The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-24
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village T11
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Higgins were
in Woodland Wednesday,
A dress rehearsal OF Springtime was
held last night at the Opera House.
Every merchant in town should join
the Retail Merchants Association.
ADV.
The Murrays is showing new line
OF tub silk and pongee blouses at
$3.50. ADV.
Earl Farnum of Washington street
sprained his ankle while skating on
Benton's Pond.
Miss Constance Boland has returned
to Troy, after spending a few days
with Miss Helen Meagher.
Edward Bates Of HARDWOOD Hill road
entered the Putnam Memorial Hos.
pital ystrday for an operation.
Special at Noveck's on bargain
counter $3.50 and $500 r. and G. cor
sets, to close out at CSC. ADV. 3St2
Mrs. Caroline Bennett has returned
from New York, where she has been
visiting her daughter for the past few
weeks
4 George Gatchell has returned from
New York, where he has been the
past week purchasing for the Drys.
dale Store.
Tomorrow, What Women Want"
featuring Louise Huff and a Pathe
News and Sunshine Comedy. Harte
Theatre. ADV.
Francis Morrissey, who has been
spending a few days at the home of
his parents on Washington street. has
returned to Burlington.
The masters and students OF Hoo.
SICK school enjoyed a sleigh ride to
bennington on Tuesday and had din.
ner at the Putnam House.
! Tickets for "Springtime" may be ex
changed at the Opera house box Office
all day Friday beginn at 10 a. m.
There are still plenty Of good seats
left. Adv.
Special mems nigh cut shoes; Bea.
cons, Rice and Hutch rs shoes at
$SSS. Values more than double, on
bargain counter to close out at No
weeks Adv. 3st2
l.. c. White Of the Twin State Gas
and Electric Company has returned to
Brattleboro after spending the past
week at the Bennington branch of the
company.
We have on hand a small lot Of sum
mer frocks in Bingham, Swiss organ.
die and crepe de chine, values $3.50
to $27 90 which we are now selling
from IS to $40. Adv
Tickets for "Springtime may be ok
changed at the Opera house box Of
Nice all day FIR day beginning at 10 a.
m There are still plenty of good
seats left Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Elwel Of the
Harwood Hill road entertained about
SO OF their ne'ghbors last Friday eve
ming. Games and music were enjoyed
and refreshments served
~ b dders VIII meet Friday afternoon
to bid on the construction of the road
tatweeH here and North Bennington.
Several eontracotrs are expected TO
figure On Che work.
WnL NFcGum and daughter, Mrs.
Harry Ihyashef, who fgere in Ben
nington to attend the fuReral of Mrs.
MoGpFn. returned to South London.
derry today, Mr. Thrasher returning
TO Youngstown Ohio where he en-.
gagged n business.
On Wash'ngtons birthday little four
year old George and Martha Heppelle
had a party to celebrate their birth.
day anniversary. They are twins and
the children Of Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Hep.
pele Of n cks corner and because OF
1.-THE date Of their birth the parent
decided there could be no better names
for them than those Of the father OF
their country and his wife Their
party was great success.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Sherman of
| Houghton Lane celebrated their crys-
tai wedding anniversary. Tuesday eve
ming. February 22nd Fifty-fve neigh
bors and friends assisted in observing
the joyous event Everett Harwood
received the newly pledged vows OF
the happy pair and presented them
with bag OF money as a token of the
esteem OF their many friends. Mrs.
Geo, Rice furnished the music, games
were played and refreshments served.
At late hour the guests departed
with many good wishes for the future.