The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village and
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New horse radsh. Checkerline
Home sausage plenty of it at the !
Cheekerline.
william e. Hawks, Sd left today on
a business trip to Troy.
The inimitable tom Mix in his
latest western thriller Harte theatre
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Alexander have
returned from their wedding trip to
Montreal.
All thrills and action Tom Mix in
After Your Own Heart Harte thea
tire today.
Mrs. II. NJ. Russell has been spend
ing several days with her daughter In
Bellows Falls.
Western WESTERN WESTERN Tom
Mix in after Your Own Heart
Heart theatre today.
( Miss Marion Hicks of Gage street is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. s. r. Stock
wen OF Seymour, Conn.
4 Miss Vera Hall and Miss Mildred
Jolivette left today for weekend
4 visit in New London, Conn
( Very fine fnnan haddie at the
Checkerlne.
Miss Helen Beecher, who teaches IN
Manchester. is spending the week end
at her home on Pleasant street.
Miss Catherine Morrissey, student
at North Adams Normal school, is
spending the week end at her home
here.
Mrs. Almon r. Sweet has returned
from yaeat en- OF three weeks spent
in North Weymouth, Watertown, ana
I Revere. Mass.
paul c. Howe. who attends Yer
mont Academy at Saxtons River, IS
spending Jew days at his home on
South street.
Fancy Macintosh apples by the doz-
en-. Checkerline.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mcl.aushlin
have moved from the corner OF south
land Elm streets to the Slattery bupg
allow on South street
William w. Congcr formerly at the
Vermont Soldiers home, who mas
been living in Springfield, W., has re
entered the institution.
Mrs Walter Jacobs, teacher IN
the Rutland high school, is spending
the weekend at the home OF hef
parents on Valentine street
Miss Elizabeth Cronin who teaches
in Lee. Mass, is spending the week
end at the home OF her parents, ar
and Mrs. VI. j. Cronin of Grant street
Harry Madison. city editor OF the
pntland Herald Mrs Madison ana
two children are in bennington. Wis
ting at the home of Mr. Madison
mother Mrs. Caroline Bennett.
u n. Williams and family. Mrs
charles McWayne and two children
Oh Of Dorset and Miss Margaret
Kingsley of Springfield are weekend
anasts Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Williams
OF Elm street,
Mr. and Mrs. Willard NJ. Sumner
accompanied by Miss Amy Harbour
motored to Cambridge, Mass FRIDAY
where they will spend the REMAINDER
og the week guests OF Mrs. Sumner
mother. Mrs. Amy Convey
Grapefruit, oranges. grapes apples
: Checkerline Market.
II is expected that tie road between
| tbs village and North bennington
a win he open for traffic one week ron
: tomorrow when the new concrete
!. bridge over the Walloomsae 'Nei
viii have sufficiently cured TO per
: init the passage of vehicles.
The concrete curbing on Norli
street has been cor-s'leted to Gags
street and Contractor G. b. Lindnoin
!, is confident that the street worA Il
: remington will be finished before th'
! end of next week, unless freezhi
= weather intervenes-
!. There will be a meeting OIL ,h'
Council of the Bennington Girls. ciu'
in the club rooms, Saturday evening
October Is, at 1880 sharp. MISS rNeiu
or Of Pntsheld is in town and de,ire
II n meet all the girls. All members
g are urged to be present, as TINS meet
l. ing is important :,
n Al 81 Peters church tomorrow I'M
services will be Holy Communion d
40. this WI be corporate coniinu,
ton for the members of the Woman
e Auxiliary in commemoration oil IN
e efty wears of service granted 10 TN
n Auxiliary; Morning Prayer ana sci
i. mon n 10 sO Church school at noon
evening Prayer at O'Clock
White honey in the comb ChecF
4 erline.
The Second Congregational Churcl
: pev G. s. Nils, minister. extends I
IT ~ public a cordial invitation to IL
n. services tomorrow. Morning worsh
At 1890 Sermon subject The Gas
~ Unconscious influence The Men
discussion class follows in the aud
r, forum. Church school in the chape
+ at - o'clock. A new arrangement ma
heen made for the beginners depar
NJ mont and cradle roll members--for a
~ chit dren under six years OF age me
Ii will have their little school at IN
same time as the church service, p'
ginning at 1920. Some new teacher
!, viii be in charge, and the childre
" are asked to come or their mother
; to bring them to the main entrance |
y the chapel Opportunity will he give
70 mothers who bring their chidre
= to attend the church service foun
PEOPLES meeting at $50, p. M, wit
~ Thelma Chase as leader.