The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and village Told
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! Fresh native pig pork at the Check
erlinc.-Ad
Plenty of fancy chickens at the
Checkerline ADV.
Fresh green peas and string beans
at the Checkerline,-Ady
! w. II. Eddington has returned from
Boston with e new Ford ca
! MSS Audrey Lynch who has been
i'll has resumed work at NJ LURES.
Fine home sausage for Friday and
Saturday at the Checker ne.--Ady.
A. S Davis of Weeks street went to
Boston Wednesday on a bus ness trip
Last opportunity to see 'What Wo-
men VIII Do opera House tonight.
Adv.
See our window for the week end
specials sport wear, The Murray's
Adv.
Mrs Joseph Ayers who has been
in New York city for few days has
returned
Leave your order tonight at the
Checkerline to insure early delivery
Friday Adv
Miss Irene Durand who has been i'll
has returned to her work at the
and 10 cent store.
A nne variety of fresh vegetables
for Friday and Saturday at the
Checkerline. ADV.
Or. James D. Jovejoy of Weston is
visiting his sister Mrs. Francis Green
set o. Gage street
Miss Lii liam Baldwin of Lakewood,
n. j., is in town with Mrs. Oscar
kohn for a few days.
II. w. Morgan and Arthur Merch
ant, selectmen of Pownal were in
town on bus ness today.
Passion Fruit story of surging
sion and prison We're both foled
Harte Theatre today.-Adv
Miss Helen Mahon of p easant
street has taken a position at Wool
worth's and 10 lent store.
p. v Carter of Maiden. Mass. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs NJ NJ. Sum
ner VIII le in town on business.
Miss Marion Hardy the County Boys
and Girls Club Leader has gone to
her home in Manuel, N. Y, for weak g
cav
passion Fruit" a story of surging
love and bitter hate in the heavy
scented tropics Harte Theatre to-
day.-Ady.
Mrs F. H. Stubenrauch and Nj SIS
Vaughan, who is visiting her from
Rutland, were in town Wednesday
for the day,
Passion Fruit" with Dora'dina
and Florence Turner a Metro special
| adm an Educat onal comedy at Iarte
Theatre todaN-Ady.
Mrs l. G. Holton and sister, Mrs.
McCourt OF School street left today
for New York, where they will spend
g week with trends.
Halibut, haddocll, cod mackerel,
Boston blue herring, founders. shad
oysters soft and hard shell clans al
petras Market-Adv
Miss Mette Jensen, a nurse at the
Putnam Memorial hosp tai who un
| derwent an operation some days ago
is recovering slowly
"Wh"t Women VIII DO, starring
Anna O. Nilsson and "A Trayfull Of
Trouble" Educational comedy at the
VIe4a house TO-DAY ADJ.
-'~r Nw--Narv NJ les Minter in
4 ''The Little Clown" a Reaart produc
ton. Pathe News and a Clyde
,ayoh COMEDY HATE Theatre today.
ADV.
Wilfred Talbot, who has been en-
Iployed for the past three years in
! Canada, is here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Talbot Of Mill
street.
Judge and Mrs. W. j. Measher
have returned from New York city.
Mrs Meagher has been there for
some days and the Judge joined her
on Monday
Don't m IS What Women VIII Do
girl crook drama with novel
twist and the Educational comedy
"A Trayfull of Trouble at Opera
House today.-Ady
Halibut, haddock, cod, cusk. Boston
blue, founders, shad, mackerel lake
trout wh.tef III, carp, bullheads
salmon, herring, oysters, clans. live
and boiled lobster at the Checkecline.
Az,
The sporting goods department Of
lGrswold's will be open this evening
for the accommodation of fl hermen
VINO have not supplied their wants
for the opening of the trout season
tomorroW-Ad
The members Of the Junior class
Of the High School are giving Jun
or Prom tomorrow night, April 10,
n the Auditorium Dancing from
. s to ~ 4 special feature will be a
favor dance. All students, alumni
and their friends are invited Matti-
sons saxophone orchestra will fur
nish mus c--Ady.
Justin Bentley of Arlington pas ed
away at mis- home last evening. Mr.
Bentley was 70 years old and an old
resident of Arlington. The funeral
will be held Sunday at his late resi-
d ence at o'clock. Burial in Airing
- - - $50