The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-08
BENNINGTON BRIEFS


UV~ttY t0V &NHB N"~S~S~
Miss Eliza Bushee is spending the
day in Troy.
Geraldine Farrar in THE Riddle
Woman" Opera house Monday. Adv
Mrs 0rison Green OF Dandy is visit.
ing Mrs. Clayton Mills of Scott street.
Fred Debell, a driver Of one Of the
local express teams, is spending the
day in Troy.
| Edwin Person has gone to Flushing
r. l., where he has a position in
railroad office.
Great price reduction all through
the store in every department at No
weeks Adv. 99t2
Mems high grade shoes Just Placed
on the bargain counter at 1898, values
double at Noyeck's. ADV. 1912
Last opportunity to see Douglas
ia rbanks in "The Mark of Zorro"
opera house today. ADV.
Clayton Mills underwent serious
but successful operation at the Put.
nam Memorial hospital Thursday.
N. N. Towslee, overseer In the town
OF Pownal, was In town Friday on bust
ness connected with the Probate court.
The canvassers for the Hoover Re-
lief fund are requested to meet at the
Bennington club promptly at 1;45
Sunday afternoon
A pink sapphire brooch was lost in
Harte's Theatre, on Main or North
streets Will finder please return to
Banner office? ADV.
The ladies OF the st. John the Bap-
fist society will hold card party Tues
day evening in the Young Woman's
club. Admission 25 cents--Adv.
Every scene a roar! Every girl a
beauty! Every gown a dream! in THE
Sins OF st. Anthony" starring Bryant
Washburn. Harte Theatre Monday.
ADV.
The Booster club cordially invites
club members and their friends TO
drop in to the Welfare rooms in
Hawks block Sunday afternoon from
three to five.
Lost; Small Beagle hound, female,
answers to name of 'Tootie." No col.
lar. On sucker pond road. Finder
Will be rewarded on return to w +.
Paddock, 212 North St. ADV
Miss Beulah NJ. Evans, who has been
at the home OF her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Evans Of Branch street, has
returned to Orange, N. j., where she
is employed as registered nurse.
Christian Science service viii be
held Sunday at II a. m, and Wednes
day at 1880 p M. at 606 Main street.
The reading room is open TO the public
from 3 to 5 p, m. except on Sunday and
holidays. Here may be read, borrowed
or purchased all authorized Christian
Science literature.
Mr.. and Mrs Newton w. Cottrell
are planning to leave Bennington Feb
ruary l for South BEND. Ind. where
MT Cottrell is to become boss machin-
ist at the underwear factory OF Wilson
Brothers and Of which w. w. Burke,
formerlybf the Cooper Manufacturing
company of this village is superinten.
dent t. .sl. In
The public Is invited to the services
OF the First Baptist church. W. G.. To
wart, pastor Church school at 9;45
q. m. Morn ng worship II a. m.
THE place of Reason in the Religious
LIE Adult classes meet after sery
ice. Young People meet at $50.
Forum In the Second Congregational
church at 1880
Mr.. and Mrs. Coe Burt and two
children of Chester Pa, have gone
to St. Petersburgh. Fla. to visit
Eugene Burt, who left Bennington
some weeks ago to avoid the rigors OF
a Vermont winter. Letters received
from the young man state that he has
taken on ten pounds In weight and that
his general health is much improved.
: Word has been received by relatives
J here that Henry Phillips OF Troy. who
was severely injured Christmas even.
ing while returning home by automo
bile from a visit in Bennington, will be
. able to leave the Samaritan hospita
) some time within the next two davs
He will, however, be confiEed to his
bed for some time. Edward A. Green
r who was ding with Mrs. Phillips al
the time OF the accident and who was
also taken to the hospital, was dis
charged from the institution severa