The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and VilIage and
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announcements.
Foot-Fittres. a better shoe for men.
AT Hart's.
Morris Levin was in Troy on bust
ness Tuesday.
Harry Grecnberg was in Troy
Tuesday on business,
Mrs. Harry Clark Is confined IA
her home by a severe cold.
Mrs. William Lonergan is much i'm
proved from Il recent illness.
Albert Peterson Is confined to his
home on Putnam street by illness.
G. Louis Harwood is slowly i'm.
proving from q recent long illness.
Michael Toomey has accepted d
position with the II. ". futile com.
pany.
Try tho new homeless FISH, Fillet %.
Haddock. Something new at Petras'
Mkt.
James shnfelt wrenched his ankle
Tuesday when he slipped on tie ice
while attending his duties.
Big First National attraction Opera
house and Harte theatre Friday and
Saturday. Read the advertisements =
Tho young people Of the Baptist
church VIII hold a food sale, Satur
day afternoon, Jan. u at 2:30
O'Clock. l2t2@
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Shoemaker.
who have been passing the winter In
New York, are at their home at Old
Bennington.
Mrs. John Purcell, formerly n Ben
nington, but now OF New York, is in
town visiting her daughter, Mrs,
Howard Simpson.
Mrs. William Fonda OF Pownal road
had the misfortune to slip and fall on
her kitchen floor and quite seriously
burned her arm In the accident.
Mrs. Dora Hopkinson has sold her
property at 6l2 Main street TO Joseph
Lyons. a barber, who at present oc.
cup'el a part OF the building.
The chemistry class Of the high
cchool visited the Twin State gas plant
this morning to study the process OF
manufacturing illuminating gas.
Mid year exams, better known as
mid years NJ the high school begin
mex Tuesday morning The examin-
alton period lasts throughout the week.
In our cloak and suit department
% per cent 10 80 per cent price re-.
'"Ct'on on ladies' suits coats.
dresses, furs aud skirts at Noyeck's.'
All OF tte 30 members of the quart
erly conference are urged TO attend
the fourth quarterly conference held
Monday evening, Jan. 80. Methods;
church. o
Woman's place is in the home,
Jack decided after his wife had tag.
ged him like q shadow Ior a few
months. See Too Much Wife" star
ring Wanda llawley. IIarte theatre
today.
The topic for study and discussion
at the mid-week service. Methodist
church, tonight is David. the Great
Mr. Perry viii be In charge.
The Unit Workers all are asked 10
remain for q short meeting al S 30.
X. L. Crossman. second trick op-
at the 'ocal passenger stat
ion. has been transferred permanent
Iy To the third trick m North Ben
.niugton. His successor Is Samuel
Akin. formerly the operator at New
Haven Junct on. VI. In the railroad
telegraph world tse hours Of dav are
divided into tricks which correspond,
somewhat. to watches on s%hipboard.
More than one hundred members
Of the 81. Jean de Baptists participant
ed in a w1ist party Tuesday night 100
the rooms OF the Bennington Girls
,luh The woman PLAYER with the
BIZ est score was Miss Mable Good ,
ut. The consolation prize went to
Miss Emma Lauaon. The winning
nan was Ernest MarcouX. The
other award was won by Raymond
Daigneault. T~hebargc orchestra
furnished music.