The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-20
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News Of the Town ami Village Tod
Briefly 'or Busy Readers

Briefly cor Busy Readers
C. S. Kehoe is in New York city on
business.
Give Nights'--Library Theatre
today. ADV,
Theodore Carrier has taken a posi-
ton with the Catamount Co.
Nick Carter Is at Library Theatre
today. Don't miss him. ADV.
Big special 2-hour program at Ii.
brary Theatre today. Read ad. Adv.
Big special 2-hour program at L.
brary Theatre today. Read ad, Adv.
For better service, leave your order
at Checker Line Matket tonight.
ADV. I
Miss Ada Brigham has returned from
Burlington and is guest of Mrs. e.
l., Nichols
Miss Mary Cutting, teacher In the
graded school, is confined to her home
by Illness.
Look for The New York stores
Thrift ad in today's issue Of The
Banner.--Adv.
DIN W. Harwood of South street un.
derwent an operation at the Putnam
Memorial hospital today.
Special for this week only-Men's
black locks, were 26c, now Sc pair, at
The New York store ADV
The Woman Relief Corps cleared
\, f,fty JnI1 10
given Wednesday evening at G.. A. R.
hall.
Miss Anna Goodemote, who has been
spending few weeks in Schen sctady,
has returned to her home on Park
street
Brick ice cream at Harwood's. ma
vors changed weekly Sunday or
ders must be in before II a IN. pint
and quart sizes.-Ady. 9Otf
Taft Commandery. Knights Temp
lar has issued invitations for its an
nual ball to be given "Wednesday, Jan.
uary &c, at Masonic Temple.
He1but haddock cod. mackerel
smells cusk, founders, finnan hadiie.
herring, oysters, clans, shrimps at the
Checker Line Market.-Adv.
Are All Men Allke?" starring May
All son, proving that love and lust do
not mix any mere readily than oil and
water Hare Theatre, today. Adv
Harry Burt. a former resident and
son OF the late D. G. Burt and now
wig at Clifton Forge, Va, was re-
vi
Burt.
Ralph F. Niles suffered an attack OF
acute ind gestion Wednesday night +
lie was reported this morning TO be
more comfortable.
william West, who recently went a
lumber OF rounds with Jack Dempsey
'ights With Mahlon Hamilton In rHaf
\ Chance at the Opera House to-
ight. -Ady. Ft pnhuSI
Mrs. Thomas Burns OF scot street
entertained at dinner Wednesday even
ug, Mrs. Dina Di amure OF Manches-
| ter, n H., and Mrs Joseph Lozons
North street ~ ~ lpHA caise
For low priced FISH. order market
cd ard paddock Just as they come
from the barrel ahntrimnied and nm
called, for IL l2c per pound. Check
er Line Market Adv. eler +
"a Child For Sale" ace years, le-
Ultimate, excellent health. charming
Reason for sale, high cost of living For
particulars come to the Opera House
Friday and Saturday. 4
Private ?. H. Rousseau. who Ia sta. +.
toned at Fort Slocum. Is recunerat'ng
from recent operation on his ears.
due to shell shock. He expects TO re-
ceive his discharge In about a month. !
At the last meeting of Manser En-.
'ampment l. o. o. f. held at Odd Eel
! lows hall, the following officers were
elected and insta led Chief Patriarch
H. c. Arm trorg High Priest A. c
ook; Senior Warden. r. j. Cook
Junior Warden ?. b. Sloat; Recording
Scribe William c. Frost; Financial
scribe, Robert Watt: Treasurer, Cal
IN Fnd~ers Trustees for three years
O. w, Harwood
A fine of $40 was imposed upon
Raymond Shields Of North Adams in
Di trict Court this morning by Judge
! Fred X. Shaw, on a charge OF assault
and battery The young man ap
cured IN court upon complaint Of
Miss Rhea Baker who alleged that
shields struck her during dance at
the Rentrew Community house Sat.
lrday evening. Shields entered pl i
of guilty and pad his fine.-Nor,h