The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

4 Fine poultry at Estes. Telephone
us.
Fresh dressed fowls and chickens.
4 Checkerlne.
Miss Amy Harbour an Miss Bertha
Lambert are spending the day in Troy
Special price on Frsnco.American
soups for Saturday. Checkerline. ~"
Look upon-"Tho Face of the
4 World it's well worth seeing. Harc
theatre today.
Caulirlour, spinach, sweet potatoes,
Ibiussel sprouts lettuce, celery.
I Checkerine
Collins NJ Graves went Thursday to
Albany, where be was TO undergo an
operation on his throat
Mrs. Catherine Enright Of Stafford
street. has entered Putnam Memorial
hospital for treatment
Miss Helen Beecher left this after
noon for Pittslicld, where she will
spend few days with relatives.
Miss Sylvia shmlintzky OF Jeffer-
son avenue is spending a few days
with relatives IN North Adams.
Fresh large and small oysters and
fnnan haddic at Estes,
Mems heavy wool socks 25c and up
1T the Boston Store, formerly Solo
mons Economy Store, 1875 North St"
Douglas Macintosh left today to
spend some time in New York city
with his brotheHT Blanchard Mackin
tcsh.
Miss Lillian Gould Of Troy, who has
been visiting ut the home OF Mr. and
Mrs y. shinlintzky OF Jefferson Ave.
has returned.
drs Harry Noon of Park street en-
tcrtained the Woman's Auxiliary Of
the Bennington Hebrew congregation
Sunday evening
John T. Powers and Mrs. ]. d. Kill
lien OF New York are spending the
holldavs.'4 tn their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. N Powers.
Ladies' flccced lined vests ana pants
now sac per garment IT the Boston
Store, formerly Solomon's Economy
Store, l2G North st.
Brown bread and baked beans for
Saturday. Checkerline
Miss Elizabeth Hausslcr Of Hoosick
Falls is spending a few DAYS at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Morrissey
CT Washington Avenue.
Look at one Of Armour's prize
I steers in the Checkerina window.
This beef brought the highest price
ever paid for beef on the hoof. e.
Mr. and Mrs W. r. Thelam Of Cam
| bridge, Mass. have returned to their
| home after spending the holidays with
Mir and Mrs. John Ryan OF Depot st.
A childs fur neckpiece was found
near the Postoffice Thursday after
! noon. Owner may~have same by prov
ing property and paying for this adj"
Extra nice native lamb. pork and
ilyeal. Checkerlnc
Leave your order at the Checker
Inc for your favorite cut from ono Of
Armour's prize steers This beef
costs SL25 per ID. live weight. No
advance in price.
Repairing on all kinds rubber foot
wear Bargains in genuine cowhide
Bosion bags Reduction on all kinds Of
shoe repairing. " Parteuope, 4O9 Main
St Tel 5S-R e3ltS
Mr. and Mrs Wilfred Lawrence and
daughter, Mary. have returned home
after spending the holidays at the
home Of Mrs. Lawrcnces brother in
. Millyille, Mass.
The old Homestead" featuring
Theodore Roberts Is one of the biz.
cest things Paramount has given 10
the public. Opera house tonight and
tomorrow matinee and night.
Mr. and Mrs John Comeau and
daughter. Frances OF Ticonderoga. n.
Y, srent christmas in town. MIR. Com.
eau returned home Monday. but Mrs.
Comcaa and daughter will remain for
the week with relatives in town They
are both former residents of this vii
age.
= Rev John =. Ten Dyke pastor OF
y the Conversational church in Man
y chester will speak on "The Future OF
{ the Church at the monthly meeting
Y of the Bennington Ministers Associa
X tlon, TO he held at Second Congrega
y tiolal chapel paTlor on Tuesday, Jan
Il End az o'clock OF the afternoon a
n large attendance is greatly desired
K Members are urged TO bring guest,
Is with them