The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

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News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.
Mrs. Ramsay McNaughton Of Man
chester is in town today shopping.
Rshearsals of the Bennington City
Bend will be postponed until January
2.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mattison and
family of Sunderland were Sunday
guests in town.
Miss Alice Mcbride of Spring
street has returned from a visit of a
few days in Troy.
Charles Colburn of North street
was burned Sunday about the face
and was taken to the Putnam Memor
ial hospital.
Don I forget to leave your name and
address for one OF our pretty House
calendars at J. c. Jensen & Co.,
Merchant Tailors.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McDermott OF
Schenectady spent Sunday with Mr..
Mcllermott's mother, Mrs. M. A. Nc
Dermott OF Park street.
Beating the Came a worth while
story that teaches a lesson that every
person should heed. starring Tom
Moore. Ifarte theatre today.
Francis p. Jones, son Of Mr.. and
! Mrs. Francis Jones OF North Ben,
nington, died Sunday November 20.
The burial was this morning.
Charles A. Curtis of Richmond, Ind.
is at the Home Furniture company
for a few days in the interest of the
Kitchen Maid Cabinet company.
Mrs. John Carrigan, Miss Alice
Biggs and Miss Helen Scanlon went
Sunday to North Adams to assist In
comforting a degree in the order OF
the Catholic Daughters OF America.
Martin v. Green, aged 81 years,
died at the home OF his brother
Henry Green In Pownal Sunday, No,
yember 20. The funeral will be held
ut 2 o'clock Tuesday. Burial in the
lOnSict ScluctElS.
Mabel S. Mozart, wife of Robert
M.eCart, died at the home OF her
| sister in Essex Junction Saturday
| The funeral will be held at her late
home in White Creek Tuesday at !
o'clock, Burial in Hoosick Falls.
The Home Furniture Co., says they
| could secure only fifty Kitchen
Maids" and that the first ladies to
errive at their store after the arrival
OF ,.ie Kitchen Maids is announced
win be the lucky ladies. The display
, advertisement elsewhere in this is
| sue tells all about their arrival, how
to engage them and their low wages
1t was reported at the Troy hos
pital Sunday that the surgeons were
! yet unable to ascertain the full extent
of the injuries received by Archie
King of this village, who was badly
hurt in an automobile accident on the
Troy road early Saturday morning
Friends who visited the unfortunate
man Sunday found him suffering Sc
we're pain which was a nature tt
cause considerable anxiety. 1t ];
known that he suffered a fracture Of
the right thigh and there may alst
be injuries at the hip joint,
Two young Scotchmen from Glas
Cow arrived in Bennington last weel
and intend 10 remain here II they car
get work in town. They are Angus
McGregor and Hugh Frazer. Mr.. Nc
Gregor is accompanied by his wifi
and baby daughter Shelia, while Mr.
Frazer brought out his mother, Mrs
Hugh Frazer, sr. Mrs Frazer is alst
the mother of James Frazer, who ha,
been in Remington for several years
and at whose home the newcomers ar,
guests. They came over on the Cam
eronian, which sailed from Glasgow
and arrived at New York last Thurs
day. Bota the young men like Ben
nington and are anxious to SETTLE
here.