The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

William kronick Of Springfield Is
in town today.
Luther r Graves has taken posi-
ton in the FIRST National Bank.
T. D. Brown of Boston has been in
town for few days on business.
Mrs John Ahern and daughter Mrs.
Albyn LaTour, are in Troy for the
day
Mrs. Louise Biers is the guest OF
her sister Mrs. Fred Tudor of Dewey
street.
Mr. ard Mrs. II. A. Allyn and fami-
ly left Tuesday for Toboso, o., their
winter home.
Or. w. Brunei will be ut Mrs Fred
Russells home, 703 Main street, to
morrow Tel. 533-14.
Miss Carrie Slgwarth, who has been
visiting IN Catsklll, has returned to
her home on Mill street.
Glen Temple Of Bennington has re.
turned to his work at the White Mfg
company, after brief il ness.
Edward W. Crannll, who has been
visiting at the home OF j. ed Wal.
bridge left today for Springfield
Mrs. Charles Monroe and Mrs. Ed
ward Hawkins of South SALISBURY
were in town Tuesday shopping,
Live and boiled lobster, large and
small oysters scallops. finnan haddie,
and fresh crab fakes. Checkerline. Z"
Miss Grace Kennison, who has been
Wis ting her sister, Mrs. Pearl Nourse.
has returned to her home in North
Troy, VT
The Graded Union meeting will
start promptly at 1880 this evening.
Please be prompt as there is a full
program.
Mrs. Frederick Corbett. who has
been visiting her son, William Corbett
OF Gage street has returned to her
hope jnaTroy.
MranLeon Parker, who has been Wis
ting Der sister, Mrs Guy Harbour
of Gage street has returned to her
uphIE III AsUdH4,
CASTOR Glass the Frenchman OF
'Humoresque" fame, plays with Viola
Dana in There Are No Vim ans" At
Harte Theatre, today.
s. Wales Dickson o. Hartford. Conn.
secretary of the American Playground
and Recreation Association, was in
town Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Harte. who
have been visiting Mr.. Hartes broth.
ers. John and James. returned to their
home in Rutland Tuesday
Lake trout, white FISH, blue and vel.
low pike, bullheads. ciscoes. herring.
halibut paddock, cod, Boston blue,
hakc and cusk, Checkerline.s
Members OF St Francis de Sales
choir wi rehearse Crristmas music
Thursday evening at 1880 at the home
OF Miss Helen Hurley on North street
We have a larger variety than ever
OF house 81 ppers for the whole fam.
lly. in all STILES and colorss at sur.
>rlslngiy low prices, at Noyeck's s7it2
Mrs. e. a. Pelcher and family OF
Wells ~ " have returned to their
home after visit with Mrs. pelcher
son, John Peloher Of Perceys corners.
A fine big black dog was RIM oyer
and kihed Today on Man street nv
me of the local taxi drivers. The
log wore no collar but evidently some
ne has lost pet and friend.
fou'll SC an artificial lake construct.
ed at cost Of $4,000 covered with
10 200 gallons Of oil and set ahlaze IN
THE Son of WaIlingford." Opera
House Friday and Saturday"
Mr.. and Mrs George Grant enter.
tanned their daughter Miss Isabelle
Grant for Thanksgiving and the week.
end. Miss Grant has returned TO Wal.
tham where she is teaching.
Harry Harmon OF Bennington Flats
was qaite seriously hurt yesterday az.
ternoon when he was thrown from his
team while working for the c. B
| ndholm Construction company.
Thepwomen of St Mary's Guild viii
serve a'lclam chowder supper Thurs
lay, December LIST, at els D. m. Tick.
cts Soc. There will also be sale of
fancy articles suitable for Christmas
sifts during the afternoon and evening.
Miss Lee Maher, who with Aiisa
Anne Wallace left Bennington by mo
tor the tir.t of October and made the
tr.p to Montreal, Buffa'o and on TO
Miss Wallece's home in Ocean CITY
= is now ct her home N Lynch.
1urb, Va.
While the outside world is making
an attempt to recover from the storm
Dl ice and snow which DESTROYED Eun
d DIS OF trees and crippled the ser
vice by wire, Benn 'ngtoms lilac bush.
es are budding Specimens have been
D ought to the Banner Office. WHY
go south for the winter?
Gould YOU thiak Of a more pleasant
way to spend an afternoon than AT
The Second Congregational fair. De.
,ember z? There viii be music. m
attractive tea room, Santa Claus with
MS tree etc, etc. Come and bring
your friends, Sale opens at 2:3O. No
ldmis jion fee.
Nearly 100 Masons gathered last
'Ven'ng at the Masonic temple to lis.
en- to an informal address by L. w. |
'rsnnell Of Burlington on matters re.
ating to the fraternity. Following
he address refre.. lments OF sand |
'iches, doughnuts and coffee were
erved