The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-31
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
4 Advertisements.

AuVcTtlSeTHcHtS.
Abe Leavitt of New York city Is
TIE guest of Mr. and Mrs, NJ. Mar
COLIN.
Thursday, Sept LIST, will be the last
half holiday for the merchants this
season.
Douglas Hawks and Fred Wheeler
spent Tuesday in North Adams on
business
Tomorrow Thursday, September /,
is the last closing afternoon for the
1921 season.
Miss Beulah Whteley has returned
from Plymouth, Mass where she has
been visiting.
Royal Vagabond Orchestra at Cul-
linan's hall tonight Dancing to /.
Admission soc.
Leon A. Wimette and George w.
Kidder have gone to Greenfield, |
Mass. on business.
The sisters have returned to the
| Convent St Joseph They have been
| in Rutland for the past six weeks.
DIR, and Mrs, NJ Lichtenstein of
! New York city are visiting at the
Iome of Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. Margoll.
Get your order for Friday in Thurs
day morning This will be the lag
half holiday this summer. Checker
Line.
| Margaret Chase, daughter of Mr.
| ire 20 Ia
street, is confined to her home by ill.
ness.
| Miss Pauline Margoin of Pough.
ketpsie, N Y Is visiting at the home
Of her parents, Nh and Mrs. NJ. Mar.
COLIN.
Il Don't miss Violet Hopson in THE
| Handicap the turf drama so reals
tic you can hear the hoof beats Harte
theatre today.
THE Handicap lively racing
drama, and "The Ayenging Arrow,
featuring Ruth Ro.and. Harte Thea
ire today.
Mrs. Lila Chase and son Care
who have been visiting in SALISBURY,
have returned to their home on Val
eutlne street
Mrs. Frank Hurley and family and
Miss Bessie Kline have returned
from Lake Hancock where they have
been camping.
MIR. and Mrs Michael Seward and
daughter, Adeine, Of Hoosick Falls
visited Mrs William Shea at the
Putnam Memorial hospital Tuesday.
Entrance to the Putnam Grst Mill
wi be on Depot street next to the
Fox blacksmith shop during the tine
of the street construction on North
street 96t6.
The Bennington Merchants Thurs
day afternoon closing was from July
LIST to Sept. LIST, inclusive. Tomorrow
will be the last half holiday this
summer.
Joe Williams son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. w Williams, whd has been camp
ing at Camp Wake Robin, at Wood.
land ~ Y has returned to his home
on Weeks street
Mary, Lilian aad Margaret Meow.
an who have been visiting their aunt,
Mrs. William Slade OF Union street
have returned to their home in Upper
Troy, N. Y.
Mrs. J. H. Frocht and daughter
Dorothy Of South ozone. l.. l., have
returned to their home after spending
month with Mrs Frochts sister
Mrs. George H. Cook OF North street
n Mr.. and Ms. Samuel a. IIum1'ey
with their lat1er Albert . iIalnbi )
Of BROOKLYN a. Y, arc visiting Mr.
ara Mrs. George II. Cook ~ Nort
street Mrs. Cox is daughter 81
ALERT Hamh,"y
John Bran and sister. Miss Bran %
New York. who are touring th"ougl
Vermont have been stopping in Ben
nington for a few DAYS. They wc~,
greatly impressed with the Villas,
and the surrounding country.
llayo you farm produce to sell
Have you bit OF furniture In you
home that Is in the way that woult
lust meet the need OF someone else
Turn these things into cash now b.
advertising in the classified column
Of the Banner.
Miss Eliza S. Mattison so years old
died at the home Of her niece, Mrs
William Goodemoto ON County stree
this morning. The funeral will b
held Thursday at o'clock at her lat
home. Rev J. A. Perry will official,
Burial at White Chapel cemetery.
Persons who have furnished room
which they desire to let during tn
state hremen's convent on to be hel
in bennington on Labor Day are +,
quested to communicate by tie ephon
between the hours of a. m and
a. IN with village Clerk William |
Hogan Telephone $50