The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and VILLAGE and
Advertisements.

Miss Catherine Coyne of Burling.
ton is visiting in town.
William II. Wills went to North
Adams today on business.
George Dean has resigned his DO.
sition with the Rutland railroad
Leave your fish order tonight for
early delivery Friday. CheckIlne.
Dorothy Higgins, small daughter
of Ray Higgins, Is i'll OF chicken-pox.
Miss Margaret lockwood has re.
signed her position in the Woolworth
store,
Fine little pig pork and fresh made
link and bulk sausage at the Checker
line.
Miss Ruth VanWert of Mechanic
vile has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. /
William Lundergan.
For all kinds OF fresh fish, small
and large oysters, call at Petras' /
Market Tlone 576-W.
John n Leonard returned Wednes. ,
day from New York where he spent
Christmas with his parents.
All grocery stores and meat mark
cts win close at noon Monday. Ben
nington Merchants Association.
Mighty unusual, TIC Child Thou
Gavest Me" Read the advertisement
Opera house Friday and Saturday. y
The Ladies' society OF the Old First
church will meet with Mrs. Guy h.
Johnson Friday afternoon ut $50
George Bushee of Manchester has
returned home after spending the
holidays with Eugene Beslisle OF Riv-
err street.
Tho high school basketball team
Will play the Schuy.eryille team at
Library hall Friday evening at 8
o'clock
Mrs. Ira Sipperly and daughter.
Joyce, Of Troy are spending the week
with her sister Mrs. Il. II O'Neil of
Grant street.
Miss Helen Rafferty, OF Depot
street, left this noon tor New York.
where she will spend n few days with
her mother
TIE annual Elk Banquet New Years
eve viii be held Saturday evening,
. Dec 81. at their club rooms In the
Richie Block,
c, d. Co eman Of Bellows Falls. dis
trict ronte agent for the American
Railroad Express, Is in town TO-DAY
On business. 4a
+ Edward Flynn. who has been spend
7 ing the holidays az the home OF his
parents on Sciool street hasretuned
to North Adams
+ Keith Kennedy. was on the street
S this morning for the hfst time in
three weeks. He has been suffer
ng from a severe case Of Quinsy
Misses Helena aud Stella shevlor
S nave returned 10 Arlington They
= spent Christmas with their mother
Mrs Sophia Shevlan of Park street.
Mr. and Mrs William LaMontagnf
$ Mittineaque, Mass, are spending a
n few days with Mrs. LaMontagne'
ither, JoseEl Gorreau off Mair
c 3treec.
J. Your special week end treat, a biz
q First National attraction. The Child
u Thou Gavest Me-" with four stars
lead the advertisement Opera hous'
S Friday and Saturday
81 Two good basketball games will b
y aged at Library hall Friday even
J ng The feature game will be be
'e tween t}a local high school boys ant
The Schuyleryille boys.
> Few dramas are so rich in human
interest. as gripping in plot as thi
ig First National attraction, "Thi
Child Thou Gavest Me" Opera
rouse Friday and Saturday.
Halbut haddock, cod. cusk, b to,
lue smelt. mackerc', founder, her
ring, salmon, large and small oyster.
hard and soft shell clans, scailop
and Aunan haddle Cheekeriine.
Eggs are quite plentiful in the loca
markets Strictly fresh eggs brini
l0c per doz. Butter took Sigh
irop the first OF the week Creamer.
is CSC, dairy butter S5c to soc per Il
The Womans Relief Corps he'll
their annual Christmas party Wedne
day evening. buffet lunch wa
served and presents were exchange
by the members An, enjoyable tim
was had by all present
The Relief Corps, following a lon
established custom, presented the II
mates Of the Soldiers home with
basket Of fruit and candy for Chris
~ mas The presentation was mad
Z through the Corps president, Mr.
4 eva Scarey
| The annual New Year Eve socii
I md watch night service for ii
4 Christian Endeay0r society of IL
( Second Congregational tNurch wi II |
\ held at the parsonage Saturday eve
\ ing, from o'clock to II, Mr. an
! Mrs Mills will be pleased also to sc
1 'at this me the young people hon
1 from school and college
\ The Modern Woodmen will hold
\ social dance Saturday, Dec 81, eve
ing at their home in the Cullina
| Book on South street. for member
B and invited guests Refreshmen
4 viii be served Ladies' will pleas
bring sandwiches and cake. No
members receiving invitations are
\ quested to present them at TIE doc
\ j. r. Hackett caught northel
I pike weighing pounds and measu
4 ing Fl inches at Lake Lauderdal
4 Monday Mr. IIacketts companion
n w. F. Sears and Robert ThompsC
q we're not quite so lucky. The tot
y string was nine pike. The men fisht
N through about five inches of ice az
Il used live bait.
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