The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-16
PENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly FOR Busy Readers

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Maurice Rudd is in Boston attend.
ing the auto show.
Easter greeting cards, an unusually
pretty line at Evans. Adv
/ Mrs. Frank Paddock of Pownal was
in town Tuesday on business.
George Gregg of Bradford place is
confined to the house by Illness.
Big double feature program Read
the ad. Harte Theatre today ADV.
Miss Lee Maher, who has been i'll
for a few days, is able to be out again
! Easter booklets, folders, post cards,
chicks, rabbits, novelties at Evans.
ADV.
G. A. futile Of the Farley Harvey
Co, OF Boston is in town for few
days.
Mrs. Burton Hard Of Arlington is at
the Putnam Memorial hosp tai for
treatment.
Mrs. Edward Whitney OF Dewey
street is slowly recovering from a re-
cent illness.
Il. i. Hanley left Tuesday night for
New York city to attend the funeral
OF his uncle.
II. e. Estes has opened a paint
shop IN the basement OF the Willough
by building.
Mrs. Lawrence Gnswod, who has
been confined to her home by illness
has recovered
Take 1t from a widow who knows
Don't Ever Marry" Library Thea
ire today. ADV.
Mrs. Maria Bishop bought OF f. E.
Bottum a small house near the Har.
wood Shoddy mill
Mrs. ID ]. Stegmayer Of Kenmore,
N. Y, is visiting her father, F. o.
Graves Of Elm street.
Special bricks for St Patrick's day
and week at Harwood's Drug Store.
Please order early. ADV.
One of the biggest ana best pro,
grams ever offered. Read the ad.
Eiarte Theatre today. Adv
Amy Hall OF Arlington is spending
her Easter vacation with her uncle
Ralph Hall OF West Main street.
States Attorney Collins NJ. Graves
went this morning to Springfield
Mass, on a short business trip.
Clifford Aldrich, who has been visit
ing at his former home here, has re
turned to Rotterdam Junction.
Mrs NJ. s. Childs of Manchester IS
visiting her mother, Mrs. Simeon Cor
bett of Jefferson ave for a few days
Every ouija board in town fairly
; shouts "Don't Ever Marry" Try il
yourself. Library Theatre today
ADV.
The regular midweek service will
be held tomorrow evening In the
chapel Of the First Baptist church a
7:S,
Miss Anna Trombley of Rutland I.
= visiting in town for a week Nils,
Trombley was formerly of Benning
ten.
=. There will be pool match between
Mt Anthony lodge and the local lodg,
OF Elks Thursday evening at the Ma
sonic Temple.
The funeral of Jane Mack was hell
at her late home on Branch steet TO
day at two o'clock. Rev. w. G.. TIC
wart officiated.
Theodore Carpenter, a student o
NJ l. T. is at home with his parents
Mr., and Mrs. T. A Carpenter for
weeks vacation
Charles Leonard, jr,, who has bee
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Edward Re-
Of Adams street returned 70 his HON
in Hoos,ck Falls Tuesday
Mrs Howard Manley and son Bill
who have been visiting Mrs. Boles q
West Main street, have returned t
their home in Rutland.
On account of running a double fe
ture program today, the evening sho'
WI start at o'clock Read the az
Harte Theatre, today. ADV.
You tell me Don't Ever Marry NJ
brother. wants to know why you didn
pull that on him twelve years ago
e Library Theatre today. Adv
The famous film fc.dre Don
Ever Marry which is at Librar
Theatre today and tomorrow has re
Gently had successful runs in he lars
est theatres in New York, Boston an
other cites. Adv.
There viii be a meet ng Of tn
church committee OF the Second Coz
L gregatonal church Thursday evenin
in the chapel parlor, at o'clock TIL
subject for the devotional service q
1880 will be "A Fruitful Life"
Dr. +. j. Hurley and Frank
. Howe have bought the Norton buildiu