The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

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Rev. J, H. Maillet of Manchester is
in town for the day.
Trenor Gregg left Wednesday for
few days hunting trip.
Hon. James K. Batchelder is in AL.
eany for the day on business.
Miss Minnie Levin left Wednesday
for Salem, Mass. for short stay.
Mrs. Elmer Amidon of SALISBURY
is spending the day in town on bust
ness.
The public schools celebrated Arm
istice day with suitable program
today.
Mrs. Charles Gulden Of North Pow
nal spent Wednesday in town shop
ping.
Herbert Lindholm, who has been
confined to the house BY Illness, has
recovered.
The Thursday evening club will
meet this week with Miss Leah Roy
Vi MIL sueet.
A regular meeting OF the Putnam
Hose company will be held this even
ing at 8 O'clock
You'll have your fish in time Tor
dinner II You call 576-W. and place
your order. Petras' Mkt.
! 0. Betit and brother Telesphore Bet
it Of Mill street are in Wilmington
for few days on Business.
Mrs. John Bishop OF Burgess road
entered the Putnam Memorial hos
pital Wednesday and underwent an
operation today.
! Mrs. Clarence Horton and Mrs. Wal
| ter LaBuff of Providence have been
called to Bennington by the illness OF
their sister, Mrs John Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bleau and
daughter Marion have moved from
Burgess road to East Main street In
the house with Mrs. Bleau's parents,
AIR. and Mrs Eddie Madison
The party or Changers, who attend
ed the Neighborhood night of Hoo
sick Falls Grange, from Bennington
were 3S in number. Miss Fidela
Elwcll, Miss Alice Peters and Miner
Clark were on the program for the
evening.
Mrs. +. l.. Bates and daughter Miss
Beulah Bates, gave card party We'd
nesday afternoon at their home on
Silver street. The guests numbered
rs, making seven tables for 500. Pret-
ty favors were distributed and dainty
refreshments were served
Tho health crusade movement has
been established in % rural schools
by the American Red Cross public
health nurse. This crusade teaches
and helps children to,fget the habit
Of performing various health duties,
which makes healthier boys and girls.
Miss Agnes W.lipple of bennington
and II. n. Harrington and daughter
Miss Ida Harrington of SALISBURY
left today for Los Angeles, Califor-
MIA, where they will spend the
winter Their plan is to stop for .
few days at the Grand Canyon Ell
route sr
TIE Red Cross nurse OF Henning-
ton county has made 10 home visits
to school children, and taught rs
women and girls how to care fol
their sick, forming home Nursing
classes for this purpose. Help t.
continue these classes by contribut
ing to the American Red Cross,
John Eddington is or tically i'll al
his home in Palmer Falls, Mr. Ed
dington is Sc years old and the greater
part of his life has been spent in
Benn ngton and for years he was en-
gagged in market business hero He
has many friends in Bennington whC
viii he sorry to hear OF his critical
cond ton
Miss Ruth Kennedy Of White
Plains. has arrived 10 advance the
Redpath Winter Chautauqua. She
will take charge of the advertising
and help perfect the plans for the itch
ct sale Miss Kennedy through her
experience in educational work. as
a New York state physical training
specialist expects. to do considerable
work through the schools, and viii
probably remain week. Evidences
are, however, that the ticket sale
will be completed before that time
Persons desiring information OF
tickets will find Miss Kennedy al
Griswolds store, which is "Chautau
qua Headquarters. The program
this year measures up to the higl
standard set by the Red Path Bur
eau You know what to expect
Tickets are on sale now Buy early
and be a booster for the activities
v,,ich are worth while to the com
munity.