The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-02
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nsws Of ths Town and village Told
Briefly FOR Busy Rsadsra

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Very fine veal and chickens at
Checkerline Adv.
Everything in cooked meats at the
Checker Line. Adv.
Chris Morris of Kandyand is in
Oneonta. n. Y, on business.
5 Robert Levin went today to Spring
field Mass, for few days stay.
4 whats Wife Worth? Opera
house Friday and Saturday Adv.
Miss Julia Elwell of Dewey street
has returned from weeks stay at Co
hoes,
Shirley Mason and Tom CLANCY In
Treasure Island" at Library Theatre
Friday. ADV.
Every school child should see
Treasure island at Library Theatre
FIR day. Adv.
Special fresh mackerel, Csc per
pound at Petras market, Phone
576-W. Adv
Mrs. Martha Hall of Old Bennington
left Tuesday for few weeks stay in
Lisbon. N. H.
f. w. Williams of the Bennington
Garage is in Burlington for the week
on business.
The Kings Daughters will meet
with Mrs f. W. Goodall Friday after
4 noon at o clock
Fred Weingarde Of Hoos.ck Falls is
visiting his sister Mrs. Robert Carney |
i of Jefferson avenue.
~ Va, ,,,fl Spd thn ciinnlp nf r,aat |
complete and of the very best quality |
3 at the Checker Line ADV.
A Miss Ann Wallace left Tuesday for i
3 her home in Ocean CITY. n j.. where |
n she viii spend the month of June
b Miss Irene Pelern returned today
4 to Mt. St Joseph school at Rutland
& after few days visit with her parents
n Harry Buss was discharged Wednes.
& day from the Putnam Memorial no
q pital. whore he underwent an opera
4 tion some weeks ago.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith, who
d have been visiting re atiyes in town
have returned to Their home in Little
Falls. N. Y
q b. Palmer of unicn street. who I'M
derwent an operation at the Putnam
= Memorial hospital, was discharged
n Wednesday.
Grover Lyons. who underwent an
a operation for appendicitis some time
1. ago, is reported to be improving and
W." Is able to sit up little each day.
~ Mrs Elizabeth T. French, for many
years resident of Bennington, is
critically i'll at the home Of her daugh
IS ter Mrs. w f. p Ball in Pittsfeld,
Mass.
Friends of Private p H. Rousseau,
es son of Mr. and Mrs. u Rousseau of
Grove street. will be pleased to know
that he is now stationed at Fort De
-. Lesseps Cristobal, Canal Zone
IN ! have sailed many seas and seen
81. many strange sights but | never ex-
~ pect to see as strange adventures as
M. Alice Lake porTays in "Uncharted
- Seas" at Harte Theatre today. Adv
le. A treasure hunt where the gold.
in seekers find an entirely different kind
ts OF treasure in "Uncharted Seas, star
n ring Alice Lake, and an Educational
an comedy Harte Theatre today. Adv.
y
daughter, Mrs Barney Levin and Miss
ire Ida Lazerus returned Wednesday to
IS their homes in Springfield, after visit
ON ing relatives in town for a few days
me Miss Margaret Ladd, who was
Of called to Yonkers, n. y. by the death
Of her cousin, Vincent Sullivan, has
led returned home Mr. Sullivan was
MS. electrocuated while at work for West
tie chester l. ghtlng company in New
Of Rochelle, n Y
ca. Mrs. Jennie Holden and her niece
sht Miss A ice Goodnll motored to Hart
In ford Conn, today for a short stay
is Mr. and Mrs. G P. Endress who wert
Dhe going to Hartford to attend the mar
DIS: riage of Mrs. Endress' niece, Saturday
eri- motored with them.
raI Mr.. and Mrs. David Sears and twt
ed daughters, f eanor and Agnes, return
ION ed Wednesday afternoon from Mont
pelier where they have been the guest
len for a few days OF Mrs. L. l.. keleher
P. j. Belhumer, OF Albany. Mrs. Sears
ing uncle, also motored with them
III One of the new attractions of o.
Bennington is the Ethan Allen gii
ain -, - ,,,,,. ~, ~. ,,>,,, ~, AZ,
hV' ument avenue Benn ngton people VII
have visited this shop state that tn
" proprietor has collected stock of III
III, usually appropriate gift articles il
ipui Guiding hand woven fabrics and man
"P other beautiful things,