The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-27
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Mrs. Edward Reil spent Sunday at
Salem, N. Y.
Try the cooked meats at the Check
err Line.-Advertisement
Mrs. Thomas Brannigan OF Troy
and son Fank spent Sunday in town
{ Miss Nora Costello and Miss Aud
rrey Lynch spent Sunday at Hedges
lake.
Mr., and Mrs. G. NJ. Chapman OF
Grove street motored to Hedges
Lake, Sunday.
I Sweet cream at the Checker Line
Advertisement
i Henry Wilson of Gage street was
called to Schenectady Sunday by the
death of his sister.
Robert Barnes and guest Edward
Brown of New York motored over
Mohawk Trail Sunday.
Mrs Elizabeth Ward and Misses
Bridge and Anna Costello motoret
over the Mohawk Trail Sunday.
Fine fresh fish for Tuesday at the
Checker Observation-Disclosures.
Peaches and pineapples are fine al
the Checker Line,-Adyertsement.
Miss Margaret LAWNS, Esther De
MO, Frances Nash and Margaret st
Peter spent Sunday at Hedges Lake
Mrs. Jonathan Whitaker of Boston
arrived Sunday at the home of her
brother, John Denley of Harrison ave
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Voss, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Silver have returned to their home
IN Albany.
THE Breath of the Gods lavish
product on with huge supporting
cast Harte Theatre, today. Adver
tisement. .pst
! Village Clerk w. p. Hogan has re
quested taxi drivers to park OH tht
east side of North street for the con
venience OF traffic. 'H"
! THE Breath of the Gods" a great
picture, a thrilling story OF a woman's
supreme sacrifice. Harte Theatre, TO
day.-Advertisement
Order your soft drinks by the cast
at the Checker Line Advertisement
The executive committee of Ben
nington Post No. 10, American Leg
ion, will hold a special meeting a
1880 o'clock Tuesday evening.
You must see The Breath OF the
Gods a piquant novelty, unusual II
the extreme, dramatic triumph A
Harte Theatre, today. Advertisement
Edward Rice, 10 year old son o
Mrs, Amos Bishop of Woodford Cit,
passed away suddenly Saturday June
25 Funeral was held at his lat,
home today at 2 o'clock. Burial il
tue village yard rs eso
Elizabeth j. Buck. 1G months ole
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Jay Bucl
or North PowuaI died this morn ng
Funere WIFI be held Wednesday morn
ing at O'Clock from the North Powna
Catholic church.
There will be a special meeting o
Mt Anthony chapter, o. T.. s., Wed
nesday evening June 20. There vii
be initiation and other important bust
ness also a report OF the grand chap
ter proceedings A good attendance
is desired
Mrs. GeoTg anna Eldred sang The
soprano obligato of the male choru,
number at the Methodist church las
might She sang al b the offertor,
solo II was her last appearance witt
the choir before leaving town. and az
might be expected, a large audience
was present
! John D Deney of Harrison avenu,
passed away at his home this morn
ing, after illness of five months du
ration. Mr. Denley was GA years oil
and an old resident of Bennington
Funeral will be held at his late home
Wednesday at O'clock Burial a
Park Lawn cemetery.
There was large attendance a
the baseball game played at Nortl
Bennington Sunday when the HON,
team defeated the Brggsville team
by 6 to score Not run wa
made until the seventh inning an,
TIE game was close and exciting
from start to finish
a Mrs. James Scarey and son James
who have been spending a week il
Boston, have returned home. The,
were accompanied home by her daugh
ter. Miss NJ Edna Waldron. who wa
10 member of the graduating class a
the Chand er School for Women. Mis-
Waldron will remain at her home her
until the first Of August.
While couple of motorists wer
coming from Old Bennington to Ben
nington this forenoon, they sighted
cock pheasant in the grass just ives
OF turn at the end OF Elm street eN
tension. When a few hundred fee
nearer the village another cock pleas
ant followed by several chicks cross
ed the street and disappeared In tn
high grass.