The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and VILLAGE anc
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advertisements.
Dance Saturday night at Hawks
hall.
Fresh Narragansett Bay oysters.
Checkerline.
Fresh oysters. clans and lobster
CAeckerline.
Everything strictly fresh in fruits
and vegetables at Fruitland.
Miss May Jewett of Old Remington
is recovering from recent illness.
Miss Edwina North .,as temporary
employment at the Woolworth store.
Mrs. Ann Robinson OF SALISBURY
spent Thursday in town on business.
Stop in at the Checkerline. YOU
will find the best of everything to
eat
Miss Eva Levin OF Passaic, N. j., is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Nathan
Satte..
Abe Satter has returned from New
Jersey, where he has been for lii,
holidays.
Ellis Felber of Albany, manager OF
NJ. Lurie stores, spent Thursday in
Bennington. n
| Large variety of Schrafft Blue Ban
ner chocolates at A. cents the pounG
at Fruitland
Boys and girls hi-cut storm shoes
priced lowest. at the New York stores
shoe department.
/ Large variety OF Schrafft's Blue
Banner chocolates at 49 cents tht
pound at Frutland.
Mrs. Joseph Gagnow and Miss
Helen Goewey Of Arlington were in
town Thursday shopping.
1 Mrs. Elizabeth Guiltlnan returned
today from Boston where she has
been spending q few days.
Chris Morris OF Kandylan6 has re.
turned from Oneonta. where he has
been for few days on business
4 Mr.. and Mrs. B. Cantor and family
have returned from Syracuse, N. Y.
where they have been spending the
i holidays.
I Mr., and Mrs. Maurice Levin have
returned from Montpelier where they
have been spending the holidays . ith
Mrs. Levin's parents.
/ Mrs. Winifred Fadden, who came
to Bennington to attend the Lunder,
gan-Sigworth wedding, left this morn.
ing for her home in Greenwich, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin b. Bowen re-
turned Thursday night from their
honeymoon trip. They motored to
New York city Philadelphia and
Washington, d. I.
Miss Nellie lockwood, Miss Edna
Harrington, Miss Bessie Kline and h.
/ t. Griswold are motoring to Albany
today to attend the John McCormick
concert at the Armory.
The Murray's. See the S25 gowns
We are featuring today, Saturday aud
Monday. Notice the quality OF canton
creme. satin, poret twill and tricotine
and see II II does not compare favor
anly with the S35 to sl5 gowns show
ing in many of the exclusive dress
shops. How do we do it? BY keep
ing down our overhead expenses Oul
rental is small we employ ne
crepe, satin. poiret twill ana tricotine
by making our own careful selections
IN the market every month This as
sures you clean, up-to-the-minute va
lrietv all the time at prices less YOU
contribution to big overhead
Miss Anne Wallace. who has beer
the Benn 'ugton Welfare association
recreation instructor during the las
year, and Miss Lee Maher, who ;lal
been employed at the Griswold store
as hookkeeper, left this noon in thei
fiyver on long trip to their homes
in I've south. They propose first 40
ing into Canada by the way OF Bur
lington, returning acros the horde
to Alfred Y. Y, where Miss Wallace
attended Alfred college before takini
up recreation work. The Young won
EN- wilimake visit OF some days a
Alfred before continuing their iourne.
by tie way of New Jersey and Pen
nsylvanla to their home state, Vii