The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.
Dance at Hawks hall tonight

WlIlldIh II. Wits mas q new Ford
coupe
Turner Cranston is spending the
day in Rutland.
h Charles l.. Mccarthy spent Friday
.at Rutland fair.
{ Mr. and Mrs A. S. Davis are in Bos
ton for few days.
Mrs. George Stafford of Arlington
spent Friday in town.
Mrs Fred Stevens of Hoosick was
In Bennington Friday.
Your week end special Mae Murray
last showing Opera House tonight.
Peaches, ripe pineapples, basket
grapes, bananas.--Checker Line.
Lee Armstrong has returned from
a business trip and is with his family.
Mrs. Ivan Benedict and son have re
turned to their home in Branford,
Conn,
Mrs. d. f. Cronin and son John
Cronin are spending few days in
Rutland.
George Gatchell has returned from
New York where he has been on
business trip.
Green and red peppers, picking
onions, cabbage. Spanish onions.-
Checker Line.
A remarkable picture Gilded
Lily" with Mae Murray. At Opera
House tonight.
Attorney 0. r. Clayton is housed for
a few days nursing an Inflammation
OF yaricose vein.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Wells Person left
to-day for vacation trip through the
Thousand Islands.
Splendid showing of ladies new fall
trimmed hats, especially priced at
I$4.95 at Noyecks. 3t2
Special clean up, Two lots of boys
shoes at S1.9S and $249, values TO
$3.50 at Noyecks. 3t2
Robert Curry of Nassau, Bahama
Islands, is the guest Of Nicholas Mon
sarrat in Woodford
Carrier Charles D. Mclaughlin is
having a few days vacation from his
duties at the postofllce.
Miss Dorothy Hathaway has accept.
ed a position as teacher in one OF the
schools in Kent Conn
Mrs. Henry Phillips and daughter
Marjorie of Troy are visiting at the
home of William Cullinan.
Mrs. II. w Winsow has returned
from England her former home,
where she spent the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Baker and daugh-
ter Rhoda have returned from Rutland
where they attended the fair.
Miss Jessie Loomis and Miss Sophie
Goldsm tn are spending a vacation on
the Hathaway Farm in Bushnell dis
trict.
Mrs. a. z. Cutler and daughter Miss
Amy Cutler have moved from Main
street i1to their own home on Weeks
street.
Miss Pauline Hathaway left Mon
day for South Deerdeld Mass. where
she will teach school during the com
'ng year
Miss Martha Maher, who has been
visiting her sister Miss Lee Maher
left Friday for her home in Luncl
burg, Va
Bigger and Better than "On With
the Dance Don't miss Mae Murray
in THE Gllded Lily" Opera House
tonight
Only few left of those exceptional
values in army hospital all wool
blankets, 72xSi, at $685. at Noyecks.'
81
Nj and Mrs Irving Cobb and family
have returned from Provincotown
Mass, where they have been spend
ing the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Boynton re
turned Thursday from Coventry and
St Adams where they have been
spending few days.
Miss Dorothy Evans is working in
the Office Of Dr. Hurley during the
absence of Miss Marion Phillips who
having a vacation.
Notice: The Ed Mcclure lunc1
room across from the Holden, Leon
ard Co., on Mill street. will be
opened Monday morning 4t2'
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wishart and
family of Gage street have returned
from Montreal where they have beer
spend NJ the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Goldsm't tn and
son Paul, who have been visiting at
the home of Mrs Pauline Goldsmith
have returned to their home in Troy
Mrs. Joseph Lyman has returned tC
her winter home in Sharon, Mass
Mrs Everett Harwood and son Lester
motored to Sharon with Mrs. Lyman
NJ and Mrs. II. y. Williams ant
Mr. and Mrs G. w. Keeseman motor
ed to Rutland Friday in the Williams
car to attend the Rutland county fair
Don't miss Tom Mix In "The Big
Town Round Up a Mutt and JEFF
cartoon comedy and Clyde Cook
comedy, AN Wrong IIarte Theatre
today.
II. A. Wilkinson has purchased {
} house on Silver street owned by Abel
la Ellwell The transaction was made
through the William II. Wills rea
c tate agency.
In our Shoe Dept. we have tht
very latest models in new fall foot
wear featuring the Queen Quality
famous shoes for women, at reason
abe prices. at Noveck $. 81.