The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-01
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Advertisements.
Pickles, all kinds. Checkerline.
Don't miss "The Old Nest com
ing to the Opera house.
Little pig pork and sausage. Check
crime. Checkerline.
Pure home rendered lard and salt
pork. Checkerline.
Lester Nichols will leave this even.
ing for New York on business.
Mrs. George Hicks of Branch street
who has been i'll, has recovered.
DR.. and Mrs. L. f. Pierce of Man
chester are In town en- business.
Miss Julia Elwell entertained IL Of
her friends Monday evenin at Hal
lowe'en party.
| Mrs, Henry Root and son Billy, are
in town visiting Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam A. Root.
| Albert Schwartz, who has been en-
ployed at the Putnam House garage
has resigned
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Levin motor
ed Monday to Montpelier to visit Mrs.
Levin's parents.
Call 204 for everything to eat You
will receive courteous treatment, good
service, and excellent goods. "
| Mrs. Meyer Kohn and son Raymond
have returned from Manchester where
they have been spending few days.
Miss Ruth F. Hall, who has been
| spending few days with her mother,
Mrs. Martha Hall has returned to
Glens Falls.
Mrs. William Pellerin and children
left this morning for Utica to make
their home with Mr.. Pellerin who has
employment there.
Brussels sprouts. mushrooms, rad
ishes lettce, celery, new washed pars'
nips and everything in winter vege-
tables. Checkerline.
Douglas MacLean with his dog and
his mule in Passing Thru, a Thomas
II. Ince production, a Paramount pic
ture. harte theatre today
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Phillips and
daughter. Marjorie of Troy spent the
weekend at the home OK Mr.. and Mrs.
William Cullinan of Dewey street
Miss Rosetta Tetreault met with
an accident Saturday evening at the
Bennington Candy Shop where she is
employed and is confined to her home,
Mrs. Howard Simpson and daugh-
| ter have returned from New York
where they have been for two months
and are With Miss Ellen Purcell OF
Dewey street
All Masons remember that Wednes
day night. November 2, is brothers
night Special program for their EN-
tertainment. Mt. Anthony 0. Il. s
! invites you all to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton d. Hull have
closed their home at Old Bennington
and accompanied by Mrs. Clarence
Holden are on motor trip to Chica
go, their winter residence
Miss Alice Gormley left Saturday
| for Pittsneld where she will spend
\ some weeks with her aunt before go
ing to New York where she will en-
ter hospital training school for nur
SEES.
Rev James A. Perry OF the loca
Methodist church addressed the Meth
odist Preachers meeting Of Troy, n
/ ", Monday forenoon in their monthly
meeting on Genesis. Chapters. One tC
Three.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Pellerin have
returned from P.ttsiield where they
have been spending their honeymoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Pellerin will make THEN
home with Mrs Pellerin's parents
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Betit OF Scot
street.
James A. Leach, president of thl
Bennington County Farm Bureau, ha.
been called TO Washington, D. c. Il
appear before the senate committee on
the tariff question. Mr.. Leach is on,
Of the two representatives from New
Hampshire and Vermont
Mr.. Mccall Of Pownal, who livet
nine years in South Africa, will b.
the speaker at the meeting of The
Brotherhood to be held at the Metho
dist church this evening. Georg,
Small will also favor the gathering
with a number Of Scotch songs.