The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Home pork and sausage at the Q, T.
Market.
Miss Mary Kirby OF Stafford street
is critically i'll.
Mrs. Frank Paddock OF Pownal was
in town Friday.
Mrs, G. d. Howard of Arlington
spent Friday in town.
j. Levin OF Albany is in town on
business for a few days
Harold Bushee of Arlington was In
town Friday on business.
Mrs. Josephine Greenslet is con
fined to her home by illness,
Herbert G. Armstrong OF the post
office is partridge hunting today
Rev. II. ]. Maillet of Manchester
was in town Friday on business
Francis e. Morrissey of Burlington
is spending the week end at his home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shea and
son, Billy are in Troy for the week
end.
John NJ. Cronin of River street Is
spending the weekend in North Ad
ans.
Ernest Dragon, who was i'll Friday,
has returned to his duties at Drys-
dale's.
Miss Beulah Whitley and Miss Ruth
Godfrey are spending the day in Al
bany.
Harry Abrams OF North Adams
spent Friday in town on business for
M. Lurie.
Don't forget the Halloween party
at the Second Congregational chape
tonight.
Born, October rs, daughter TO Mr..
and Mrs. George l.. Greenslet of Ma
pie street.
E. w. Williams returned Friday
from Rutland where he has been
on business.
Nice roasting chickens at the Q, T.
Market.
Harold Barry, Richard Hurley and
Kenneth Reed of Manchester spent
Friday in town.
Mrs. Meyer Kohn and son. Ray
mond, are spending the weekend with
friends in Manchester.
Eugene Burt has returned from
Boston, where he has been for the
past week on business.
Mrs. f. H, Walker and daughter
Mrs. Ira Glover OF Manchester, were
in town Friday shopping.
There will be a meeting of the
Knights of Columbus Sunday morning
Immediately after late mass.
Halloween dance Monday night al
Hawks hall.
Mrs. Ella Chamberlin and daughter,
Iva left today for Brandon because
of illness of Mrs. Chamberlin's sister
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hamilton mo-
tored to Rupert Friday evening with
Merrill Atkins and Miss Anna Lourie
The women OF ST. Mary's Guild will
hold harvest supper In the parish
house. Thursday evening. November
I2.
Mrs. Fred Reed of Manchester Is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Smith Of Washington street for the
weekend.
She was unhappy without it and
miserable with it. See Ethel Clayton
IN wealth and you'll know why.
Harte Theatre today.
Are you an heir to wealth? Or
nave you money to burn? II so see
Wealth. starring Ethel Clayton.
liarte Theatre today.
Miss Marjorie Baxter of Dewey
street will leave Thursday for Boston
where she will enter the Chandler
school for women.
"a Wise FOOL adapted from Sir
Gilbert Parker S story THE Money
Master" and "Briggins" an American
Feature comedy, Harte Theatre Mon
day.
For sale: Ford closed delivery
truck fifty gallon gasoline tanks. ]
wheel garden cultivator and garden
tools. Phone 242-W or call at l0l
Depot street.
All kinds mixed pickles at Q. +.
Market
Miss Anne Powers of Adams street
is spending the day in Albany, From
there, she will 80 to Glens Falls for
weeks vacation at the home OF Miss
Hazel Thompson.
Mrs. w. J. Parish and son, John.
of Elizabeth, n, j., are visiting at
the home of her father, Charles Wood.
Mr., Parish has left for China where
he will be for five months,
Mrs. Wiliired B. Cook met with the
Chautauqua signers last evening and
plans were laid for the ticket selling
which will begin Monday. f. 7. and
| j l.. Griswold are the publicity com
mittee, and Philip II. H. Pierson is
the chairman of the ticket committee.
Christian Science services are hela
at COS Main street Sunday morning
at IL o'clock and Wednesday evening
at 1880. In the same building is a
free public reading room where au-
thorized Christian Science literature
may be read, borrowed or purchased.
II is open daily except Saturday, Sun
day and holidays from to p. m.
The 32d degree in Masonry was
conferred on nearly seventy mem
oers of the order at the Masonic
| ten1fln IN Rurlinpton Tho nartici.