The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-23
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.
The very best in veal and lamb at
the Checkerline.
Harry Warren is spending several
days at Poultney.
John German Of Hoosick Falls was
in town last evening.
Charles Frasier is spending the
day at Hoosick Falls.
John Keefe OF Hoosick Falls was
in town Monday evening.
Rev e. c. Fontaine of Dorset is
spending the day in town.
Mrs. NJ. w. Madigan is undergoing
treatment at Putnam hospital.
Walter Utter OF Cheshire, Mass,
was a recent visitor in town
Home grown asparagus, lettuce,
celery, radishes, and green peppers
at Petras' Mkt.
George e. Donnelly motored to
Troy Monday and called on his broth
er, DR.. James Donnelly,
Miss Harriet Bushee Of White
Creek is spending few days with
her aunt, Mrs. Joseph Campbell.
Miss Ella Cummings, Miss Pau inc
Cornell, Miss Hilda lockwood and
Mss Ruth Godfrey motored to AL.
bany this morning for the day.
Lost: This morning somewhere
/ ~, Dnuna1
size 80 31-2 mounted on rim. Finder
please notify w. d. Newton
Tel 1892
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Wood have
moved from their farm in PoW/al to
| t.leir house at the west end OF North
street. Their son, Merritt Wood, is
operating the farm.
Eleanor Warren, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. p. Warren, underwent
an operation this morning at Put.
nam Memorial hospital for removal
of tonsis and adenoids
Mrs. Millard NJ. Sumner, former
member of the Banner staff was the
guest of Mrs. f. Z. Howe during a
portion Of the day while enroute
from Rutland to Boston her present
home.
The Tryon mill is running until
O'Clock this week rather than clos
ing at the regular tite, 5 o'clock
The Clange is made that the employ.
ees may have both Monday and Mem
orial day ID themselves
All men interested in a radio en-.
tertainment are cordially invited to
attend the regular meeting of the
Methodist Brotherhood tonight. TIE
radio program will begin at S:45 p
m. dayl ght saving time.
Any member OF the Bennington
fire department. who has ambitions
OF making the department ball team
is hereby notified to report for init
al practice at the Playground da
mond Wednesday evening, May "a, a
o'clock
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gibson and two
| C.i dren and Miss Gladys Gibson o
| Detroit are visiting relatives in town
Mr. and MRS. George Durand dnC
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duclaf have re
turned from ST. Johnsbury wher,
they spent the week end.
Some OF the specials In our remov
al sale dresses in canton crepe, geor
gette and taffeta at $3.50. spor
coats, tweed ana jersey suits a
$3.50, sport skirts So, $3.50 AM
| $lL5O Remember up TO June
| liberal reduction viii be given wit
every purchase The Murray's.
Il Mrs. Adelphus ,Bellemare, aged 6
years, died May % at her home II
Springfield, Mass The remains vii
arrive in Bennington Wednesday an
viii be taken TO the home of he
brother, Fred Stone of Park street
The funeral will be held Thursday
Burial will be at the Cathoic GENE
= terry. Old Bennington.
= The Twin State Electric compan
is installing several new electri
street lights following a recent vot
taken by the village trustees to tina
effect They are located as follows
One az tie west end of Stark street
one en- Dewey near corner of Star
street. one on Mill street near Ber
II ngton Sca.e works; one on Brown
ing place; one at the corner OF Par
and Pratt streets
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur b. jenkins
v.o spent a few days at their sun
It mer place, Bide-a.Wee, have return
ed to Hartford, Conn MIR. Jenkn
II was quite badly burned by gasoiin
when he stopped at a filing static
at PittsHeld; so badly that ne had t
have medical attention when he a
rived in Bennington He drew up I
the pump and told the attendant I
put ten gallons into the tank Nj
jenkins got out of the car and wa
removing the filing hose when a
unexpected gallon came gushing owe
!, him saturating one shoulder and arm
Before the air could eyaporate tn
staff N htietarcd hin, hadlv