The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Canning cherries at the Checker.
line.
William Hussey OF Shadowbrook
Farm spent Sunday in Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Fruitrlch
spent Sunday at Brandon.
Mrs l.. G. Taylor of West Brattle.
boro is a guest of Mrs. H. G. Moore.
Twenty acres Of standing hay for
sale Address G. A. Robinson, Old
Bennington. 62tf
Coming "a Mans Home" Selects
big special attraction, Harte Theatre,
Wednesday.
Miss Erikita Savas has returned
from visit with relatives in New
York and 0swego.
Alfred Smith and Miss Anna Sweon-
cy Of Troy were visitors at Shadow
brook Farm Sunday
Mrs. John King Of Albany spent the
week end with Miss Rose Wood of
Shade wbrook Farm.
Mrs. Il, NJ. Ryan Of Silver Lake,
Staten Island, N. Y, is visiting her
brother, Edward l.. Haney
Find the Woman mystery
drama with Alma Rubins, and a cen
tury comedy Harte Theatre today.
Mr.. and Mrs, Leroy II. Dunn and
daughter, who have been spending
a week at Vergennes with Mrs.
Dunn's relatives, have returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Camehl and Miss
Walker of Buffalo, touring through
New England, were guests on Satur-
day Of DR.. and Mrs. VIM b. Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Lyon Of Green
field, Mass, were in town Saturday
night and Sunday. They were plan.
ming the Stafford reunion for the 10th
of August.
Miss Beulah Whitley, who has been
spending a week at her home In Prov
idence, r. J., returned this morning
to her duties in the office OF the Put.
nam house garage.
We have vacancies for six girls as
sewing machine operators, AIS O
places for six inspectors Phone AZ
or apply direct to mill office. The
Allen A Company. 49t15
Large and small bookcases, other
furniture, and safe. w p. Sheldon. ="
Miss Alice Murray of Albany spent
the week end at the home of her
parrut- ~ CgbpnI 9 fvcnt
The regular bi mortaly baby cline.
under ihc auspices OF the Red Cross.
viii be held nt Library Hall Thursday,
July q. from to 5 ii, the afternoon
All children under three years of age
are welcome.
Extra good canning cherries
Checkerline.
There is a world Of difference be.
tween ice cream that Is made with, an
imitation hayoring with Bakers Pure
which is favored with Bakers Pure
Fruit Extracts. Try them and see.
All grocers,
Mr. and. Mrs. e. c. Bennett, daugh.
ter Estelle and son. Charles, left Sun
day by auto for Falmouth Heights,
Mass. where Mrs. Bennett and the
two ch'ldrcn will spend the summer.
Mr. Bennett will return in few days.
The laaies council Of ST John the
Baptist society vii hold box-social
at the bennington Girl club rooms
Tuesday night All members of tie
mems council OF tho same society are
invited TO be resent. Ladies are re-
qucstcd TO brin; lunch '63t2
Mrs. Paul Luttinger, who has been
spending two weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs Nathan Levin, returned to New
York Sunday night She was act
companed by M- Frances Levin
who is studying in New York, but
has been spending vacation win
her parents.
Thomas Cartwright, the well-known
North street barber has moved from
his old stand TO the rooms on the
second floor of Quinlan's block on
Main street While it will seem rath-
er strange to patrons not to find the
Cartwright shop at the old stand,
dcrptltss men Will soon become ac-
cratmcde to the changes The aver
age OF them will follow their barber,
Men change boarding places and poll
ties, but generally stick to hair
dresser once they get used to his
ways.
Men and women employees at Fill
more Farms Sunday evening gave a
picnic supper in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Stoves, who leave today
for northern New Hampshire. Mr.
Stoves, a driller for the Ray State
A'tesian Well company, came to Ber
n ngt0n in November to put down q
well for j, c. Colgate on his summer
property at Old Bennington. Since
the completion of the first vol Mr.
Stoves has been engaged on similar
work in the town of Bennington and
Manchester, During their stay IL
this vicinity Mr. and Mrs. Steve,
have formed large number of pleas
ant acquaintanceship and one of tho
evidences of this acquisition was the
presentation at the Picnic Sunday
evening of a handsome TRAVELLING
clock in leather case,