The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of tho Town and VlIlsss Told
5rleny for Busy Readera

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Mrs. Irwin Grout of Arlington was
in town Saturday shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shea spent
Sunday in Hoos ok Falls.
Leo Lassor has returned to work at
Drysdale's after three days illness.
Mrs. 0. W. Lawrence of Shafts
bury was in town Saturday on bust
nest
See c. w. Petersen's ad and re.
duced prices for cleaning and press
ing clothes ADV.
Misses Georgianna and Mary Rob
inson of SALISBURY were in town
Saturday for the day
Rev Louis Provost of North Attic.
boro is visiting his uncle, Rev. C. f.
Provost of the Sacred Heart church.
Miss Harriet v Aust n of Branch
street is spending few days in Sche
nectady with her sister, Mrs. Emma
! Coleman.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Bov'n and chill.
dren of Pittsleld are visiting Mrs.
Boiyins mother, Mrs, Rose Lassor
OF North street.
A human, powerful, pu sating story
adapted from Anna Sewell's classic
Black Beauty tonight, Tuesday and
Wednesday. Opera House ADV.
Mrs Jennie Gleason of Woodford
Is spending a few days with Mrs. A
ID. Dewey. Mrs. Gleason vii 90 from
here to Rutland for a few days stay.
BLACK Beauty" the master pic.
ture, better than the book. with Jean
Paige and an all star cast Opera
House, tonight, Tuesday and Wednes-
Iday. Adv.
Harold Griswold, who has finished
ms course at the Mich gan Auto
School in Detroit, has returned and is
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. e. r.
Griswold
Miss Irene Cardinal Of Pttsfeld
came to Bennington Saturday to at
tend her S ster's wedding which took
place this morning at the Sacred
Heart church
John Cronin, who since his release
from service at the close of the war
has been with the United States shir
ne board, is at his home here on q
l5 days leave of absence.
See c. w, Petersens ad and re
duced prices for cleaning and press
ing clothes Adv
Francis Morr ssey who is employed
at Burlington by the department o
4 Internal Revenue is at the home o
v his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John p
A Morrissey of Washington Ave.
II Mrs. L. Jennie Zwngl passed ava,
q Sunday at the home Of her daughter
N Mrs. Newman Waite 2l5 Grove stree
u The funeral viii be held Tuesday a
A $3.50 from her late res .dence. Rel
4 j. a. Perry VII ofIiciate.
Y The trolley accident Saturday eve
Y ming reminds us that one person gu
= of eight meets with a disabl ng acc
= dent dur ng the year and that tn
way to have accident insurance whe
=, you want it is to get it when 70
don't want it, II. A. Wilkinson
agent, telephone, 404M. Adv
Sunday even ng two automobile
coilided on the Colgate road. One,
Buick owned by George Salem an
driven by tIasen Joseph the other
Ford " tn a New York license TIL
Buick was not harmed but the For
was badly smashed and had to b
ltowed into Bennington Garage wheI
it is left for repa RS.
G. P Endress, white fishing undo
the bridge neap Arlington village We
terday caught a brown trout measu
ing 10 inches in length. In II
mouth Of the fish was the tail of
native trout which the fellow ha
partially swallowed When the brow
trout was dressed the native was r
| moved. placed on a foot rule al
found 10 measure nine inches. Aft,
the brown trout was dressed
weighed two and three-quartu
pounds Mr.. Endress now thinl
that he partially spo led good ifs
story by removing the native tror
he ore he weighed his catch. I'll
two fish together might have wcighc
q hOle OF more.