The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
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Friday night IS Amateur night at |
Opera house. Adv.
Tailor Arthur Russell is confined to
his home BY illness.
Skinned milk for pigs and poultr,
Tor sale at HarRood's. tel. 474--Ady |
95t
The American Legion basket bali
team will practice tonight at the Y. !
NJ. G. A.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Marsceille
spent the week end with relatives In
Proctor
Nazimoya, the unrivalled star. in
Billions" at Harte Theatre tomor
row. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs, John r. Fisher and
family OF Arlington were In town Mon
day on business
There will be short regular meet.
Ing of Mt. Anthony lodge F. and A.
NJ this evening at GAS.
H. w Williams has returned from
burlington where he has been for the
past two weeks on business.
Nothing flies faster than money.
500 Billions starring Nazmova, at
Harte Theatre tomorrow. ADV.
Elizabeth Nealon who has been at
the Putnam Memorial hospital for the
past two weeks, IS improving slowly
SPECIAL meeting CT Mt Anthony
lodge +. and A. NJ Wednesday even
ing at 1880 Master Mason degree
| WORK.
Miss Beulah Whitley went Tuesday
| TO Plymouth, Mass, where she ex-
poets TO stay a month with Mrs
Frank Sampson.
| Anyone wishing to take part in the
entertainment Friday N ght kindly
leave name at the box office, HaTte
Theatre OF Opera house. Adv.
| Miss Pauline Cornell OF Union
street has gone 10 Troy where she
VIII undergo an operation on her
tonsls At the Troy City hospital.
Mrs. Fred Tudor of Dewey street.
who has recently returned from the
hospital fell yesterday at her home
and sprained her ankle quite severely.
| Irving c. Ellis of the internal rev.
enre department will be In Bennng.
ton today and tomorrow and will be
at the county court house building
for the purpose of assisting officials
OF corporations in making out income
tax returns.
II Mss Ruth Montgomery OF Shafts.
bury and we'll known TO Benin ngton
people fell in the CfElce Of the Gener.
al Electric Co where she is employ
, ed In Schenectady and cut her face
and throat badly, She was taken to
the Schenectady hospital and Is get
ting a'ong as well as can be expected
| Mrs. Mary G. Hill wife OF Levi HI
OF South SALISBURY, died at her
home February l4th at the age OF Il
years. Funeral services will be held
from her late home In South Shafts
bury Wednesday Afternoon at Z
o'clock Burial IN the South Shafts
bury cemetery
J Mrs. H. Wells Person OF Silver
street gave very pretty Valentine
party last evening al her home
Twenty-e sht guests We're received
and served with a delightful supper
I after which they played 500 the ne
% mainder Il the evening The hous,
d and tables were attractiYely decorat
ed with hearts, cupids and red carna
lions and the place cards we're red ar
lrows.
II Eight deer were seen Sunday in tins
town OF Hoosick near the Pine VALLEY
road Later IN the day FIVE doSa were
4, seen pursuing doe. The New Yorh
u state game protectors have been In
~ stucted to carry rifles for the pur
9 pose of protecting the deer during
S. the nCnths of February and March
lie and dog owners would do we'll to heed
r the warning to keep their dogs con
s. fined.
% Mrs Mary j. Allen, aged g.. passed
~ away Monday afternoon at 2:l5 a
IL her home in North Hoosick- She hat
a a paralytic stroke Sunday morning
"a from which she never reganed cons
csousness. She is survived by fv,
sons and three daughters. She wa.
= the mother CT Irving Allen OF thi,
IN place and Mrs Herman Simmons o
- North Bennington. The funeral vii
N be held Thursday afternoon at tw,
le O'clock
y About 70 were present last night a
the Valentine SOCIAL given in III,
chapel OF the First Baptist church b,
the young people. The games wert
- en- the order OF Valentine social Ed
Buss was busy In his studio max nj
proiiles OF those present. Harr,
n tInidon gave several selections OF
the xylophone. Earle Chase sang
\. solo The refreshments consisted o
= sherbet and cake. Mss Thelma Jol
81 yett had charge of the entertainment
10 What Mrs. 6renninger, OF New York
Saw AkAILA q A nAi.An