The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Reaoera.

is ill.,
Arthur starbuck of Cambridge is in
town today.
Mr. and Mrs P. F. Dalton spent the
day in Troy yesterday.
Mr.. Willard H. Lighthala has return.
ed from New York city.
Ralph Niles, who has been i'll has
resumed his business duties.
Cadets market, North ST.. paws
$l5 per hundred for native p gs Adv.
Its
Sale of ladies' all wool jersey
sweaters at 1919 at Mulligan and
Roche's. ADV.
a new plate glass window has been
set replacing the one broken at A. II.
Wlnslows store.
Miss Mary Cutting who has been in,
returned to her duties at the graded
school yesterday
Coming THE World and His WIFE.
featuring Alma Reubens, the star of
Humoresque. Adv.
Mrs. Trenor Gregg, Miss Evelyn
stockwell and Mrs. NJ J. Burlington
are in Troy for the day
Miss NJ. Edna Waldron was called
home Friday because Of the illness Of
her brother. James Scarey.
Mrs. Burt Harrington and daughter,
Jane, have gone to Albany to visit Mrs.
Hartington's sister, Mrs, McGrat.
"a Child for Sale" featuring Gladys
Leslie and Creighton Hale and Bobby
Connolly Opera house, today Shows
Z and 8
Last showing of Anita Stewart in
Harriet and the Piper, a Western
and comedy Library Theatre, Read
ad. Adv.
II. c. Roster, who has been i'll for
some time, has been able to make a
business trip through Massachusetts
and Connecticut
Olin w. Harwood who was operated
upon Thursday at the Putnam Mem
orial hospital ia in a favorable condi-
ton, though still seriously ILL.,
| Mr. and Mrs, Charles Detz OF Staple
ton, Staten Island. returned to their
home Friday, after spending a week
with their unc.e, Thomas Stewart OF
River street.
The funeral OF the late Frank c.
Mathers will be held from St Francis
de Sales church Monday morning at
. O'clock Interment will be in the
village cemetery.
J. Gin burg, owner OF a market on
North street caught his hand in q meat
chopping machine and as result had
the middle finger of his right hand
taken off at the second joint.
Monday. William Russell in The
Cheater Reformed" a start ing story
OF dual identity and episode 5 Of
Pirate Gold, featur ne marguerite
Comtot. and "All Baied Up one Of
the Hail Roc m BOYS Comedies. Harta
Theatre. Adv ri
A son was born Friday morning to
Mr. aud Mrs, victor Fischbum OF
Groveton n, II MIS- FHschburn was
before her marriage Miss Francelia
Evans. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Evans OF Union street.
Mis- Anna Ewel OF East Main
street was pleasantly surprised Fri
day evening BY party OF twenty FIVE
OF her Young friends, who gathered at
hrr home The evening was de light.
fully spent in playing games, and re-
treshments were served
Christian Science services VIII be
held at SOC Main street, Sunday at II
q. m. end Wednesday evening at 1880
p. m The read NJ room IS open to the
public from three to FIVE p. m, except
) avs and holidays Here may be-
read. borrowed OF purchased authorlz
ed Christian Science literature.
some Of the elaborate costumes
worn by the 6 'rls In Tho Rose Girl
are on disp ay ir the window cf the
DTysdale tore ana are attracting the
attention Of shoppers OF the fair sex
The Rose Girl" Is TO be presented
under the auspices OF the Bennington
Girls club at the opera House neXt
Monday ami Tuesday evening.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Burlington and MR. vii
liam Myers entertained 40 guests at
the home of Mrs. Myers on Union
street Friday afternoon. The guests
played five hundred until five o'clock
wher they were invited to stop and
enjoy refreshm nts which were daint
~ served Attractive prizes were then
given by the hostesses. Mr. Edward
l.. Bates received the first prize Miss
Eunice Lyons the second and Miss
Stel Van Gorder the third. All en-
ioyed the afternoon immensely
Frank Donohue of the staff OF the
Sanborn Map company will begin work
on Monday next on a new map of Ben
nhgton The Sanborr Map company
are the publishers of the maps used
Ivy the fire insurance companies and
4 their agents and this company maps al
cities and villages Of any size through
out the United States, having large
force of surveyors constantly at work
= correcting old maps and making new
ones. The Bennington work will pro
badly take some six or eight weeks.