The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village anc
Advertisements.


ton at the Woolworth store.
William Hurley Is having vacation
from his duties at the postoffice.
Arthur Magee, who has been visit
ing in New York City. has returned
The apron factory has opened af-
ter vacation and is ready for bus-
ness. Ito
For Saler-Oakland 1919 touring car
ih'sgood condition. Apply at apron
factory 400 pl A 1t3
Miss Marion Beecher left Sunday
for stay Of few days in Richneld
Springs N. Y
Mrs. G. 7 Brottell Of Old Bennington
4 ton has been confined to tie house for
a week by illness.
H J. Wilson OF Schenectady spent
the weekend in town. Mr.. Wilson is
a former resident.
/ Miss Margaret Healy has returned
(, to work at the Office of Holden and
ilealy after a short vacation.
! George Moore sr and Walter Moses
have gone to Sprinfield to attend the
Eastern State Exposit on.
Adolph Answerve, who is employed
at Fillmore Farms. has returned from
stay OF a week in New York.
Mrs. Collins Graves and sons have
returned from Harwich Port, Mass.
where they passed the summer.
James Costello has returned t.
Hartford after spending the weekend
with his parents on Mil street
! Mrs. William G. Griswold of Weth
ersfeldr Conn. was the week end
Pgpest Of Mr., and Mrs. ], L, Grlswold
Miss Mary O'DonneH has returned
to Washington, d. G, where she in en-.
,ployed in the Adiutant Generals OF
fee. s''#
: Ray Collins who pitched Sunday for
1the Bennington baseball team was the
\ guest OF NJ. J. burlington while in
town, fils5 40.19
Coming" Midsummer Madness
with Lois Wilson, Lila Lee. Jack Holt
and Conrad Nagel to the Opera
House
] Miss Catherine Coy, who has been
spending her vacation in Manchester
has returned to her duties at the
Woolworth store.
Miss Irene Crawford has returned
Z to Hyde Park. after visiting with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Craw.
ford of Silver street
b Prohibition Director Coins W.
Graves, who was in town the latter
part Of the week. left Sunday after.
noon for Burlington. asieie4 d..
4 A great smashing dramatic picture,
THE Valley Of Doubt and Tom SAN
tschi in My Lady of fthee Pines.
Hafte Theatre today e ofaocp
i Bans or marriage were called Sun.
day at 81. Francis de Sales church
for Miss Mary Co'e oiBenn.ugt0 ana
James Alexander Of Rntlandilp ~
Y Mi. and Mrs. PatficKc G'dihan2 who
haze been visit ng at the Roihe of AR!
ana Mrs John Costeilo oil Mill street
have returned to their home sapnHart.
FORD. 81 g. awe eno,.,
3 catamount Commentary VIII meet
Tomorrow evening Mt s O'clock. Al
members are requested toIbe present
as business Of Importance willrba, tax.
en- up. ro ws llHmr, hesrle
y Herbert Breiieily VINO assisted Reg
mad Bolt with the Fillmore Farms *
hibit Of Dorset sNeep ut the New York
York State Fair in Syracuse, has re.
turned,
Ethel CLAYTON in sham It's a Par
amount luxury picture that pinches
through society into life. a pathe
News and Roln Comedy. Harte
Theatre tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Enott and
y daughter June and Mr. and Mrs.
! George Wade and Miss Edith Wade
spent Sunday in Manchester at the
, home Of MrsaWados sister, Mrs. VIM.
Graham. ,a Il
| William J. Mckinley Has gone ID
Mass, where he viii IS
rsst Reginald Bolt in the care Of TIC
Dorset sheep exhibit to he made Its
Fillmore Farms at the Eastern States
Exhibition,
d n The Catholic Daughters OF Ameriea
will hold a social meeting Tuesd&'
I,eyeplng at X. Of c. nall A good a
Tendance is requested as this is tie
tfirst meeting OF the orsnizstion to be
held in several months.
Andrew A. Jensen, 20 year Old son
OF Anton Jensen and Amanda And
loson Jensen. died Sunday at J a. M
>at his home on Stafford street of nfan
tile paralysis. Funeral arrangement
have not vet been made.
VIM Mont of School street enter
tanned his fellow workers at the Dar
export Bakery at supper Saturday
evening. Music was enjoyed THROUGH
the evening and several pleasing selec
tons were rendered by Mcssrs
Smith, Cru kshank and Mort
The town officials have Had THEFT
attention called To. the bon fires a,onc
the curbing! This Is against the law
in the village. 1t is aso Objectionable
especially on the new cement roads
for it discolors the paving and curb
Ing which would mean in time expen
: dlture to clean It UP
Ans The regular meeting of Miriam Re
ibekah Lodge will. be held tomorrow
evening at s o'clock After the regu
lar meeting the lodge will celehfatC
its 10th ann vorsary with a specia
program. Each gmember may iHit'
one friend Rebekahs of other lodges