The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS

News of the Town ard Village aut
Advertisements.
! G. Lincoln Hall was q recent visitor
in A bany.
Samuel Captain spent Tuesday in
Brattleboro.
Rooms to rent at the Scott house on
Pleasant street. 1879
Store closes at noon Thursday.
/ Order cary. Checker Line.
I Mrs. Ida Basset and son Duane are
spending few days in Brattleboro.
Everything in cooked meats; try
some, picked lamb tongue. Checker
ithe Es#g .JgB
! Fancy sword mackerel block is.
land blue and halibut at Checker
Line.
Douglas Hawks and Fred Wheeler
were IN north Adams Tuesday on bust.
ness.
4 Paddock, cod, T}oston blue, Flound.
er. CLAIMS and lobster y at Caeckcr
Line. #
Miss Dora Gallagher OF Rut and is
visiting at the home OF Mrs. d. +.
Cronin.
Mrs Ralph Borte'l, who is patient
at the Putnam Memorial hospital, is
i reported to be gaining.
There will be a meeting OF the
Loyal Comrades tomorrow night in
the NJ. W. of A. rooms.
Do your shopping Thursday morn
ing. Remember stores close at noon
Order early. Checker Line.
J Mr. and Mrs Frank Wood returned
from Lake st, Catherine, where they
have been spending a few days
\ Dancing at Odd Fellows hall, North
Adams. Thursday evening. Music by
Curley's orchestra OF New Britain
Conn. '''s'i' seefl9basasa
For Sale--Cooking Utensils and mis-
cellaneous household articles. In
quire of Mrs. Mata Patterson, Branch
street. 2t' e
Mary Miles Minter in the clever
comedy drama Moonlight and Honey
enckle" Read the adj lIarte thea
tire today.
Misses Esther and Edith Plumb re
turned yesterday from two weeds
visit with their uncle, A. ]. Provap al
Rutland. ~
Miss Antoinette Talbot. a student
nurse at Hillcrest hospital, Pittsheld
Mass, is at home for vacation OF
two weeks
Mrs. Walter Woodward of Morgan
street who has been confined to her
home with injuries received in a fall
is able to be out again. =
The annual picnic of st. Peters
Parish will be held tomorrow al
Hedges Lake. Cars will leave the
Parish house at 1920 sharp.
Lawrence Wood and Kenneth Hunter
are having two weeks vacation from
their duties in Wards Drug Store, and
are In camping at Lake ST. Catherine.
Prof Richard S. Bahah, organist of
Pilgrim church. Cleveland, Ohio. Is
expected this week to pass the month
of August at his home at Old Benning
ton. "''r iI
Mrs. Mata Patterson and her son
Harry A. Patterson, a student at Ohio
State university. are in town from
Columbus, o., and are visiting rela
tives .+...,
A blouse sale commencing Thurs.
day morning: s2,9S, 1915. $3.50
$3.50 $3.50 and $3.50 formerly $3.50
to sl5. See our window. The Mur.
rays
Mrs Downer Austin of Elizabeth, ~
j.. who has been spending a few DAYS
with her sister-in law, Mrs. Herbert F.
Robinson, left today to visit Mrs Charl
rs f, Welles at Old Bennington for
the month OF August.
Wilfred Talbot. who spent a part OF
his vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Talbot Of Mill street, has
left for Berllngton where he has accept
ed position with the Metropolitan
Life Insurance company.
The U. S. civil service will hold o
competitive examination at Benign
ton, August 20 for the positions OF
clerk and carrier in the Bennington
postofice, The salary range is from
s14OO to $500. Application fol
chance to take the examination may
be made to c. Lynn Wood at the 10
cal office.