The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-09
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Fine new crop sweet potatoes at the
Checkerline.
Bring the family to see Down
Home at Harte Theatre today.
Plenty of comedy as well as pathos
in Down Home. Harte theatre to
day.
Special lot ladies' fine silk waists,
values to $500, special at $4.95 at
/ Noveck's 1872
DR.. Helen NJ Haynes Of Brockton,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Miss
Lucy Haynes.
\ Special! Army hospital, all wool
4 blankets, 72x84, $500 values, special
4 at 1896 at Noyecks. 1852
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Croto OF Read |
4 ing, Pa, are the guests of Mr.. Croto's |
a brother r. e. Croto
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Newton and |
n Aldace VonDette have returned from
A a short trip to Rutland.
n "Down Home" with all the appeal
n of THE Old Homestead" and Way
Y Down East Harte theater today.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Leonard, who
a have been visiting their son, John n.
"a Leonard have returned to New York.
"A Earl Petty OF Scott street left Mon
a day afternoon for Camp Abnah at
q Burlington for stay of three weeks.
ia M a In
a counter, chidren's high canvas white
Fl shoes, special at $l.15 at Noyeck's
"A 7St2
a For Sale--If you are looking for a
II real bargain in used car see the
ri Chandler which is for sale at 127
Branch St Tel 94M.
VI Mrs. Mary Adams, assistant in the
"a office of County Clerk j. j. Shaksho.
# Der, passed the weekend at her for.
n mer home, Arlington.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Mills and
III daughter, Mary Louise of New York
III City are visiting Mrs Nils mother,
Mrs. Katherine Desorda.
M Miss Flora Burgess, who is employ.
81 ed in the art department of adyertis-
ing service company in New York
city, is visiting her father, II. w. Bur.
"a CESS
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wood and son.
- Raymond and Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
b Morse of New York city and Mrs. Lii
- itn Harbour were weekend guests OF
: Mr. and Mrs. Seymocr Wood, Pownal
ar Mr. and Mrs. Robert l.. Hubbell Of
he Old Bennington are entertaining their
lt' nephew, Lieut.. Charles Grarham, Jr.,
OF of Fort Worth. Tex During the war
NJ Lieutenant Graham was instructor in
re aerial gunnery at Talhfferror Fled.
ut Texai
~ Card party for the benefit of the
- Welfare Association at clock Wed.
40 nesday. August 10, at the home Of
~ Mrs. f. S. Pratt. Light refreshments
and simple prizes Everybody welcome
wnethe, Paying cards or not. Tickets,
ed one dollar 4f
IN There will be a special meeting OF
~ Bennington post, American Legion,
ne Wednesday evening at 1870 when all
:" members are requested to be present
np as there are important matters to be
y, discussed in connection with the pre-
~ urinary call for the department con
~ venton.
~ The White Chapel district Sunday
nd school and community will hold the
ng annual summer picnic at the maple
grove on the farm OF Sharon Harriug
ton on AUGUST H. The usual picnic
dinner will be served at noon and
IA. 81 -. col. ~
in the days outing.
's' Drs. L. H. Ross and J. D Lane made
an examination at the county Jail OF
sht Joseph Nappa. the Italian who created
'au disturbance at the Old Bennington
Oh home of Edward Ii. Everett Sunday
at and pronounced the man insaUe. Hl
10 will be committed to the asylum al
Brattleboro ON certificate issued by
se the physicians.
TO- David Long, aged ST years, dice
this morning at the home OF his son
y. Il. Long. on Bradford street II,
was native Of Easton. Pa, but live,
in Bennington for many years. II,
was a Rnitter by trade and was lon,
OF an overseer at the Bradford under
wear mill Surviving are two son
my Edward Il. and Wi liam. The funera
20 arrangements have not yet been made
Fay Only two days was required to la.
oil the concrete paving on Depot stree
sad and work has now begun on the con
ngs struction of the surface sewer OF
w" North street The connection In tn
per sanitary sewer under the bridge wa
~ easily made Sunday. Through the &C
operation of A. w Brasted perms
sion was secured to draw the waite
from the shoddy mill and Bentoi
ponds Saturday night, On the follow
tbo ing morning the gates were close
ed1 and viii the mill ponds were film
~ there was practically no water in tn
inst 'tream and the work that was susper
25l ded last fall was easily and Quickl
tho accomplished.