The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-09
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

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Miss Molly Ryan, is confined to her
home on Gage street BY illness.
1 Mrs. sayre Mcleod Of Greenwich
IN. Y, is in town for few days.
Leslie Jackman of shelburne Falls
4 Is visiting his brother, Francis Jack.
I man.
y Saturday being legal holiday, the
banks Will be closed. DO your BANK
ing on Friday
Mrs. Claude Campbell and Mrs. G..
l.. Randall OF Manchester were in
town today on business.
The American legion will celebrate
Armistice day by holding confetti
dance in Union hall Friday evening.
Large and small oysters, scalops,
cherry stone clans live and boiled
lobster at Estes market. Tel 7l5."f
A good variety of fresh fish. Order
Thursday night for early Friday de-
Ilivery. Estes market. Tel rs.
Miss Katherine Kelley has return.
| ed from West Rutland, where she has
/ been spending a few days with Rev. j.
j. Cullion.
l.ost--One fuzzy brown mitten be
tween Man and Washington streets
Finder please return to Mary Mckee,
washington st.
The November meeting OF the vii
lag board of trustees adjourned from
Tuesday evening will be held tonight
at 1890 O'clock.
lrne Castle in "No Trespassing.
more yivacious than ever in this
sparkling story of love, laughter and
sunshine. Harte theatre tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Eldred and
family have closed their home in west
Bennington and left today for De
Leon Springs, Fla, where they viii
lspend the winter
1 The New Teacher" starring Shir.
Hey Mason. Is a story of the adven-
lures of o society girl who wanted to
do something worth while. She want
ed excitement and she got it. Harte
theatre, today.
Mrs. William Scott entertained
4 tables at bridge Wednesday after.
noon at her home on West Main
street. There was prize for the
i holder OF the highest score at each
table. The winners were: Mrs. A..
w. Braisted, Miss Mary Adams, Mrs
Hiram Fassett and Miss Putnam OF
Worcester, who is visiting at ,Ie
home OF Mrs. Il. l.. Sibley. Very dain-
ty refreshments were served.
Weather conditions have been
against the deer hunters ever since
the opening of the season ON Monday.
There has been so much fog on the
mountains that 4 has been mpos.
sible TO see but short distance The
best buck reported fell before the
rifle OF Ray Barlow.ta 12-point head.
The Cutler boys in Woodford have
4 secured Il buck and there may have
been one or two more Kills in this
vicinity.
The Red Cross Is a great national
organization ready TO move at the
time OF any disaster, great or small.
IL the Red Cross is crippled nat Oh.
ally Il can not raise It's head and say
4 DEFINITELY in me OF need that it viii
carry the burden. UHless the annual
roll call is a great sucoes throughout
the country the National Red Cross
must silently field It's tent and pars
away. Bennington. as usual. VII do
its duty Join the Red Cross Mem.
bership drive opens November 18th.
A letter received from Mrs. Everett
states that Edward II. Everett, a pat
lent at ST. Luke's hospital, New York.
following serious opration. is max
ling a remarkable recovery The New
York surgeons are OF the opinion that
more RAPID progress would be made
in Bennington than in New York and
advise removal here as soon as the
patients condition will warrant. /.
is barely possible that Mr.. Everett
will leave New York for Old Benn ne
ton the latter part OF next week.
The Fortnightly club wants Is new
members before the next meeting on
November 81. Ten OF these have al
lroady been secured. Each member Is
asked to try to get at least one new
member. II they will make the effort
they will be surprised to find how
easy it Is to locate some one ready to
Join There are ten more programs
to be given. which makes the cos;
only 90 cents for each meeting to
any one joining now. The names of
candidates for membership should be
given as soon as possible to any one
OF the board of five directors, Mrs.
liz. L. Slbley. Mrs G. 8. Mills, Mrs.
If. +. Howe, Mrs. H. S. Moses, Mrs.
l.. r. Whitney.