The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Advertisements.
Earl Weeks has obtained temper
airy employment with j. Ed. Wal
bridge
Special for Saturday, 10 per cent
reduction in our shoe department at
! Noyecks. 26t2
| julius Humphreys has purchased
Maxwell touring car Of the Putnam
house garage.
Ladies' and Misses Queen Quality
high grade footwear, special for Sat
urday, 10 pei cent price cut, at No
weeks. : 26t2
Western Western! Western! Will
liam S. Hart in "TraVelin' On and
episode Go Get En- Hutch Hqrte
theatre today.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gibson and fam
lily, who have been spending two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Nc
CURE, have returned to Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bliss, who
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Norton this week, have gone to
Pittsiield to spend Sunday. Monday
they will return to their home at
Ware, Mass
William h. Hawks and Wallace Mat
tison were at Rutland Friday and at.
tended the Observation-Disclosures circus.
Mr.. Hawks, who Is an old Snowman,
reports that the performance was very
good.
The village school board recently
voted that Monday should be a holiday
so that pupils who must keep an eye
on the Sparks circus will not have
to labor at the public halls of learn
ing.
All those including visiting broth
ers and sisters, who plan to attend
the Odd Fellows memorial are re-
quested to meet at the lodge rooms
in the Opera house block at 4:30
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Miss Eleanor Hutton who has
been spending a few days with her
aunt, Miss Mary Hutton, has return.
ed to U. " NJ. to prepare for com
mencemert. Miss Hutton is mem
Der Of the senior class.
Early this afternoon weather indica-
tons pointed to a poisoning of the
baseball game between the All Profes
SIGNALS of Pittsfeld and Bennington.
The game tomorrow at Cone field will
be between the All Professionals OF
Troy and Bennington.
Information has been received here
Of the death at Clarcmont, n. H.. on
Thursday evening. June /, Of Henri
eta. wife of John c. Christopher of
Jacksonville, Fla, and youngest child
70 the late Robert Myers and Mary
Collegiate Shoemaker of Cincinnati, o.
Karl G. Paulson went to Albany
Friday afternoon to meet Mrs. Paul
son and the son, Jack, who have
been spending five weeks al Buffalo
with Mrs. Paulson's parents. Miss
Audrey E'y, Mrs Paulsou sister, ar
rived with her and will spend n yaca-
ton In Bennington.
The high school senior class enter
tanned the sophomores at supper last
Friday nigh, at the Y NJ. c. A. camp
in Woodford The affair was a great
success although the heavy rain dam
pened some OF the enthusiasm on the
hike back to town. The party was
accompanied by two Of the 'us'~''".
tors. Mss Anna d. Rogers and Miss
Norma Decker.
J. p. Morrissey and d. T. Murray re-
turned Friday evening from White
River Junction. They were Benning-
ton delegates TO the annual Vermont
state convent on Knights OF Colum-
bus. On their return they stopped at
+, Rutland and returned with Mr.. Nor
rissey's son, Francis, who is connec'
ted with the state internal revenue
Office.
The Festival OF the Flaming
Tongue" will be Mr.. Mills theme to-
morrow morning at the Second Con
gregational church. Hour Of wor-
ship Is 1880. Mems class following
Church school at II. Young People s
meeting at $50. A cordial welcome
for all friends and strangers. On
Sunday June II, Children's Day vii
be observed. Some important an
nomcements regarding it will be
made tomorrow.
The Public Library has 20 books Of
fiction in the French language. sew
eral Of which have been loaned by the
state library These may be borrow
ed for two weeks. Mrs. b. T. Henry
has presented copy of the booklet
Historic Bennington by Miss Mary
Henry. who wrote for many years
under the name of Howe Bennlng.
The Book. THE Two Vanrevels' by
Booth Harrington has been accident
ally left at the library and 1t is hopeC
that the owner will call for the bool
as soon a. possible.