The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-25
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Native lite pig salt pork at tho
Checkerl!ne.
saur Kraut, very fine Try Some
at the Checkerlnc,
Mrs. Napoleon Boutln IS conyalesc.
Ing from a recent Illness
Edward J. Hall has returned from
q business trip TO Rutland
Home rendered pure lard In 3 and
ID. pals at the Checkerline.
Max Fenberg made a special trip
% Troy Monday u ght on business.
Frank Myers, who Aas been III Of
the grip, is now able to attend 10 his
duties.
New shipment Of Schraffts Blue
Banner Chocolates at 45 cents a pound
at Fruitland
Harry Carey n THE Fox" the trea;
Of the year Harte theatre Friday
and Saturday
Lost Saturday night, 4 So bill
VIII finder please return same 20
Miss Stacle Kiersey?
The Veterans Of Foreign Wars VIII
hold a regular business meeting
Thursday night In Grand Army hall.
Did you try a pound OF Kibbe's old
fashioned chocolates? They are ex.
cellent Only 25 cents a pound at the
Fruitland
u. II $ versus WlllIamstoWn h.gl
Friday night. January n In Library
hall The Metcalf interclass ssries for
preliminary Admes on 81,
The 14th lover w0s lard nut 10
crack See Viola Dana In The
l4th Lover and episode 70 OF win.
ners Of the West" Harte Theatre to-
day
Poultry, lamb and pork. all native
Checkerl'ne
In Scrap Iron" Charles Ray gives
you the greatest ring fight you've
ever seen with play Of vivid action
humor, and sob now and then
Opera house Friday and Saturday.
Rev Louis Van il Iii at the Sacred
Heart rectory on School street
Father Van IA supplying 1t the
ihurch while Father Charles T. Pre-
yOst Is on a leave OF absence for 70
cuperation at West Palm Beach, F.a
Gordon Scott Injured MS ankle
Monday night while prGc,iclng bas
ket ball with the American Legion
quintet II is probable Tat with
reasonable care he Will DO abe tc
get into the regular lineup the latter
part OF the week
The Murray's. We have few
numbers left in our winter coats
stock whicl We ara closing out this
week AT $40 70 S25. These are full
silk lined garments IN Normandies
Boliy as and Suidene, former y re-
tai'ing at $3.50 to $4,000
Bennington Council I'm gifts OF Co
lumbus wi ho'd q whist party ant
dance at High school hall. Friday
Jan q. What from 10 10, danc.nr
from 10 to o'clock Music by Hur
ley's five piece orchestra. The pub
lie Is cordially invited 1911
Mrs Arthur W. Russell fell on the
stairs at the county building yeste-
day and was painfully but II
"a hoped, not seriously Injured W1er
assisted to her bed Mrs, Russell wa.
ound TO have been bru sed about tn,
head but the attending physician wai
: Of the opinion that no ser Gus conse
quenCes would result from the acct
dent.
Several X-ray PICTURES Of Tn,
shoulder Of Mr.. and Mrs Peter Nc
B Cures infant daughter were takeI
at the Putnam Memorial hospita
/ Monday The child lei from hei
Kiddie-K&r Sunday night and susta D
al an injury 10 the shou der TIT
child suffered great pain aud coulC
not use the arm and the Xray OK
animal on WA made to ascerta II
nature Of the injury
a dance was held Tuesday night II
High school hall uzder the auspice.
OF the Welfare Association Ordinal
fly the dance Ia conducted Wednes
day night and possibly the change L
/ Tuesday Was respons bic or some
what smaller attendance than usual
There were several new faces pres
ent which shows that larger clrc',
OF people are becoming interested II
the dances. The hour Tor beginners
was foregone because OF Miss Mar
ion Johnsons absence Ia Springfield
/ Music was furnished by Arthur Muir