The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-08
THE BENNINGTON BANNER MONDAY AUGUST
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and VILLAGE ant
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Advertisements.
New crop sweet potatoes at the
Checker Line.
Miss Eva Powers has gone to Bos.
n ton to spend her vacation.
Leonard Bartlett of Richmond, VT.
4 spent Sunday with Raymond Hart.
n Mrs. John P. Morrissey and daugh- |
q ter Alice are spending the day in |
a Troy
u The Heart of Maryland the |
u dates Thursday and Friday. Opera
q house.
n Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Riel were
IA guests Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
~ Downes Of Troy.
q Mrs. Frank r. Somervllle and Miss
N Laura Williams spent the weekend
"a at Lake George.
u Parkerhouse rolls, cinnamon buns
d and raisin bread, fresh daily at Chand
III ler's Store. Tel. 112 77t6*
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Smith of Wash
"a ington, d. c., are visiting Mrs. Smiths
"a mother, Mrs. D. f. Cronin.
Born Friday August 5, at the Put
M nam Memorial Hosital, daughter to
IA Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Lawrence.
Special prices on women's Comfort
shoes $275 Low shoes $3.50, Satur.
day and Monday only at Harris Shoe
81 store. 76t2
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clark OF AL.
& bany spent the week end with Mr..
Il and Mrs. Turner Cranston OF North
M street.
Fred Debe,l of the American Elk.
III press company has been unable to
Il work the past few days on account OF
# illness.
The second degree will be confirm.
ed at the regular communication OF
Mount Anthony lodge, f. and A. NJ,
M tomorrow evening.
Il For Sale--Cucumber pickles, as
s& sorted sizes. Inquire Of ]. l.. Dun
W ham, North Bennington, tel 1917.
N 77t12
y Theodore Thomas and family Of
|W Pleasant street enjoyed motor trip
# Sunday to Lake Pontoosuc and Leb.
M anon Springs
III See Lyman Howe's Ride on Run.
& away Train. Before the ride is
finished you'll be hanging on to your
M seats. Harte theatre today.
"a Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Durham and
- son, Erwin, Walter Moses and Fred
81 Beecher enjoyed motor trip Sunday
..- to Saratoga and Lake George
Mrs. Edward Norton OF Pleasant
he street returned home Sunday from
ms Lake, Pontoosuc. where she has been
Ia the guest OF Mrs. Harry Hermance.
cir Mrs. II. c Roster who was confined
on to the Albany City hospital for sew.
20 eral weeks. IS at her home on Elm
We. street convalescing from her recent
ne operation.
ed Mr. and Mrs. S. Sorensen, Mr. and
lis Mrs. Raymond Ioker and Mr.. and
- Mrs. Harry Clark of Albany motored
to Shelburne Falls and Ashfeld Sun
day by way Of the Mohawk Trail.
There is nice big pile Of wood
., for kindling, spruce. pine and hemlock,
~ down at our mill. Better fill the wood.
=. shed now so II will be dry for winter
y, And then there Is some hard and
=" soft wood to use in the kitchen stove
W and fireplace now Thomas Hunter
Jus Lumber Co. cor. County and Branch
d streets. Prone 266W.
rs About 81 relatives and friends Of
W. Mrs. Matte Boyce Of Bradford street
gathered at her home Saturday even.
Its ing and rendered her a surprise party
al in honor OF her birthday anniversary.
II 800" was played, after which cake,
Il; ice cream and punch were served.
Il Mrs. Boyce was the recipient OF many
h, pretty and useful gifts.
he The body Of Harry Rugg. who was
is killed in France October l6, 1918. Is
expected to arrive here tonight and
the funeral will be held from the
home OF his twin sister, Mrs. {. W
Thompson on the Town Farm road
u Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
NJ The young man was born In Benniug-
~ ton but entered the service with a
" Michigan regiment,
10 Three local horses being gotten
OF ready to 90 to Cambridge we're given
as a tryout on the track at the Burt
nd stock f""r1 Sunday afternoon. They
m were M Shows horse, George Bur.
Iis CESS Guy Wilkes and John SQuires'
TO horse. There is some dispute as to
q. which horse made the best showing.
NO but the partisans OF Guy Wilkes"
-, seemed to be doing most of the brag.
~ gine.
al George Bradley colored, who was
Nv arrested late Saturday afternoon by
a. Traffic officer Cameron, was arrarign.
~ ed in municipal court this morning
charged with intoxication. He plead
ed guilty but did not make satisfac.
tory disclosure and was remanded to
m. jail by States Attorney George a
:, Mathers IN the hope that a stay UNI
der the clock would refresh his mem.
~ DRY.
- DlSH0NEST