The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readsra

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Mrs. George Tatt of Rutland is
the guest of Mrs. Clarence Farnham
Joseph Coyne has the excavation
well under way for new house on
Stafford street.
Mrs. Meyer Kohn has returned
from a stay of nearly month in New
York where her husband is employed.
H. e Bremen, state cow-testing
supervisor. is in town inspecting the
records of the Rupert-Manchester as
ISOLATION.
Wanted Married man must be good
farmer and teamster, House and
privileges. Apply at The Orchards.
Advertisement 37t4
Something to Think About, the
big Cecil B. Demille production at
the Opera house Friday and Satur-
Observation-Disclosures.
DR.. w. A. Brunei, chiropodist, will
be at the home of Mrs Flpd Russell,
703 Main street, Thursday. Tele-
phone 5S5-14-Advertisement.
The Jucklins" are fighting men.
See what they do and Buster Keaton
in the Haunted House at Harte
Theatre tonight Advertisement.
Mrs. Thomas Ryan of Branch
street was taken yesterday to the
Putnam Memorial hospital where it
was expected she would undergo an
operation TO-DAY.
Special meeting of the II. w. Put
nam Hose company will be held
Thursday evening at o'clock. All
members are requested to be present
as business of Importance is to be
transacted.
The fish and game laws of Yer
mont revised for the biennial period
of 1920-21, have been issued in PAM
phlet form from the Office Of the
state fish and game commissioner, H.
F. Sheldon.
There will be a special IIoeting Of
Bennington post, American Legion
Thursday evening at 1880. All mem
bers are urged to be present as there
are many matters of Importance to
be discussed.
Tomato plants, last call Have
only few dozen left Strong plants
of right size and varieties suitable
for soil and conditions here, Frank
f. Howe, 23S South st. Tel CIV
Advertisement
Miss Leola Daisneault of Mill street
was given a surprise Tuesday evening
in honor Of her birthday by 20 of her
friends. Miss Daigneault received ma
my pretty gifts, and her guests all had
an enjoyable time
THE Jucklins7 if you are looking
for thrills A Paramount picture of
the highest grade and Buster Keaton
in the Haunted House and the L.
IS S. Idaho Kineto Review at Harte
Theatre tonight Advertisement
Bennington post, Veterans of For
eign Wars, vii lhold a meeting at
Stark hose rooms on the evening of
June "a, at o'clock when all mem
bers and all eligible service men who
desire to become charter members,
are requested to be present
Mr.. and Mrs Henry lockwood have
returned from North Adams where
they attended the graduating eXer-
cises Of the state normal school
Their daughter, Miss Ruth lockwood
was a member of the graduating
class.
Miss Catherine Morrissey Miss
Ruth lockwood and Miss Elizabeth
Cronin, who have been attending the
state normal school in North Adams
during the last year, have returned
to their home in this village Miss
lockwood and Miss Cronin were
members of the graduating class
W. S. Cullinan, who recently pur.
chased one OF the brick blocks on
South street, has made decided i'm.
proyements on the second floor of the
building. The hardwood floor in
Apollo hall has been scraped and the
floors and wood work in all of the
rooms have been painted The old
electric wiring has been taken out
and modern wiring substituted. in
the hall indirect lighting fixtures
have been installed
Fish Culturist S. B. Hawks, who is
in charge of the state hatchery in the
Bushnell district, transported 10000
number two lingering over the
mountain by truck yesterday. One
quarter of the consignment went to
streams in the vicinity of Wilmington
and the remainder were taken Il
IlBrattleboro Tomorrow the cultur
list will take another lot of 10000 to
( Readsboro There are at present
nearly 100000 stock fish at the hatch
cry which means that distribution
| will be continual until October.