The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

hospital
Miss Jane Green is spending a few
days in Rutland with her sister, Mrs.
William Lapan.
Miss Ruth Mallory Of Albany is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Adelbert Hurley
of Branch street.
Miss Eliza Burns, Gage street, en-.
tered the Putnam Memorial HOSPITAL
today for treatment.
Mrs Fred Sheldon of Dorset has
entered the Putnam Memorial hosp
tai for treatment.
Fremont Barnes entered the Put
nam Memorial hospital today TO UNI
dergo an operation.
Elmer Lansing entered the Putnam
Memorial hospital Wednesday 70 I'm.
dergo an operation today
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ra phi Niles Is improy ne daily
but is still at the hospital.
Mrs. Fred Russell Of North Ben
n'ngton has entered the Putnam
Memorial Hospital for treatment.
Born, January Goth, the Putnam
Memorial hospital, daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Brown Of Arl ngton. .
Born, February LIST, at the Putnam
Memoir al hospital, daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Frank T. Kelley Of Maple
street.
Born, January Goth, at the Putnam
Memorial hospital daughter to Mr..
and Mrs, Horace Galusha Of South
SALISBURY
Oln ". Harwood. who underwent
an operation at the hospital few
weeks ago, was able to sit up for
awhile today.
The Junior Welfare Players VII re-
peat the X ng Winters Carnival" on
Saturday afternoon. Children 10c,
adults 35c. Adv,
The western classic, THAT Girl
Montana starring Blanche Sweet. and
an educational comedy at Harte Thea.
tire today.-Ady
Blanche Sweet in her greatest
screen creation, That Girl Montana"
and -Four Times Foiled' at Harte
Theatre today.-Adv.
Sam Turk, who has been managing
the NJ l.urie & Co, store here, has
gone TO Little Fla Is to take charge Of
the company store there.
The New York Tribune says. Her
Own Money" should interest women
and they will probably see to 1t that
their men folks see It too."-Adv.
THAT Girl Montana "a drama that
lays bare the heart OF a grl during the
raw and furious days of the pioneers.
See It and be thrilled Harte Thea.
tire today,7Adg YIN
The BOARD Of Civil Authority met
this foteneohi atAtheir rooms for the
abatement OF taxes. 1t organized by
electing o. r. Clayton chairman and
W. j. Randles clerk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Howard and fam
lily of White Greek and Mss Gertrude
Bates OF South SALISBURY spent We'd
fhesday With Mr. ara Mrs. Johnsou
Madison Of South street
Fred n. Austin, internal revenue
collector, vii be at the Couft House.
Main street, only two days more
Anyone wishing help in Income tax
blanks should attend to Same at
oncc E8e
!
The Bennington Girls club will give
a dancing party at their rooms Satur-
day evening for ali who took part IN
The Rose Girl" Dancing from to
II. Hurley's orcrestra will furnish
muse.
The Welfare dance held last even
ing at high school hall was huge
success. There was a larger atten-
dance than ever before showing that
the people are realizing this is an OPP
iportunity they should avail themselves
of. The music was very good and a.
had n happy time.
Basketball fans are urged to be pres,
ent at the Y, NJ c. A. gymnasium this
evening when the American Leg on
five will play the Beauty Sleepers
from Hoosick Falls. The "Sleepers'
are reported to be anything but asleep
after the first blast OF the whistle and
a good game is expected
At the pool contest between the
Reds and the Blues of the Odd Fellow
lF. w. Rogers won from L. Whitman
80 OF 25; C. Il Osand won from w. II
Shaw, so to 35 c. H. Ostrander won
his contest with G. II, Plumb by 80 tc
80: and O. X. Clayton beat II. NJ
White by so to 30. This makes the
score now, Blues 4 Reds 2.
Tomorrow Big special entertain
ment Constance Binney in Some
thing Different lone Ameri
can girl, who sought relief from the
boredom Of her money, landed at the
capital of Santiago and plunged into al
exciting revolution. A Pathe News anC
High and DIZZY" Harold L,Oydi
greatest comedy. Harte Theatre. Ad
mission II and 22c.--Adv.
SHOULD wives receive a salary?
Before her marriage Mary Alden hat
worked for living and received sal
airy every week. After she married
she worked just as hard-even harder
and did not receive a penny exoep
what she saved from the housekeep
ing money Was she justified IN tbs
course she took? See "Her Own
Money" as presented by the Vivian
Players and decide for yourself adj
Her Own Money made big hi
IN st, Johnsbury 1t will be In Ben
ripgtop ~ Tho Dnara Itouen Epb 4