The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for srsy Readers

Briefly for srsy Readers
/ Miss Lee Maher OF South street is
ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Kehoe of Grand
view street, are in New York.
4 Miss Helen Lally OF River street IS
In New York city visiting relatives.
w. R. Lowe, who had been ill for
week is able to be at his business
again.
For the regular weekend specials
look at our window display Handy
land. Adv.
4 Mrs. G. l.. Holden has returned from
Connecticut, where she has been for
few days
For the regular week end specials
look at our window display Handy
land, ADV.
Mrs. Jennie Levin has returned from
New York where she has been on
1 business
] For the regular weekend spec ais
look at our window display Handy
land. Adv.
Henry w. Maybe who has been Wis.
! iting friends in town has returned to
his home i'll Montana.
Inspector A. A. Griggs of the auto
mobile department Of the secretary OF
states Office was in town today.
+ Coming to the Iiarte Theatre Fatty
Arbuckle in his new reel Paramount
comedy The Life Of the Party" ADV.
Mrs p. Barnes and daughter, Irene
Barnes OF Spring street are spending
the week end with friends in Sarato-
ga
An alarm was rung in shortly be.
fore 0 clock Friday evening for a
grass fire near the Putnam Memorial
hospital.
o. Betit and daughter Lucy have re
turned to their home in Wilmington,
after spending the week with relatives
in town.
A pair of glasses have been found.
i Owner may have same by proving
property and paying for this adyer-
tisement at the Banner Office. ADV
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry f. Boardman of
Troy have purchased Of George Robin
son and others a large but ding lot
on Waloomsac street in Old Benning-
ton.
Com ng to the Harte Theatre Mon.
day Wallace Reid In his latest Para
mount production Always Auda-
cious and Tom Santsch himsef in
graet western thriller Beyond the
Trail" ADV.
1t will be Of interest to patrons Of
the Harte Theatre to know that Tom
Santschi, himself, the greatest rid.
er Of the plains can be seen In his
first western thriller Beyond the
TraF Monday afternoon and even
ms. Adv.
Alexander Semple of Riverside,
Conn. has returned to his home after
spending a few days with his sister,
NIL Charles CoOIer. Mr.. Semple is
81 years old and made the trip alone
He is very active and brisk
Christian Science services are he'd
at COS Main street Sunday at II a m.
and Wednesday at LS0 p. IN The
Reading room Is open 10 the pub &c
from to p. m. every day except Sun
days and legal holidays. Here may be
read borrowed or purchased all au-
thorized Christian Science Literature.
The bennington h Oh school g'r's
will meet the Bliss Business college
girls OF North Adams in q prelimin
AIRY game at the Y VI c. A. gymnas.
ium this evening. The main event
VIII be the game between the h Oh
school boys and the Burr and Burton
seminary five Of Manchester
Girls Of the Sigma Theta Pi club
and their leader, Mrs. Haviland Sib-
Ief. wa act as hostesses at the
open house held In the Welfare club
rooms Sunday afternoon March 18th
from TO 3 o'clock All young people
OF the village are invited to call dur.
Ing that time and stay as long as they
can TO enjoy the muse c, refreshments
and hospitality of the club
Word has been received Of the
doath in poston If Mrs John A, Rob
inson. Mrs. Robinson, before her
n.a.l age, was a Woodstock girl and
often visited with her aunt, the late