The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village ant
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days in Boston,
Miss Nora Costello spent Sunday in
North Adams.
A, p Dodson of Boston is in town
today on business
Miss Isabel Newell spent Saturday
in Troy and Albany.
Mrs. Pauline Johnson spent Satur-
day in Troy and Albany.
David Brown of Troy was the gnest
Sunday Of Morris Bloomfield.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gbney spent
Saturday in Troy and Albany.
Mrs, J. A. Evans is confined to her
home on Pleasant street by illness
| Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Thompson Of
Arlington were in town Saturday.
r. NJ. Harrington, who has been In
New York for a few days has returned.
Joseph LaRoche OF River Street Is
spending few days in New York
City.
Mrs. w. w. Pufier is confined t.
her home on East Main street by III
mess.
Miss Katherine Coy has resigned her
position as clerk at the Woodwork
store.
Born, Sunday, daughter to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Napoleon Talbot of Mckinley
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baker Of OLE
Bennington motored to Hartford
Conn, Sunday.
Goodyear glove brand, first quail ty
light weight rubbers for every style
Of shoes, at Noveck's Git
Miss Alice Fitzgerald has returned
from Schenectady, where she v.sitet
a few days with relatives.
Mrs. Fred Perry and Mss Teress;
Daley are in Mechanicvil e to attend
the funeral OF their aunt.
Otto Stitch and William Schartzwold
er of New York were in town to at
tend the funeral Of Mrs. Hattie II
Daley. ,hi -
Blankets storm and stable. full lin,
just received. Also fine line OF har
ness. H. GreenDerg, 10f River street
Tel 25-R STOUT Nnih AT
Mr. and Mrs. II. b., Jennings CLOSED
their summer home at Old Benning
ton Sunday, and have gone 10 New
York for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Eddlngtol
have returned from their wed1inl
| trip. a portion of which was passet
in Buffalo and at Niagara Falls.
Thomas McMann, who has beer
stopping for some time with hi
aunt, Mrs. John Cone Of Old Benninp
ton, left Sunday for Trenton, y. j.
All officers OF Miriam Rebekah lodg
who belong to the degree team ar
reminded to be present for an in
portanat rehearsal Tuesday evening
| Men, try pair of our new Emel
son shoes. Large shipment just n
ceived. Prices range from $500. /
$500 and are splendid values, at No,
eck's. @6lt
!. George X. Grant. Went to Ware
Mass. Sunday TO accompany HON
Mrs Grant. who has been spending
few days with her daughter, Mis-
Isabel Grant teacher in Ware hig
school. .1te
Miss Dorothy Stapleton who Is !
training at ST. Joseph's Hospital q
Syracuse, is spending a few weeks q
the home of her parents. Mr.. an
Mrs. Frank Q Stapleton of Dewe
street.
Mr.. and Mr.. G.. p. Martin are spen,
ing o few days with Mrs. Martin
son in Boston. From Boston they W
so to Brunswick Me. where they wi
spend several days with Mr.. Martin
.brother.
Bans of marriage were publishe
for the first time Sunday at the Sa
red Heart church for Mss Alma Il
Cross and William Mcclure. also f
Miss Hazel laTTIamme and Glddeo
laCrcss.
Small daughter is wildly excite
planning her birthday feast. Til
cakes brightly lrosted-and, mo,
important of all, the birthday cal
Favored with Bakers Extract Alta
good grocers.
Good healthy boy, vigorous al
W ling. wants job either inoudir
board or with pay enough so he c.
live. Sixteen years old and large al
strong for age. Leslie Jackma
Banner office. s
Charles r. Burt. former residei
and for many years proprietor Of
harness shop on South street VII
has been Wis ting in town since Fl
day. left this noon for Pittstield. Mas
where he now resides.
Warwick S. Carpenter, who is
the Delaware and Hudson railroad O
fee in Albany, was in town for ii
week end. He expects to finish h
contract with the company late tn
month and with his family will lea'
early in December for California,