The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-03
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news OF the Town and village ano
Advertisements.
Strictly fresh oysters and clans.
Checkerline.
Allen Briggs of saarsburg is in
town on business.
Try some new saur kraut--new bar
rel at the CheclseTline.
Mrs. f. NJ Garfield Of Arlington
spent Friday in town,
Mrs. Frank Paddock of Pownal
shoppod in town Friday.
4 Turner Cranston is spending the
day at his farm in Salisbury.
Z Mss Sadie Hard Of Arlington
spent Friday in town shopping.
Mrs. William Hayes OF Arlington ia
spending few days in town.
Ray Paddock went to Burlington
Friday night, for business trip.
William s. Boynton motored to
North Adams Friday on business.
Bernard Johnson Of Manchester was
In town Friday visiting relatives.
Millinery is the secret booth at Sec,
end Congregational church, Dec. I.
Mrs. Edwin Hawkins. of South
s.iaftsbury was in town Friday Oh
business
Miss Cecilia Liberty has taken
position at the Woolworth store for
saturday only
\ Lillian Satters the little daughter Of
l. Satter Of Pleasant street, Is fecoy
cry from tonsilitis.
Mrs. Ella Murray returned Friday
from New York whore she has been
on business for few days.
George Wadsworth. who broke his
leg several weeks ago at the Sihley
machne shop, lis able to be about
Mr.. aud Mrs Norton H. Morrison
of Fairfield. Wash, are guests at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison l. Nor
ton.
All aboard for the 4Oc chicken din
ner at Jimmie Hughes restaurant on
North street, Sunday from IL to 2
0 cloch
Thatcher Ayers and two friends Of
Newark. N T.. spent Thursday night
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Ayers.
Miss Annie Boynton and niece, Dale
Frazier OF Coventry are guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Boyn-
ton of Main street.
Calvin Moore has returned from
Lansing, Mich, and is at the home of
his parents, MIR and Mrs. George H.
Meore OF Weeks street
William Haseltine of Providence is
here to install sprinkler system In
the garage connected with the Bottum
and Torrance company mill.
The annual Christmas cotillicn, un-
der the auspices Of the Welfare As
ISOLATION, will be held Wednesday
evening. December IS at High school
hall
r. r MoIhous has returned to his
home on North street from the Put
nam Memorial hospital where he has
been receiving treatment for some
weeks.
Mrs. Robert Thompson las left the
Putnam Memorial hosp tai and is now
with SIR Th9npsons parents, Mt
and Mrs Frank NJ Thompson OF Tcyn
Farm road.
Notice: beginning Dec 5, the
Misses Ames VIII ho'd their sale Of
hand made art oies, and W! | continue
until Christmscrat lie Union street'
14t2
Fred g. Braysan of Worceeto- a
representative CT ',e Curtis Publish
! ing company, who mas been working
in town for a few days. left today fol-
/ Brattleborc.
Mrs. II. Wenes Person OF Soutl
street wen prlze of s500 in the con
test for remaining o story which wa.
published in the December issue Of
the Rod Book The ttle given. to The
/ story was Much Stranger" Tht
title submitted BY Mrs. Person which
: won for her the prize was Moor
Madness" a similar prize was woi
!, by Chester Wordsworth who submit
: ted the same title
, William Rainey Bennett, of th'
: Redpath Chautauqua circuit. gave
/ lecture on The Man Who Can" las
e night. al High school hall. For
rainy night the attendance was yer,
2 good, and those who were privileges
TO hear Mr.. Bennett felt highly salts
fed with his efforts. The gist Of tn
:. speakers thought was, that to thlnl
one is capable of doing a thing, or
task is half the battle in life, wherea
d the man who lays back and says :
n. himself. Il can't" Immediately defeat
If himself. Mr.. Bennett covered wild
range in his talk but his ready hume