The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and VILLAGE and
Advertisements.

Strictly eresh oysters at tie Check
crime. =
Harvey Cumm will spend Sunday
with his family in Rutland.
A thriller VIM. S. Harte in Three
Word Brand" Harte theatre today.F
Mrs. H. c. Mattlson of North Hoo
sick was in town Friday on shopping
trip.
H. S. Moses has returned from
Utica, where he has been for the past
few days
Edward Hawkins and Grant Bron-
son Of SALISBURY were in town Friday
on business.
Live and boiled lobster at the
Checker ne.
c. H Ayres Of Boston is spending
the week end with his mother, Mrs
Anna Ayres
Miss Hilda Benjamin is spending
the weekend at her mothers home in
Spr ngfeld, Mass.
Mrs r. b. Packard and daughter.
Miss Mary Louise Packard are recov-
ering from grippe.
Edward Rooney has been confined
to his home on Beech street for
week by a severe cold.
Richard Mcclure, a student at U. V.
NJ, is spending the spring vacation
at his home on Stafford street
Cherrystone clans at the Checker
line
Poa Negri in The Last Payment
and Muddy Bride, Century com
edy. Harte theatre Monday
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Am
erican Legion will meet at the Welfare
rooms at o'clock Monday. 74t2
Mr. and Mrs r. c. Dodge are spend
ing the weekend at the home OF Mr..
Dodges parents in Fair Haven.
Thomas Mason, who is employed in
the Checkerline bakery, will spend
Sunday with his parents in Putnam,
Conn.
Miss elizabeth Hoffman, supervisor
Of the teachers training class at the
high school, is spending the weekend
at her home in Nassau, ~ Y.
Miss Valda Lyons. a student at the
University Of Vermont, Burlington, is
spending the spring vacation with her
, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Lyons.
( G. p. Kenyon of Burlington, 2. H..
X Mt and NJ NJ. Ogden Of Rutland and
J. G Mcclure of Albany were among
5 the Friday guests at the Putnam
house.
The Holden Leonard mill is once
more operating on full time. The mill
has been running on short time near
8 ~ al winter, some weeks no more
than three days per week.
Mrs. A. w. Parkhurst Miss Norma
= Decker, Miss Mary +. Hutton, Miss
! Cleaner Hutton and Mrs, Eva T. Hun
: ter. local school teachers, are
= spending the day in Troy and Albany
{ Fresh liyerwurst and ring blood
sausage at the Checker'ine.
Archie King went to Troy this morn
ing to undergo an examination at the
city hospital Mr. King was seriously
injured in an automobile acc dent sew
r eral months ago when his car collided
with a truck on the Troy road.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. George Stevens, whC
g have b EN- living for the past two
D months at the Tchenor place, Ole
Bennington are moving into the G. b
s. Well ngton residence on Monument
+ avenue. where they will spend the
summer
.. Charles y. Powers. as administra
/, tor of estate OF John r. Smith, ha.
~ sold to Clarence d. Farnum and wife
Il the former SIN tn homestead on Obser
:. yatory sire t, this village, which prop
, erty has been occupied for the pas
IT several years by Mr. Farnum anC
VI family.
a Seine 20 friends of Raymond Carey
q gave him a surprise birthday pafu
y Friday evening at his home on Schoo
VI street Mr.. Carey underwent an op
J. Grafton the early part of the win'e
d and has nee been confined tc thu
s. house. lie was the recipient of NAM
handsome and useful gifts besides
y money and 100 post cards
Is A number Of local sportsmen IN
y Guiding Charles Herrick, $, H. Hawks
and II. c. TAYLOR, tried Old fishermen
D who planned to dip TIER lines in New
}! York trout streams today, were dis
appointed by the January weather
II let be hoped that when April 10 ar
rives the emen's won't act $,
ID contrary and RENT nd us Of the white
=" so'stice.
!, MANY people jumped from thei
=, beds about 1870 o'clock this mornin
~ when 'iey heard the fire bell adding
:, It's noise to the gale. There was NJ
= fire. The wet wires swished agans
each other in the wind, making cir
y, cut Fire bells and high winds gen
= rral raise apprehension in people
y minds. esnecia'ly alter reading o.
~ fire like that In North Adams Thurs
;, day night
II The Bennington County Natona
" bank was the highest Bidder or tn
" $32 GOO worth OF new per cent bond
ssued by the vii age Of Old Bennine
ton and put up for sac Friday morn
ing at 1890 o'clock The bonds wer
- awarded 20 the bank They matur
October t. 1912 The bid was mad
W.T. the understanding that presen
ho'dp~s Of hnnde apofnet tho villap