The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.


Fresh fig and fudge squares. Check
crlin, =
Miss Ida Cote is visiting her sister
at Suncook, N. II.
Charles Chaplin in PAY Day.
Harte theatre tomorrow.
Home dressed fowls and chickens
at the Checkerlne Market. ~
Abraham Satter returned today from
a business trip to Springfield Mass
w. ]. Johann and d. c. Putnam of
New York were in town yesterday.
Miss Edna LOOMS is spending two
weeks with relatives in New York.
rs A. +. Buck and Mrs. Thomas
Mann Of Arlington were in town yes
terday.
William Corbett Is acting as sub
stitute mail carrier this week at the
post office.
James Lundergan, who has been in
town a few days, has returned to
Burlington.
George Worthington has arrived
from New York and is opening his
summer home at Old Bennington.
Mrs. Davis will hold rummage
sale, Friday and Saturday. New
goods in furniture and clothing. .
Born, Monday June 5, at Putnam
hospital, son to Mr.. and Mrs Donald
McLane of Green Mountain Valley.
Miss Nancy Charity, who has been
spending a few days with Miss Marion
Hector, has returned to her home at
Rupert.
George lockwood of Greenfield
Mass, spent the weekend with his
mother, Mrs. Alfred lockwood, who Is
convalescing from an operation.
A. l.. Maynard one of the state
agents for the Travellers insurance
company was in town yesterday and
spent the day with II. A. Wilkinson.
All members Of the Bennington
baseball team are requisite to report
for practice on the new fed Thurs
day night at $50 ]. y. Morrissoy
Mg',
Good variety of fresh fish;-Check
erline Market.
Followers Of the Twilight league are
due to see a warm contest tonight
when the Howitzer company baseball
team meets the Bradford mill team OF
Morgan field.
County Farm Bureau Agent w. T
Teachout is today experimenting The
work of collecting and grading the
wool which Farm Bureau members
will soon ship to Boston.
+ Mt. Anthony lodge, +. and a NJ.
voted last night at its regular bi-month
ly communication to hold no more
meetings during the summer save
those called by the Master
II you like thrilling protoplay full
Of suspense and with the righi
amount OF romantic interest from he
ginning to end, see Alice Lake II
Hate" fIarte theatre today.
Recent gifts to the Public library
include a copy Of Russia Today ant
Tomorrow. by Miluikov presented b!
John Spargo and several books Of non
/ fiction presented by Mrs. w. +. Put
nam.
Several relatives and friends o
Miss Lucille Kenyon gave her a mis-
cellaneous shower last evening at he
home on East Main street in honor o
her approaching marriage to Jane
Reynolds OF Albany.
Tho Second Congregational chape
service tomorrow evening 1T 73C
Some report will be made OF tn
County Association meeting at East
Arlington, and the reading and stud
OF the book Of Acts will be continued
Mt. Anthony chapter o. +. S, vii
not hold its regu ar meeting tonight
on account Of the absence Of seycra
Of the officers v1o are attending tn
Grand Chapter meeting at Burlington
The postponed meeting will be he'll
next Wednesday, June II.
Good line Of cold meat, Check
erlIne Market -
The fftieth annua meeting of ~
! Bennington Association of Congrcei
tional churches and Ministers wa
held with the church IN East Arlini
ton Tuesday. The delegates atteu'
ing from Cle Second church. BeI
nington. were Mrs. George r. Gran
Mrs. c. ~ Powers, Mrs. +. 3 Pop,
Miss Maude Belden Mrs l.. y. liar
Mrs. Il. NJ, Vose, Mrs. G. S. Mill
Ray Hart and Rev. G, S. Mills.