The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village and
Advertisements.


James Ayres is in Hoosick Falls
today
Native pork, link and bulk sausage
Checker.ine
William Scott of North Adams was
n town Friday.
Lettuce, celery peppers, sweet po-
tatoes Checkerline,
Mrs. George S. Stafford of Airing
ton was in town Friday.
Howard Hagan Of Chatham is
spending the day in town.
J. Houle Of Manchester Is spending
the weekend in Bennington.
Mrs w. r. Scott gave bridge party
Thursday evening at her home.
Mrs. A. j. Holden is spending the
week end IN Boston with her children
Miss Harriet NJ. Becker of Water.
vliet is the guest Of Mrs. J. T. At
well.
Born, Thursday, February 16. ten
pound son to Mr.. and Mrs William
Mack.
Miss Julia Reynolds, WHO has been
III, has returned to her duties at
Kandyland.
Edward Lane and son, Leslie, have
returned from a short trip to Troy
and Albany.
100 dozen mems worsted hose,
special 15c a pair at B, Sh'm 'intzky's,
rs North street. 37t2
Sweet Florida oranges Checker
line.
Sam Captain manager Of NJ. LURES
store, has returned to his duties, af.
ter an illness Of week.
Miss G. e. Choquette, local mana.
ger for the Western Union, is i'll at
her home on Adams street
Miss Annie Boynton of Coventry is
4 guest for a week OF her brother,
w s. Boynton OF Main street.
Charles a. Cole has resigned his
position with the A. S. Payne company
and returned to his home in Cohoes
Carl Carpenter has resumed his
duties with the Bennington Whole
sale company after an Illness OF
week.
Mrs Frank f Battles, who has been
visiting her brother, Orrin b. Bowen
has returned to her home in Proctors-
vile.
Miss Cynthia Dewey. who attends
the Emma Willard school in Troy. is
spending the weekend with her
father.
A chicken.pie supper will be sery-
ed by the women OF St Mary's Guild
Thursday, Feb %, at 6:l5 p. m.
Tickets 75c
See Ethel Cayton in Beyond a
man hearts and some things-bepond!
man hearts and some things-belond!
and a Century comedy Harte theatre
Monday.
On account OF the condition OF
the print OF Priscilla Dean in Con
hict' we are obliged to substitute
The Heart Line" n mystery picture
with an all star cast
Warren Armstrong, who cut his
foot with an axe some time ago, has
been removed to the Putnam Mem
oral hospital for treatment. The
wound has become infected,
Ethel Clayton in Beyond" a Para
mount picture, one of the late William
u. Taylor's productions. and a Century
Comedy, Brownies Baby Doll" at
| Harte Theatre. Monday.
The Heart Line" a mystery pic
ture. an Aesop Fable Gaylord Lloyd
in Trolley Troubles episode Of
Hurricane Hutch" featuring Charles
Hutchison Harte theatre today.
Word has been received that Mrs.
Ida Hitchcock, who underwent an op
GRAFTON a short time ago at a hospital
in San Diego, Cal, is doing very nicely.
Mrs. Hitchcock was former we'll
known resident of Bennington.
A. b. Grabble OF Albany, w f..
Rantier Of Rut and, A. II. Spear Of
Gloversyille, Capt, w. H. Richards
Of New Haven and w. 5. Knapp and
2. Pulgies OF North Adams are among
today's guests at the Putnam house.
Miss Rose Hackett, who underwent
treatment for blood poisoning at the
Boylon Memorial hospital, P.ttsheld,
has returned home in Bennington,
Miss Hacketts sister Mrs. Robert
Thompson went TO Pittsiield and ac-
,ompanied her home,
A supper will be served by Diyis'
on + in the Second Congregational
lurch Friday, February "a. at 8 p.
m. The menu Is pot roast beef and
brown gravy, mashed potatoes,
squash, cabbage salad, rolls, cake
and coffee. Tickets soc.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Hoff of Old Ben
nington have gone to Amsterdam to
attend the funeral Of Mr.. Hoffs broth
er. Mr.. and Mrs Hoff were in Am
sterdam the early part of the week to
attend the funeral of Mr.. Hof's sis.
ter. They returned to Bennington the
following day, when they received
word that the brother had died soon
after their departure from Apster'
dam
An enjoyable farewell party was
| ,,I NT,o II " Tudor FIR