The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for 6rsy Readers

ENhA.
Mrs. Alfred Buck of Arlington spent
Friday IN town.
II L. Fox of Amsterdam N. Y. was
In town Friday on business.
Get a fancy roast of pork or veal
tonight at C~heckerline. Adv.
Mrs, Robert Healy and Mrs. Wells
Person motored to A bany Friday.
D.. F. S. Braley motored to his home
n Bolton Landing for the holiday,
Don't miss Behold My Wife, last
show at Opera house today. ADV. +
II YOU want the very best straw.
berries cal at the Fruitland. ADV.
Home grown beet green's, s~n'nach
and asparagus. Checkerline. ADV.
CheckerIine Market viii close Mon.
day at noon. Get your orders in early
IAC..
The melody boys who put the "iazz'
in jazzing at Hawks hall Saturday
night, ADV. 17t2
Behold My Wife" the big special
attraction and a Pathe News at Opera
house today. ADV.
Miss Irene Cook left Friday for Ball
lston Spa, N, y, where she will visit
for several weeks.
John Pill sbury Of Boston is the week
end guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
tlawhs OF South street.
At Drysdale especial today only.
Jersey Suits, sizes l6 to A, $40 regu-
liar Sl6.75 value. Adv,
Al Drysdale's SPECIAL today en- "
Jersey Suits, sizes 16 to A $40, Regu-
llar S1G.75 value. Adv,
Mrs, John H%oughton OF North Hoo
sick is visiting her sister Miss Anne
Sheehy of Grant street. .
The village Library viii be closed
from the closing hour this evening
until Wednesday morning.
Harry Coffin went today to Mont.
c'air N. j. to join his family who
have been there for a week,
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Boynton of
Man street left by motor today for
Coventry, Vt. to spend the holiday.
At Drysda,e'5-special today only,
extra good value turkish and huck
towels, l9c. See window display. Adv.
Mr., ard Mrs. w w. Phelps and Mrs.
Charles Harris left by motor today for
Brocton. Mass, where they will stay
for a few days.
NJ SIS Josephine Yiger, who has spent
eight weeks with her brother in Troy,
returnedto Bennington this week and
Is staying with Mrs Alfred Marsceille.
Francis E. Morrissey OF Burlington
is spending a few DAYS with his par.
ents, MIR. and Mrs. John P. Morrissey
OF Washington street.
Or. and Mrs. W, f, Putnam are
spending the day in Troy, While there
they viii attend the Graves-CaIdwell
wedding aad reception.
Any woman in Bennington or vicin
" VINO is a college alumne is asked
70 communicate with Mrs. William II.
Wills, Union street, tel 423.W. Aay.
Don't miss Fatty Arbuckle n brew
sters Millions" a Mutt and jeff com
edy and episode . Of The Purple
II ders' at Harte Theatre today, ADV.
Miss Gilbert Ransom OF Pleasant
street and Miss Bridge Mcclure OF
Stafford street are spending the
week end witl friends in Hoosick
Falls.
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Mr.. and Mrs Burt ~Stookwell, Mr. and
Mrs. George Marion and George Hea V
'of Seymore, Conn, are visiting at the
home of MIR, and Mrs. Edward D..
Moore of Gage street
Mrs. ]. b. Drapeau, accompanied by
Attorney Zepherin lion and Mrs.
Fiiion from Montreal, arrived today
to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Marsceille Of School street,
The Holton Greenhouses VII be
open all day Sunday on account of
Decoration day and will close Mon.
day at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs f. p. Hanley are to
Heave Tuesday for New York and viii
sail next Saturday fer a two months
visit in Germany and Switzerland,
Mr.. Hanley's former home was in
gWmtemberg.
2 Miss Alice Murray of Albany is
spending few days at the HOMO ~
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. d, r. Muir
ray Of School street. Mss Murray is
accompanied bv Miss Montee of Lake
Lucerne, N. Y,
Sunday services at st. Francis de
sales church Mass and Holy Com.
munion at Z and $50. High mass and
Sermon at 1890. Sunday school at
40 p, m, Rosary. Litany and Bene
C.>tion at 1880 p. m.
The Canadian forests and lakes pro.
vide Sal sbury with r.ch and natural
settings which add considerably to
the artistic beauty of The Barbian".
Yes at the Ibrary Theatre Monday
and Tuesday. ADV.
MIR. and Mrs. Havilanl Sibley went
Friday on a motor tip to Boston to
spend The week end an1 holiday. They
will visit Mr.. Sibley's brother, Theo-
dore Carpenter, who is a student at
the Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
no ogy.
tThe services at ST. Peters church
tomorrow will he at the usual hours,
ucly Commpn on at 7:30, Mornine
mayer at 1880 The Bishops annual
address to the Diocesan convention
will he read at this service; church
school at noon, evening prayer at
o'clock.
George L.. Cornell and Mary e. Bent
leV were married Saturday afternoon