The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Advertisements.
Evergreen wreaths Checkerline. 81
] Mrs. E w. Dewey spent Monday in
Troy.
Joseph sweeny Of Adams street is
in Troy today
Order early and help US give you
good service. Checkerline.
Albert Andrews Of SALISBURY Val
ley was III town yesterday
Albert Schwartz is working at the
Q. 7. market during the holidays.
Mrs. Grant Eallenbeck of Depot
street is spending the afternoon and
evening in Troy
Greeting cards, desk sets, ever.
sharp pencil fountain pens, diaries.
calendars, at Evans
The stark Hose company last night
leld dress rehearsal in Union hal
Tor their coming minstrel show.
Everyone wants to see THE Idle
Class Charlie Chapins latest re-
ease, last showing Harte ;.1eatre to-
day
j. j. Child Of Albany motored to
bennington Tuesday and was a guest
dinner Of his sister, Mrs Z, y. Pat
terson
Mrs. Jacob Solomon of Troy is in
)wn, and will spend the holidays
With her son, Soloman OF Valentine
street
We have nice fancy dressed tur.
eys at CSC per pound. Average
eight 8 to 10 pounds. Petcrson's
Market 87tJ
Gold and silver tnsal cord wrap
ping tissue, seals, tags Dennis0n
Handy boxes coin holders, pencil
boxes, etc, at Evans
Strictly lres3 eggs are selling at
from 75c to soc per dozen Butter
holds about the same Dairy butter
angos from 53c to 60c ana creamery
butter is soc per pound.
George Wadsworth Of Gage street
is reported to be improving after be-
ng confined seven weeks with brol,
N leg dc sustained the injury when
he fell from q ladder Vile working
at Sibley's machine shop
Stark Lodge OF Odd Fellows will
work the thiyd degree on several
and. dates tonight in Odd Fellows
nall Refreshments will be served
following the ceremonies. All Odd
Eel oWs are cordially invited
The regular mldwook service OF the
First BAPTIST church VII be held to-
morrow evening at 7:20 The subject
S How We Got our Bible The
ieacOns will meet at 1915 those VINO
are coming into the church at Christ
mas time
Buried Treasure. starring Marion
Davies, is a story OF Wall street
buccaneers and pirates OF the Spau
Ssh Main OF love and intrigue in New
York society love and battle uuder
~ black flag opera house 7 day
and Saturday
A giant candy cane bangs in th
Bennington Candy SHOP. Everyoa
as one guess %. to It's Weight; wis
guess must be left, with the pu
rame. in the store The conf t
closes Saturday night The near, 81
g0esser gets the Bis cane absolutely
free
Among the Arlington people A
Bennington YESTERDAY We're: MIS-
a. NJ. Walker aud daughter kathryn
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Walker Miss
Edith Walker Mr. and Mrs. Seymour
G. Hard anA daushtef Helen. Leroy
Lawrence, Edgar Lawrence, MISS
/ Charlotte Lawrence, Mrs Anpa Alana
ana Miss Marjorie Mann
/ 4 fire broke out in Stephen Nal
yey's ONE on Dewey street Monday
/ n ght. On owing 70 the vigilance OF
neiqhbors. was extnguishcd without
! serious damage one OF the occu
pants OF the house Went out and lett
an oil stove burning in his room. Tho
rest of the family were down town.
Two neighbors saw the blaze and
sent in stil alarm, witch was
answered by the Ford chemical truck
/ The dre VAS gotten under control,
however. before the truck arrived.
Mr.. aad Mrs. J. Laurence Griswold
we're summoned to Rochester, n. y"
today by te Cgram aunounc ne the
sudden death OF Mrs, Griswolda
Ifathcr s. b. Griswold. The deceased
was engaged in the railroad business
and il is presumed that death was due
to an accident. although nc particu-
lars were given in the telegram re-
ceived ny tie grief stricken daughter
MIR. Griswold was in Bennington less
than two weeks ago and had visited
his daughter frequently since her
comparatively recent marriage
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