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

Rev James E. Mckee is in Wash
ington
James Bent is spending a few days
in Woodford City.
Miss Margaret McAyoy is recover
ing from a recent illness.
Edmond's Foot-Fltter shoes for
men $3.50 at Harris Shoe store,
Miss Lucy Jones of North street
left for her home in Peru Tuesday
Ira Puffer is confined to his home
on East Main street by rheumatism
Dressed lamb sold by half at 25e
+ a pound Call the Orchards. Phone
26l. 7t5
George Hurley has accepted po-
sition with the Bennington Whole
sale company
Miss Mary Lynch is unable to at
tend ler duties at the Allen A be-
cause of Illness.
John Campbell and 5. b. Hawks
/ are spending couple of days fish.
ing at Somerset dam
Fred Roller underwent an opera.
ton upon his leg today at the Put.
nam Memorial hospital
Mrs. Robert Gardner is confined to
her home on Pownal road by ser
ious afilicton Of the eyes.
Mr. and Mrs. George Felopulos and
small child are spending few days
with relatives in New York
Rollin Beck has had telephone in.
STAYED in his residence on South
Branch street Tie call is 592.12
After inventory clearance, with
great price cutting in every depart
ment, now, at Noyecks. 1872
Joseph Garreau, who has been laid
up for the past ten days by severe
cold, is now able to attend his bust
ness
See Too Much Wife" with Wanda
lIawley and "Roblusoe Crusoe,' an
Educational comedy Harte theatre
today
Wanda Hawley in a clever domes.
tic comedy Too Much Wife and
an Educational comedy Harte The.
atre today
Henry Jcpson Of Bennington Flats
underwent an operation for append
citis this morning az the Putnam
Memorial hospital
c. S. Kehoc has returned from
New York accompanied by Mrs
Kehoe. who H1s been visiting their
son in New York city
Halibut, paddock. cod Boston
blue, salmon. behring's, pickerel,
smells. cu5k fillet OF haddock, clans
and oysters at Petras' Mkt
Clearance sale Of ladies' mems
and childrens shoes at slashing
prices ON our bargain counters at
less than lall their value at No.
weeks l2i2
The Knights OF Columbus hold a
regular meeting tonight in their
rocms There IS to be an oyster SUP
per. social and musica. entertain.
menl and smoker
Mrs Fred Stone, who has led or
her daughter Mrs James McGurn
durinG. the latter's illness With scar
lot fever has returned to Aer home
on School street
Prof Tilroe. who gives his lecture
recital en- Paul Lawrence Dunbar,
famous American poet, is himself "a
poet, and bring marvellous intcrprc-
tation Of his personal friend Single
admission SOC
Mr. and Mrs f. NJ Wilson and Col
French have returned - "BrOadview'
their winter home IN ~ IS Rochelle
They were in town for a few days TO
make extensive plans for L1eir spring
work at Camp Bennington.
News has been received here O.
The death o. Mrs. Ella Hoyt of Wor.
cester. Mass. on January H. Mrs.
Eloyt was the mother Of Mrs d. L..
Judd. former resident OF Benning-
ton now living at Greenfield Mass
An who attended the meeting OF
the Grange last evening report a
very enjoyable time The meeting
was IN charge o. tho past masters.
and varied program Of singing, dis
cussiuns, games, etc. was followed
by a sticky" but Sweet molasses
candypull
The Murrays January clearance
sale will be showing some very spec
ial bargains for Friday and Saturday
( YOU need II coat get line on our
final clean up prices, $l5 to $35. All
wool dresses ranging from $2250 TO
S35 will be offered Friday and Satur
day M 5000 TO Slq.T5e