The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

For fancy cheese drop in at the
Checkerline. Adv.
Question Where is my Husband?
Answer-Library Theatre tonight Adv
You can get heavy sweet cream Fri
day and Saturday at the Checkerline
ADV.
Mrs Robert H. Merrill of Old Ben.
nington has recovered from recent
illness. b p4 su
J Special -FIalibnt SSe per pound, at
Petras Market. 424 Main ST., next to
Noveck's Store. Adv.
Coming Saturday, William Russell in
Colorado Pluck" the story of a rough |
miner and an unwilling bride. Adv.
In THE Greater CAIN again a |
chorus girl proves that you never can
tell" Iarte Theatre, today. ADV.
Halibut, haddock, cod mackerel, Bos
ton blue. cells founders, cusk, herring, |
oysters and clans, at Petra's Market. |
ADV
George II. Moore has employment
with the American Railway express
company during the absence Of Clar
ence Brooks.
See why she destroyed her marriage
certificate in The Greater Claim" star
ring Alice Lake. Harte Theatre, to,
day Adv.
1 All u,bo oro IN holm In tba ranvoco
for the Congregational World Move.
ment are kindly requested to be at the
Chapel at $50, or before this evening.
Edward Knobloch's Oriental drama
produced with lavish detail. The mir
Iacle Of theatres art, Opera House,
A Friday ana Saturday matinee and
j night. ADV.
n Seyenpiece mission set in good con.
N dition, for sale Phone 5S.M. 57t6.
n If you want to enjoy a good laugh
n see Fast Train-Slow Women" to,
M ni~ht ~ ~ fhrarv Ti7opfrN Aaw
h Miss Mary and Miss Lulu Ribinson
n who have been at the home of Mr..
4 and Mrs. w. B. Sheldon on Main
Z street during the winter, have open.
Z ed their summer residence at Old
h bennington.
Il Mrs. Charles u. Patterson is ex
u pected to open her summer home al
D old Bennington early in May. Her
H daughter. Mrs. Guy T. Murray, who
Il Is in New York, will join her mother
v later in the season.
K Mrs Charles e. Welles, who passed
u the winter in Miami, Fla, with her
n sister, Mrs. K. c. Reynolds of Troy
b is at present in New York but is ex
4 pected to arrive at Old Bennington
Il during the present week to oversee
4 some repairs being made at her sum
Il mex home, :.
u The GeoFge r. ley company o.
4 Springfield, Mass, that has the con
\ tract for the concrete road between
\ this village and North Bennington
y started a. steam shovel this fore
\ noon at the North Bennington village
Y line. The company has a consider
b liable gang at work and is apparently
4 preparing to rush the work along a!
\ rapidly as possible,
U Smallpox in mild form. that hal
\ been prevalent in Bennington TO
h several mdntis, has apparently hat
n its run Between 35 and As case,
Il have been reported to the health de
\ partment nee the first was discoy
n cred. but 2at the present time Their
K are but three houses under quaran
\ tine and 1t is expected that these vii
X be released before Saturday night
n Or. James ] Walsh. medical direC
y tor Of Fordham University school O
n sociology and professor of physioIC
A gical psychology at Cathedral colleg
e of New York, is to give lecture o
h Americans SIN" at the opera hous
X Sunday evening at Is o'clock TIL
u lecture is one of series in the nj
4 tion-wide reconstruction program c
n the knights Of Columbus The publ
\ is invited to attend the lecture,
n The Army and Navy Contest whic
n has been carried on for the last tw
u months IN the Epworth League cam
Y to a final closeup last Sunday TIL
h navy was victorious by hundred an
X twenty points, Friday evening
n supper VIII be served at $50 to tn
N league in honor of the winners.
n will be followed by social includin
b stereoptican pictures and a talk wi
Il be gwen by Rev Mr. Hammersly {
X Troy in regard to the summer COZ
h ferences, 1t is hoped that a