The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-08
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
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A. j. Cooper motored to Troy Tues
day
The sun rose at 7o7 and will set
at SOP today.
Fresh lemon and apple pies. Check.
crime Market,
Mr., and Mrs. II. B. Hutchins spent
Tuesday in Troy
Daniel Sargent is in Boston for the
week on business.
Boston head lettuce and fancy fresh
celery, Petras Market
DR. and Mrs. Frank h. Hurley mo-
tored TO Troy Tuesday.
Mrs. Burton Hard of Arlington
spent Tuesday in town.
Fresh cinnamon buns and parker
house rolls Checkerline.
Lester Nichols is confined to his
home by severe cold.
Mrs, II. A. Hu.ett OF South Shaft
bury was in town Tuesday
Mrs. G. D. Howard or Arlington was
a visitor in town Tuesday
Miss Bertha Gold has resigned her
pos tion with NJ. Lurie & Co.
Tr and Mrs e. E. Larrabee were in
Albany Tuesday on business.
What is better than a loaf of milk
and honey bread? Checkerline Mkt y
Miss Marcia Bouplon Is confined to
her home on North street with
quinsy.
George ID, Donnely and Elmer On
widdie attended the Troy auto show
Tuesday.
! Cookies-fruit bars, sugar, molasses,
lemon, ginger and cocoanut buffers.
/ Checker inc.
Miss Flora LOOMS has returned
from North Adams where she has
been on business.
Miss Persis Holden is at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Hol.
den, Of Old Bennington.
Miss Anna Somers and Miss Olive
Tefft spent the weekend in Troy and
! Schenectady on business.
Cleaning, pressing, repairing and al
tering of all kinds done at J. C. Jen-
sen & Co. Merchant Tailors.
John Goldman of New York IS Wis.
sting at the home o. Mr.. and Mrs s.
Soloman Of Valentine street.
Waiter NJ. Woodward, r, of Morgan
street extension, who has been con.
fined to his home by illness. is able
to be out again
Fresh layer and cup cakes. Check
erline.
Mrs. Irwin Wilcox OF Manchester
called at the Putnam Memorial hos.
pltal Tuesday to see her son, Roger
who has a broken leg.
Several Of the youngsters on the
Bennington streets are talking. play.
and buying marbles. A sure sign that
spring is knocking at the door
f T. Griswold, who has been CON
fined to his home by illness for a few
days. has recovered and has returned
to his business place on Main street.
Roy Bostrick and William Wlnslow
left Tuesday for Detroit Mr. Bostrck
will visit relatives In the middle West
and Mr. Winslow's home is in Detroit
The employees Of J. Ed. Walbridge
were busy Tuesday afternoon putt ng
up a new awning to protect the dress
goods displayed in J. c. Jensens Win.
dows.
Fresh jersey, vienna and water rolls.
Checkerline
Miss Tressa McKeoWn OF Division
street, who has been Guaranteed for
scarlet fever for the past four week;
has resumed her duties at the Allen
a.
Mrs william H. Bradford accom-
panied by Mrs. Louis r. Whitney and
Mrs. Edward Dewey of Union street
motored to Troy Tuesday to attend
the auto show
Strictly fresh eggs are selling for
50c and soc IN the local markets
Creamery butter brings an average
price of 55c per pound, while dairy
butter is a little lower, soc per pound.
Ruth Cook, the infant uaug1ter OF
Mr.. and Mrs +. j. Cook died last
night at their home on Silver street.
The child was born January 30. Fun
eral arrangements have not yet been
made
The Miss on workers OF Ire Sec.
,ond Congregational church met Tues
day night with Mrs. c. s. Mills at
the parsonage. The subject discuss.
ed was the Y. W. c. A. The ladies
brought sewing,
The price of wheat per bushel has
gone up 2Oc per bushel in the last
few days. If the advance continues
It will necesstate a proportional in.
crease in the price of -four -Four
is now selling at S1.25 to $3.50 per
sack according to grade and brand.