The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

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Advertisements.
Fresh home pork at the Checker
line.
Mrs. William Ritter OF Manchester
lis in town for the day.
/ J. w. Schmidt Of Now York Is in
town for a few days on business
The Wild Goose, beautiful dra.
matte. uplifting the ad. Ilarto
Theatre today.
Another superb Paramount picture.
THE Wild Goose" Read the ad
lIarte Theatre today
Fresh oysters. clans and Holsters
at the Checkerllne.
Mrs Jessie soule of Eagle Mills, N.
y. is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. John
| Norton
I I Mr.. and Mrs. Millard NJ. Summer
motored to Brattleboro today to at.
tend the. fair.
Mr.. aud Mrs Lalleur of Middlebury
we're guests Monday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiifred Duclaws
For superyalues in boys, girls and
children's shoes. visit our bargain
counters al Novecks. 1872
A small winder to gold watch was
lost this morning, VIII finder please
return to Banner Once?
r. A. Perry Of the Berkshire Street
Hallway Company has returned from
vacation Of two weeks.
Mrs James Purdy and daughter
Dorothy and Mrs William Noyes Of
Manchester Were IN town Monday.
John Ryan Of Depot street is sub
/ ~ tiutlaE ~ fnllinan's market on
South street{ii the absence OF Mr..
Cullinpn.
! Miss Beatrice Bett who spent
a few days with her grand mother,
Mrs. Lucy Betit. has returned to her
home in Wilmington.
Leon Stratton left Monday for
South Bend, Ind, to take a position
Mr.. Stratton has worked for J. Ed
Walbridge Tor the past seven years,
I.ost--Mondav evening. September
2G, large gold locket going from the
Walloomsac Inn to the Post ONCE. II
found kindly return to the Waloom.
sas Inn and receive reward
William Thompson and son. Miss
Hazel Thompson and Miss Mamie
Mahar of Glen Falls, NJ Y and Miss
Catherine Grace of asst Orange. n. j.
motored to Bennington Sunday and
were guests at the home of Frank
Moore OF Adams street.
There will be a meeting of the La
des' Aid society OF the Second Con.
gregauonal church on Wednesday af.
ternoon at 3 O'Clock, at the home of
A. r. Won bette, Imperial Ave. The
officers and leaders OF divisions are
especially urged to be present
MI Anthony Chapter 0. II. S. has
received an invitation TO visit WI
Jamestown chapter Monday evening,
Oct. 3. II is hoped large dclcga,
ton viii 20 aud, those who are plan.
ming to. aret asked TO notify C. S.
ESTES or Mrs Carrie BuiaIham bcl
. fore Friday, SEPT 80. naaa"
Miss Clara Field, daughter Of Mat.
lFlew y. Field, died in Washington,
Monday September 10Th Miss Field
r was sister OF the late Admiral Wells
j.. Field. and nas been Al frequent
y, visitor in Bennington she has n
;. number of friends here WHO Will be
q saddcned by the pcws Of her death,
i Tho funeral viii be held in stock.
{ bridge, Mass "Wednesday
Don't forget the annual meeting Of
II the Public Welfare Associat ON this
- evening at the Bennington Public
r Library The meeting wi be called
to order at eight O'Clock. so please
q be present in me 10 hear all the
). business transacted and to take part
q in the discussions OF plans for the
II future. Remember this is a COM
q munity organization which means that
/. every citizen OF Bennington has an
interest and voice in everything m.
- dertakcn.
/. \ boy named Fenwck. and under
Is years of age. was arraignod before
$ Judge William j. Nleagher this morn.
n ing after being placed under arrest
/. for appropriating an automobile be,
longing TO W. VI. Marshall andsdriving
the car TO Albany without tho owners
consent. States Attorney George A.
Mathers appeared for the prosecution
Because of his age the boy was adj.
judged delinquent and responsibility
u for his future conduct was placed up.