The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-09
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Briefly for Busy Readers
Mrs Charles Il. Wells motored to
Troy today.
Mrs. L. E. Pierce OF Manchester
spent Friday in town.
Mrs. R. E. Way of Manchester
spent Friday in town.
William Russell of Clinton, Mass,
Is spending few days with friends
in town. Ng ~ u eug ihTo8
Harold e. Millaf OF Boston s the
guest OF his mother, Mrs. G, a. Millar
OF Main stEeeC
Attorney. Robert e. Healy has pur-
chased an Oldsmoblle roadster 1of
Healy Brothers. ga
Mrs Eugene. Graves OF Cleveland Is
IN town for d few days visiting rela-
tiyes and friends. N.ar
Wanted:--i'our moro first c!asG
carpenters at once. II. +. lockwood
telephone 201.W. Ad;
Rev. Charles 3. Seymour of Mt Yer.
non, N Y, is the guest of his daugh-
/ ter, Mrs. John Smith OF Morgan street
Miss Eva Yeti Of Montpelier Is the
guest OF Mrs. Jennie Levin of North
street.
James T.. Dalgleish and daughter OF
Washinetos d. C., have been the
gnests OF h.s, +. w. Bradford for the
past week.
Joseph Dublin. who has been spend
ing few days in town at the home OF
Mrs. Jennie Levin, has returned to
New York kt
Mr. and Mrs. II. Yeti spent Wed.
nesday at the home Of Mrs Jennie
Levin while motoring from New York
ct Montpelier. 7 tiuse
Miss Minerva Holmes, OF Dewey
street left today for Round Lake, n
Y, where she will attend the Sunday
School institute for a week.
Prof. Frederick Burt, a member OF
the faculty OF the Mississippi State
Agr cultural college, is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Lucy j. 3 Burt.
Conrad in Quest of His Youth, .
starring Thomas Meighan, VITA Kath.
Ign Williams and Margaret Loom S.,
'pera house today. Advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G Root OF Rut.
land motored to Benn ngton Friday to
spend few days with Mr. Roots par
ents, Mr.. and mrs. William A. Root
OF Union street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Pierce Of
ST. Johnsbury. who brought on the
body OF the late Louis King who was
! killed on st. Johnsbury Monday to
the home of his parents IN East Dor.
set, visited with friends IN town.
Mr., and Mrs. Perry Isaacs and fam.
~, who have been for q week with
/ Mr.. and Mrs Barney Cantor OF Pleas
ant street, returned Friday to their
home in Syracuse Miss Lillian Can
tor returned with them for short
stay.
Mrs. Rose Sissons Niles, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs, Frank Sissons OF
White Creek died Friday at the Sara.
toga City hospital She was 30 years
OF age TIE body has been broug
to the homie OF her parents in White
Creek where the funeral will be ne Il
Monday afternoon at o'clock, stand.
ard me.
Word has been received by Edward
'orcier Of Union street that the sec.
ond operation Which was performed
on his little daughter Cecilia at the
St Elizabeth's hospital in Brighton.
Mass, last Tuesday pronounced
successful and the little girl Is get
ting along as well as can be expected
| Christ an Science services are
held at COG Main street Sunday at IL
a. M, and Wednesday evening at
1880. The reading room is open to
the public from TO 5 p. IN. every
day except Saturday, Sunday and hol.
days Here may be read, borrowed
or purchased oil authorized Christian
Science literature.
Mrs. Ann Herlihy OF County street
died this morning at the 'rspital.
aged 60 years. Mrs. Herlihy who
! lived at the home OF her brother
Gibbons English. fell few days ago
and broke her hip She was taken
TO the hospital but her general con-
dition was such that she did net raj
lily. The funeral will be held Monday
morning at clock from ST Franc
de Sa'es church. The burial VIII be
In Park Lawn cemetery.
Residents of bennington who desire
to contribute to the fund being ra sed
to finance the proposed holding OF the
annual state fremens tournament In
this village may do so by applying to
Chief Engineer William Sears, whose