The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-08
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Fresh line of vegetables at the
Checkerline.
Mrs George r. Grant is spending
few days in .Pittsfied.
W. p. Abbott OF Bellows Falls was
in town on business today.
~ j. Mccarthy of Boston was a
business visitor in town today,
Extra nice potatoes at the Checker
line.
Mrs. Edward Craven of Troy spent
the weekend with relatives in town.
See our window for specimens of
$1S to $25 dresses. At the Murray's."
/ Mrs William Sears OF Depot street
entered the Putnam Memorial hos.
ptal today.
Miss Hilda Vachon Of Manchester
is spending a few days in town with
relatives.
Mrs Carl Pauson has accepted a
position as soprano in the Congrega
tional choir.
Regular meeting 0. f., s. tonight al
7:45 sharp. A large attendance is
requested.
The first degree will be worked or
several candidates at the meeting OF
Stark Lodge tonight.
Dancing to | at Hawks hall to.
night Shea's orchestra. Admission
so cents, including tax.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Phillips and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baker motored to
Troy Tuesday evening.
Social dance tonight at Woodmen
Han. dancing 8 till Good music.
The public Is cordially invited.
Shampooing, massaglng and scalp
treatments of all kinds at the Cart
wright, over Quinan's Drug store.
Dancing at Hawks hall tonight.
Sheas orchestra. Dancing 8 to J.
Admission 80 cents. including tax.
A confetti dance will he held Arm.
istice eve, November 10 in Union hal
under the auspices OF the American
Leg ON.
Blankets, storm and stable, full line
just received. Also fine line OF har-
ness II. GreenLerE lOi River street
Tel. 25.R 42tf
Fresh Brazil and English walnuts
at the Checkeriine.
Mrs. lshmael Waite and infant son
have returned from the hospital and
are at the home OF her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Shea
See Anita Stewart as a sea waif
and a society wife in Rose o. tdc
Sea" and the last episode OF "Perils
OF the Yukon, Harte Theatre. today
Mrs. Thomas Kirfe and daughters.
Dorothy and Eileen. OF Troy are
spending the day with their aunt.
Miss Katherine Kelley of Lincoln
street.
Invitations are out for a tea Satur-
day afternoon to be given by Mrs. W.
II. Bradford and Mrs l.. r. Whitley
at the home OF Mrs. bradford on
Main street
Mrs. Charles Harris of Weeks
street leit Tue sday Tor Montciar \.
j.. where she wiz spend some time
with her daughter Misses Maud and
Jessie Harris
For Sale Household goods. steel
range, parlor suite chamber suit, cot
bed. rockers, chairs. and other house
hold furnishings. Lawns Homestead
North Bennington Road j4t5
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mattison OF
North Bennmst0n have rented the
downstairs tenement of the house on
Weeks street owned by MIR, and Mrs
w Ham Boiyin. which is nearly
completed Mr. Mattison expects
to move the FIST OF December.
Fresh veal at the Checkerine 'e
See MY Wild Irish Rose" the story
il an adaptation from the world.fam-
Gus melodrama. The Shaughraun II
tells OF life in old Erin in the early
years of Queen Victoria's reign and
Larry Semon in The Agent mas
teipiecc of comedy. Opera House.
+. day and Saturday.
Mrs. Ii. S. Moses entertained a
number OF ladies at tea Tuesday
afternoon at her home on Grandyiew
street. The house was prettily de.
cCrated with sumlch and ground pine.
Miss Helen Hurley and Francis Nc
Gurn furnished music. Mrs r. NJ.
Paddock and Mrs Frank f. Howe
poured
Native and western lamb at the
Checkerline,
Eugene S. Rice, aged AZ years.
died November I, at the home OF Fred
A. Woodland in Salisbury He had
been employed for the past year and
half by Mr. Woodland and had made
many acquaintance in the vic nifty.
The funeral will be held from the
Wa.bridge undertaking rooms Thurs.
day afternoon at o'clock. Rev. John
l.. Cole officiating, lnterment will be
in the village cemetery
i. o. Armstrong of the Bureau OF
Commercial Economics entertained