The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-11
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Strictly fresh fish for Wednesday
at Petras Mkt
Mr. and Mrs Wayne Adams are
spending the day in Albany.
Mrs Heman Brown Is seriously i'll
at her home in Old Bennington.
/ Dr. H. N. Gordinier of Troy was re-
Gently in town on consultation.
Howard S. Stone Of New York is
visiting his brother Percy S. Stone.
/ Henry c. Farrar of Rutland is
spending a few days in town on bust
ness.
The big dish sale is still in full
swing at Garreau and Belanger's
store.
Lost-An amethyst brooch. Finder
return to Banner Office and receive
reward.
w. b. Sleldons home property for
sale. Fourteen rooms. Three bath
rooms.
4. j. Cummings was in Arlington
this morning to attend the funeral Of
relative,
Mrs Catherine Murphy and daugh.
ter Miss Agnes Murphy, are spending
the day in Troy
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Graves of Poult.
ney were recent guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II. Stafford.
Easter greeting cards, booklets
post cards, decorative paper, Easter
coors in stationery at Evans.
Jean Dewey, small daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs e. w. Dewey, is confined
to her home on Union street by i'll
ness.
Service tonight in the chapel Of the
First Baptist church. ct 1880 There
is an important meeting Of the
deacons.
l., b. A. Mcdowell of Chicago. a
travelling representative Of the Allen
a company was in town Monday on
business.
NJ A. Sheldon Of Hudson Falls, a
representative Of the Kingsbury CON
struction company is in town for two
or three days.
St Francis de Sales choir mem
bers are earnestly requested to attend
a very important rehearsal I'm the
church Friday evening.
There will be no rehearsal Of St
Francis de Sales choir this evening
The rehearsal will be held in the
church Friday evening.
"A Wide Open Town an ideal
CONWAY Tearle play, a Ralph lnce
production Pathe News and a
Rolin comedy Harte theatre today
Miss Lois Estes, a sophomore at
U. V. NJ, who has been spending the
spring vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs c. S. Estes, returned today
to burlington.
James J. Fox, the venerable deal
er in second hand goods has moved
from the Hawks block on NortI
street TO the Brewster block annex
on Pleasant street.
Napoleon Cote. who ias been yis-
ting his brother, Noel Cote. and
other relatives in town for the past
month, returned this morning 10 his
ZONE in Quebec.
Holy Week service tonight in the
Second Congregat.o chape. at
| 100. Tie subject Of the brief adj.
dress at the service tomorrow night
will be The Sure Foundations.
An arrangements for the X. of c.
ball are now practically completed
and the committee In charge is max
ing earnest efforts to have the grand
march form promptly at Q o'clock.
Good variety OF strictly fresh fish
or Wednesday at Petras Market. .
Collins NJ Graves. prohibition d..
rector for the state of Vermont. viii.
le the speaker at the regular meet.
ing OF the Methodist brotherhood TO
le held at the church al S o'clock
his eyen.ns.
a number of Bennington Master
Masons we're in Cohoes last night 10
attend the con.erring Of the Mount
doriah degree by the Fellowcratt
Tub of Cohoes lodge, f. and \. VI. up
on 275 candidates.
Miss Janet Macintosh left Sunday
or Saxton's River where she has en-.
cred Saxtons River Academy She
vas accompanied by NJ Gertrude
Mcguire who returned TO Benning
ton Monday evening
At the annual meeting of Temple
chapter Monday evening the follow.
ng officers were elected: Il. II. 2.
Frank r, Howe; King, j. W. Rense.
lausen; Scribe, +. S. Braley; secre-
AIRY, H. Wells Person, treasurer, l..
Il. N'tho,s; c. OF H., Thomas Bason.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Everett arrived
yesterday from Washington to open
their home in Old Bennington for the
summer. Mrs Hilda Hess of Wash.
ngton. who has been busy for some
time putting the residence at The
Orchards in readiness for occupancy
returned home today
a few members OF the Bennington
Girls club, chaperoned by Mrs Jack.
son, liked TO the Y camp Sunday A
steak dinner that would equal one o.
los.