The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-16
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Twelve empty -four sacks for 800.
Davenport's Bakery.
Mrs. Albert Andrews of SALISBURY
Valley spent Thursday in town.
Miss Jennie Corey is spending the
week with friends in Arlington.
Fancy native dressed veal and
young spring lamb at the CHICKERING'S
Hugh Chase and son Carl have re-
turned from camping at the Kelly
Stand.
For a complete line OF everything
good to eat stop in at Checkerline. =
! The Brunswick bowling alleys will
reopen Saturday, September 17th, I'M
der new management, 7t3
William S. Hart in "OMalley of
The Mounted Opera house tonight
and tomorrow night.
Mrs, Thomas Mann and Mrs. John
Mann OF East Arlington spent Wednes
day in town shopping. p
Joseph j. Flynn, who passed the
summer in Bennington, left today for
his home in New York city.
John Maher of Hartford. Conn. is
in town to attend the funeral OF his
cousin, Mrs. Bridget Maher.
Mrs. Byron A. Harrington of North
Adams spent Tuesday with Miss phy.
lis Cakes of East Main street.
There will be a meeting of the
tournament committee of the Fire
Department tonight at 8 o'clock.
Thomas Bracket is visiting his
classmate, Sam Blackmere, until time
to return to Yale University
Mrs. Katherine Campbell of Wake
field, Mass, is guest of Mrs
Thomas Powers of Mccall street
Mr. and Mrs. Larrabee have return.
ed from Norwich, Conn. where they
have been visiting their son, Harold
Larrabee.
William S. Hart in "OMalley of the
Mounted distinctly western photo.
play Opera house tonight and To-.
morrow
Mathew Mulqueen. who has been
emp Dyed by John Carroll as driy.
or. nov has employment at the Hol.
den. Leonard company Mill
TIE annual Freshmen reception OF
the Bennington High school will be
given this evening. Dancing from 8
10 II. students and alumni are invit.
ed.
There viii be musical Festival at
Union hall, corner OF North and River
streets, Friday September 16, Tor the
Benefit Of the Sacred Heart school.
Admission 25c. 7t3e
Yopng or old. wise or Otherwise.
sower OF reaper, II. y. Warner in
When We Were Twenty-One" viii
jo't ycur feelings and Jar your spine
Harte Theatre today
Sec Nm S. Hart and his 1orse Pin.
to IN some perilous riding and other
stunts Tor which he is famous in
70 Malley Of the Mounted" Opera
mouse today and tomorrow.
The annual rummage sale given by
the Woman Auxiliary to the Y. NJ.
c. A. will be held this year in October
People are asked to bear this in mind
and save articles of clothing for this
week.
You'll see Nat Goodwins famous
stage success live again and you II be
supremacy entertained if you see
when We Were Twenty One" star
ring H. b. Warner. llmte Theatre
today
Miss Julia Mattison, age II, died
Thursday while visiting at the home
OF her nephew ind Wiliamstown. Flu.
neral will he held at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. Thomas Dunlap in South
SALISBURY, Sunday at p. m. Rev
Benn will ohiciate.
Wallace B. Cutting had an anniyer-
starry Thursday. He didn't stop to
celebrate but kept on working just as
he had been working Tor L. b. Paiter-
son for 80 years. Mr.. Patterson had
been in business but a few months
when Mr. Cutting entered his employ
and he has been on the job ever since.
During that period his stubby mus
tache has grizzled and his hair has
grayed but his back is as straight and
his step as light as when he sold his
first pound OF tea.
ARLINGTON