The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of ths Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readera

l.. II Harrington of SALISBURY is
in town on business.
Mrs. Edward Percy of South
Salisbury is in town on business.
Two big western pictures today and
tomorrow at Library Theatre ADV.
Samuel Tessier of South Salisbury
was in town Thursday on business.
Mrs. Edward Percy of South
SALISBURY spent Thursday in town.
Frank Stevens, who met with a
slight accident last week is improv-
ins.
Miss Lucy Marsh of Troy is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy c. Ma
| Combe..
Ellis Furber, general manager of
the Lurie stores, spent Thursday in
town on business.
Dennis Donahue has returned from
New York where he has been driving
for Guy b. Johnson.
Come to Library Theatre if you
want to see western pictures today
and tomorrow. Adv
Round and split willow trout bask-
cts. All kinds of fishing tackle. Nc
Gurk's, 542 Main street ADV.
Mrs. o. w Harwood, who is at the
Putnam Memorial hospital, is report
or n ba oraafiv ifYaprnUnH
Fred Roller, who is at the Putnam
Memorial hospital seriously ill, is
reported to be improving slowly.
Mrs. Lena SENEGAL, wife of Frank
SENEGAL is at the Putnam Memorial
hospital for medical treatment
Mrs E. c. Bennett who was operat-
ed on at the Albany city hospital last
Tuesday is getting along nicely.
WI, am Cameron, the recently APP
pointed traffic cop went on duty at
Putnam house square this morning.
w. A. Buttrick of Boston, vice
pres dent of the Twin State Gas 4
Electric company, is in town on bust.
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy B. Johnson OF
New York city are expected at their
summer home in Old Bennington, Sat
urda!.
Mrs. Michael F tzgerald. who was
operated upon last week at the Put
nam Memorial hospital, is mending
rapidly.
Wanted Young man for salesman
in drygoods store Good opportunity
for advancement. Apply in own
handwrit ne. Address Salesman"
T. Box 440 Adv
There is increasing evidence that
stocking from the state hatchery in
the Bushnell district has greatly inn
proved the fishing n the South
stream Lee Hart Thursday even
! ing tie ephoned the Banner Office that
he filed a five pound basket with
trout from the brook during the day.
Edward Woodman, who is employ
ed by James d. Lacey & Co., timber
land factors, in New York city was
the guest of h s parents, Mr.. and
Mrs H. b. Woodman of Bennington,
| Wednesday Mr. Woodman is form
err Bennington boy and while here on
his brief visit had the pleasure OF
meeting many of h s cd Bennington
friends He departed Thursday night
for Ottawa. Canada.
The A, II Winslow, Inc. has one of
the most interesting and instruct ve
window displays shown in town.
This display, which is arranged in an
attractive manner, can be seen readi-
Y from the streets and S we'll wor-
thy of study. The exhibit shows N
detail the intricate manner in which
color printing is now done. 1t takes
the spectator through the whole
course of color printing, step by step.
Most people are unaware Of the fact
that modern color printing showing
great var ETY. of colors is produced
by means OF four printing plates, pro-
gressively used on printing press,
beginning first with the Yellow, fol-
lowed by the Red, then the Blue and
finally the Black impression In this
way hundreds CT co'or combinations
are made poss Bile.