The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-04
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
NeWs Of tho Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Rev m Il. }. Cahill, d. d., Is again
reported i'll,
Mr. and Mrs Charles Kelley are in
Albany today.
Theo L. Thomas is confined to his
home by illness n
John c. Murphy of Troy is visiting
in tcwn.
Mrs Georgiana Martin Ct Elm
street Us reported i'll.
G w. Petersen was in North Ad.
ans on business Thursday.
II w. Redhe,d Of Springfield is
spending the weekend in town.
Edward Reynolds Of Pownal spent |
the day in town today on business.
Mrs. Mary j. Munson Of Pownal !
was in town Thursday on business.
Read the ad-big special entertain.
ment. at Harte Theatre today ADV. !
Mrs. w. II. White from North Ben
nington spent the day here Thursday. |
Large SIZE double blankets on sale
for $l98 at the New YORK store. Adv !
Hiram Hall q veteran living at the
Soldiers home, Us reported critically
Ill.
Mclean Stakeholder and Henry
Stickles motored to Cambridge Thurs
day.
For 1929 you can buy any shirt in
our store worth $500 and $3.50. Mul
Igan and Roche-Ady 22t2
There will be a regular adjourned
meeting Of the village board of trus.
tees this evening
Leonard Lawrence went to st. AL.
bans Thursday to drive a new Ford
Sedan back for the Ford Agency.
Miss Elizabeth Ne Ian underwent
an operation Thursday at the Putnam
Memorial hospital for append citIs.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Collins NJ Graves re.
turned from Montpelier today where
they have been spending the week
For 70 cents you can buy your
choice of nobby neck ties worth from
800 to $3.50 at Mullg an and Roche's
ADV 21tS
William Edd 'ngton. Orrin Bowen,
Miss Anastatia Fitzgerald and Miss
Harriet Burt motored TO Troy Thurs
day
II. b. Wynn, who travels for the s.
A. Collins & Co, Of Springfield is in
town, calling on his various custom
ersA
Robert T. Healy returned Thursday
from Montpelier where he has been
Once Tuesday attending supreme
court
The many friends of Mss Mary
Gibney are glad to see her back ut
her place Of business after so long
an illness.
Brick ice cream at Harwoods, ia
yors changed weekly. Sunday or.
ders must be in before II a. N. Pint
and quart sizes.-Adv. soft
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Morrison OF
Seattle WaBh ngton who Nave been
visiting at the home II Harrison I,
\ Norton, have gore 10 New York city.
Nathan Levin has been granted
s6tiild ne permit to- make fe0airs on
the tenement house on North street
which he purchased some tine ago.
The f.iitant son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Bartlett, who has been SO IN
with bronchial pneumonia. idias recoy.
cred. Their four other Children are
again able to be out hay ng pecoyerud
fISmb severe colds, ,e. la
The check list 10 be used at the an
naal otown1 meeting, has been posted
and cpntaips The names of 2044 vot!
eTs, The board /, OF civil author ty
will hold It's first meeting for the pur,
pose OF making additions and corree.
lions on February IA.
She was afraid to tell her husband
Of he. debts-afrald not to- She
spurned the customary way Out" of
Paris Her door to happiness was
finally opened but not by the DEVILS
pass key. Opera house. tonight and
tomorrow nght.-Ady
How can she wear sucn clothes on
her husbanda income? Someone al.
ways asks that question and then
smiles knowingly, But they were
mistaken about the pretty, foolish,
innocent wife in THE Devils Pass
Yey' Opera house, Friday and Sat
urday evenings.
a good many people can sympa-
thiae with Alicia. She was tired N
lfe and longed for something d,f.
ferent" See Constance Binney in
Something Different" and Harold
Lloyd in his million dollar comedy
High and Dizzy" and Pathe News
at Harte Theatre today Adv,
The Junior dancing class conduct.
cd by the Welfare Association each
Saturday afternoon will be omitted
this week on account of the Satur.
day afternoon presentation of King
Winters Carnival at the High school,
by the Junior Welfare Players. The
class will meet the following week,
February 18th, rs usual in the room
of the Bennington Girls club. Adv.
Cable II. Prindle, the well.known
Williamstown baseball player. has
arranged for an entertainment to be
given at the Williamstown opera
house Saturday afternoon, February
IA, when Willie Hoppe, billiard cham
pion of the world, VIII give an exhibi.
tlon. Several Bennington billiard
players are planning to witness the
work Of tho ono wizard