The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

amy NduduidA OdtOH. II has ilu
equal. Checkerline.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Dumas and
son were recent visitors in Troy.
Miss Sletta Tester of North Adams
spent Sunday with Miss Gertrude Rob.
son.
Frederick Phillips has returned to
his studies at the University Of Yer
mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gallagher and
Miss Mary Hyde motored to Pittsfield
Sunday.
Harold Boyd OF North Adams spent
Sunday with his brother, l.. II. Boyd
of Branch street.
Miss Catherine Butler has returned
to Rutland, after spending u few days
with her people.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard voss OF Al
bany were in town for the Silver
Kearns wedding.
Rubbers, rubbers, rubbers, all kinds
at lowest prices in Bennington. Solo
mons Economy Store.
Get your rubbers for this nasty
weather at lowest prices in town. Sol.
onions Economy Store.
Miss Isabelle Grant, who has been
| visiting at her home here, returned
Sunday to Ware, Mass.
1 New supply OF Swift's premium
dried beef, sliced as you like to have
1t, at the Checkerllne.
All of the public schools in the
village re opened today. after the us.
ual Thanksgiving recess.
Miss Jessie Harris, who has been
enjoying few days with her parents,
has returned to Montpelier.
| Miss Catherine Morrissey returned
Sunday to the North Adams normal
school, where she Is student
4 Big First National attraction, Con-
stance Talmadge in Lessons in
Love" Harte theatre tomorrow. .
Miss Elizabeth Leahy has returned
to Rutland, after having spent short
visit with her people on Spring street.
Fine poultry all the time. Check
erline.
Christmas Club for 1921 at First
National Bank closes December 9Th
Final payments must be made on or
before that date.
Mrs. Earl Marsden and son Leroy
returned Saturday from Cadyyille, N
Y, where they were called By the
death of relative.
Miss Margaret Gallagher has return
ed to Iloosick Falls, after spending q
few days with her sister, Mrs. Harry
: Hufnagle of Pheasant street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hyde and son
who have been enjoying short visit
with his parents OH South street, re-
turned to PittsAeld, Sunday.
Mrs. Fri Maxon and Mrs. Ella Peck
ham left Sunday for Little Falls to
, spend few weeks with Mrs. Maxon S
, daughter, Mrs. Clarence Peckham.
Miss Hazel Thompson and her aunt
Miss Minnie Maher, who spent Thanks
; giving with Mrs. Frank Moore of Ad
ans street. returned to Gleni Falls
Sunday,
CLANS and oysters. Cheokerline. >
!. Gouverneur Morris greatest
J screen playa thrilling meiodrama
that will hold you on the edge Of your
: seat, THE Ace of Hearts" Harte thea
ire today.
Miss florence Quinlan has return
, ed to her duties in Poughkeepsie
where she Is high school teacher
Miss Quinlan spent the weekend with
her father, b. A. Quinlan.
Home rendered lard costs a little
more-worth it, Checkerline.
Mrs. p. Glannelis OF Great Barring
: ton, Mass formerly Miss Veronica
} Baker OF Bennington, has come to
: spend three or four weeks with her
| parents OF Putnam street.
Rev. George S. Mills went. TO Bur
lington this morning to attend a com
mittee meeting of the Vermont Con
gregational conference He expects
to be home Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Forcier ant
daughter Cecilia, left today for Brigh
ton, Mass. where Cecilia will re-entel
+. st. Elizabeths hospital for treatment
She expects to remain there for abou
two weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Cutler and Mis-.
Catherine Fradenburgh, who spen
the Thanksgiving holiday with theil
people in Bennington, have returned
to their duties at Bay Path institute
Springfield.
Mrs. f. Goldman and her daughter
Miss Ella Goldman, together with
Miss Goldman's uncle, David Gold
man. have returned to New York city
after few days, visit with Mr.. an,
Mrs. Harry Fienberg.
The Ace of Hearts" grippins
tale of love that destroyed the pro
fessional destroyers OF men they have
Judged to be social criminals, and I
Century comedy, THE Smart Alec.
Harte theatre today.
Wills T. White, the photographer
has on exhibition in his show window
picture of the late Mart" Green anC
his yoke of oxen made on Pleasant
street In this village about 16 years
ago. The picture, which is displaye,
en- large card with the Sketch pub
llshed In Saturdays Banner, is at
tracing considerable attention.
Circle No. of the Ladies' AID So
ciety of the Methodist church will
hold a sale of fancy articles Wednes
day afternoon in the Brotherhood
room and will serve an oyster supper
at o'clock. The public is invited
Tickets at so cents each may be Sc
rured heforahand NJ Mre Iampg Mar