Is BEING
made for the purpose Of ascertalnIns
the cost of laying an extra pipe line.
Especially interesting. values in our
cloak and suit department just in
time to buy needed garment for a
Christmas gift or for yourself; so per
cent cut on suits SO per cent cut on
ladies' dresses; 80 percent cut on
coats. aud Il cut on skirts u cut on
fur scarfs; y cut on muffs, at Nov