The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village anS
Advertisements.

Try our sausage. best in town Q.
T. Market.
Mems fine pongee shirts at CSC at
the J. Levin Estate.
! Smoked halibut and little homeless
herring. Checkerline.
Order your Christmas poultry early
and get the best results
4 George Crawford has returned
from a business trip to Troy.
! A little more Of that good bread
-four at $40. O. T. Market.
! Bennington Ledge of Elks will hold
a regular meeting at o'clock this
evening.
When did you write home last {?
See the "Old Nest Opera house
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Stoves for sale, both heating and
cooking. good as new for halt price.
Chas. II. Potter Main St. = S2tf
II. J. Wilson OF Gage street was
called to Schenectady Monday night
by the serious Illness OF his father.
Amyel Baker, local agent for tho
American Railroad Express company,
Is in Bellows Falls today on business.
Mrs. Martin Armstrong OF West
Bennington is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Garrett Paddock Of Dewey
street.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John Whit
ney at their home on Gage street,
Monday morning Dec y, a boy
Jc'ln whitney ir.
Try pound Of Circle W coffee at
&c, @. 4. Market.
THE Hume" with Garrett Hughes
aud episode 6 Of Winners Of the
West, the great history serial
Harte theatre tomorrow.
e. w. Williams. r. r. Niles and
Clarence Holden motored TO Brattle-
boro Monday afternoon and returned
with two new Essex coaches.
The Y. NJ. c. a. basketball team
"Opens it's season at the ~" with q
big game with Hoosiek Falls We'd
nesday night at 7.30. Admission is
80 cents
Schools and churches should place
their orders early for all kinds OF
home made Christmas candies al
snecIa holiday prices. Bennington
Candy shop
There will be special commnni-
cation of Mt Anthony Lodge at Ma
sonic Temple tonight at 1880, to con
fer the third dtgree Refreshments
will be served.
Richard Dryer, who runs meat
market in North Bennington, is In
a serious condition with blood poison
ing. Mr.. Dwyer has been confined to
his home for two weeks
Everyone should be on hand to see
tie Y" basketball team IN its initial
debut on its own court The team -
led by White, veteran OF Two sea
sons. The game is called at $50 an
the admission is So cents
Brunswick Phorograph owners will
be interested in the fact that beau
tiful Brunswick Deluxe phonograph,
finished in gold and blue, has been
built for President and Mrs. W. &.
Harding for use in the White House
The card social and dance that WAS
To be given in Cullinans ball tomor'
row night has been postponed owing
to the overhead expenses that are TOO
heavy Just at the present time a
card social will be given by the W
r. c. ladies in the G. A. r. hall Ffi-
day night to which you are most cor
daily invited Refreshments VIII pc
served.
Mr.. and Mrs Pearl Nourse OF Per
cey's corners were happily surprized (
Saturday niFNt, by party Of the .
neighbors. The party presented me +
unsuspecting ones with several use /
ful household utensils After the in /
formal presentation all took part IN I
the games and dancing. Luncheon was
served by the guests. Every one had
delightful time
The JOINT meeting Of the Woman |
Home and Woman's Foreign mission
ary societies held last evening at the
Methodist parsonage was one OF the
most successful in the history OF the
societies. every chair in the house
being occupied together WITH the
piano stool and some other pieces oi
furniture. Miss Jean Niles gave the
address of the evening, and other
missionary numbers were presented
Entertainment friendliness, and
delicious lunch were enjoyed. Mrs
James A. Perry was hostess assisted
by Miss Edith Jepson.