The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.
Very fine poultry at the checkerlIpe

Very fine poultry at the checkeripe
Oscar Osland is i'll at his home on
Putnam street.
Mrs. Lucy Betit is i'll at her home
on MI street,
Special assortment OF chocolates,
35c h., at Handy and. 52t2
Mrs. w. A. Austin has recovered
from recent illness
Henry Spencer OF North Adams was
in town Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. b. Pilling and son Robert are
spending the day in North Adams.
For Sale: so white leghorn hens
good laying strain. Tel. 653-2. sits"
Try our own pack OF salt pork and
home rendered lard. Checkerlne.
Old Dollar Bill will be in town
Dollar Day Wednesday, March 18th
SITS
Miss Beatrice Hayes spent the
week end in Arlington with her par.
entS.
Good variety Of fresh and salt fish
for Wednesday at Petras mkt. phone.
576-W.
Sam Caplan, manager for NJ Lurie
& Co., is in Albany for the day on bus
mess.
Miss Ida B. Livingston is confined
to her home on Booth Terrace by Ill.
nes,
John Greenlish Of Floosick Falls
spent the weekend W tn relatives in
town.
Bill is coming. Bill Who? Why
Dollar Bill, on Wednesday, March
18th. sits
Miss Frances l.. O Donnell has re-
turned from a weekend spent In A e
bany
Albert Taylor, Waiter Nevis, Mich
cal Beal and Joseph Betus spent Sun.
day in Albany,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter st. Pierre and
Monday to attend the funeral OF
George Pellerin.
Miss Kathleen Murray has return
ed from a week spent in Arlington
as the guest Of her aunt.
| Roy Brown OF Pittsfeld was in town
Monday to attend the funeral Of his
brother.in- George Pellerih.
William Bent has returned to his
duties with the Nichols Electric com
pany after recent illness Of week.
Mrs, Mary Hanrahan of North
street who has been confined to her
home with severe cold Is able to be
out again.
NJ SIS Catherine Coy, who is EN-
ployed at the Wooiworth store, is
detained home today by the illness Of
ier mother.
| b. H. S. will play the American
egicn basketball team at Library
Hall Wednesday night at o'clock.
Admission Csc
Lawrence King, who has been IL
for some time returned tn morning
to his duties as operator at the Wes-
tern Union Office.
hlSS anna FldHdI VI 4NOl vi oleek
lie this morning for New York where
she will visit for two weeks with
/ friends and relatives.
( Miss Alice Murray, who spent the
weekend at her home in Bennington,
j has returned to her dut es as teacher
at Albany Business College
The teachers OF the Baptist Sun.
day school met Monday evening TOR
study and organization at the home
Of Miss Florence Walbr dge,
Joseph Layinz. Arthur Phillips and
John Ryan, members of Bonn ngton
council, I'm ghts Of Columbus were in
A bany Sunday to take the third de-
gree
Fig Squares. Checkerline
The Grand and G orious Order OF
Shi tiers is gaining bold on the 10.
cal population II is more contagious
than FLU" and bids far to gain more
adherents than the Ku Kux Khan.
Commencing Friday, express pack
ages, except newspapers, viii be car
ried from Pennington on the follow
ing cars only $50 and II a. IN, l.: 80
and $3.50 p. m, 52t3'
Our parkerhouse rolls are the best
ever. Checkerline,
See Alice Lake in The Colder
Gift'-the drama OF Nita Gordon
struggle to choose cradle or career
and the c'osing episode OF Nv me {
Of the West" Harte Theatre, TO-
morrow
Should wife cry and make q
scene when she finds her husband
dining with another woman in pub
lie restaurant See Ethel Clayton II
"Exit-The Vamp," Harte Theatre
today