The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-14

Today Is Good Friday, the last full
length day Of the Lenten season Lent
ends tomorrow at noon.
Asparagus, lettuce of all kinds,
sr.1ll onions, radishes, cucumbers and
celery at the Fruitland.
Thomas Hunter, lie I on the noon
train today for Fulton y. Y, toI
SPEND tae weekend with Mrs. Hun
t.
Jalper Champagne, former resi-
dentNf Bennington, now of Hartford,
Conn rs spending a few days in
town
George Weeks has ended his EN-.
ploymeut as painter for j. Ed Wal
bridge and obtained work in the Try
on mil
Get your fishing tackle at Nc.
Gurks $40 Main street Rods re-
paired Oren until - O'Clock 10.
night
Thomas Enrieht. the local painter
is presently employed doing over the
show room Of the Putnam house
garage
Miss Irene Peilerin. who attends
Mount ST. Josephs seminary, Rut
land is spending the Easter vacation
with relatives.
Roy H. Cranston son OF Mr. and
Mrs Turner II Cranston, who is EN-
rloyed in Mechanicville. Is seriously
II. there of pneumonia
Stuffed olives in bulk at the Check.
crime. -
Miss Florence Quin.an. who
teachers IN TIE high school Of Plough.
kcepsie, Is spending the Easter yaca.
tiou with her father. d a Qulnlan.
Frozen pudding for Saturday and
Sunday at kandyand
a bunch of keys was found this
noon in the Major Brown lot own.
O. may have same by calling at Ho-
gaus barber shop
Fred Austin. internal revenue col.
lector. who has been in Readsboro
and Wilmington this week On busf
ness connected with his office, ha,
returned
Miss Louise Hogan, who attends
Mount St Joseph $ seminary. Rutland
is spending the Easter recess with
ger father james Hogan Of Washing
ton stree,
Members o. Knights Tempar vii
break asst Sunday morning at $3.50
O'Clock at the Temple aad viii attend
the morn ng service at the first Rap
tst church
Frank G. Phillips, who teaches 90
Rutland Higi school is spending the
spring yacat on with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G Philips OF
Depot street
Mrs. Frank Curtis is home from
Bur ington 10 spend the Easter Holt
days with her mother. Mrs Elizabeth
Curtis OF Walloomsac avenue, Old
/ bennington
Schraftts Blue Banner Chocolates.
$3.50 pound, at the Fru.tland
r. j. White OF Cohoes. II. b. Put
nam Of Glons Falls and T. H. Wy.
man Of White River Junction were
among the Thursday guests az the
Putnam house.
Paints, roofing paper oil stoves.
auto tires and accessories, poultry
wire garden tools. gasoline and motor
oil prices the lowest, at Potters Hard.
ware store, 1874 North ST
Rev T. r Carly has returned from
q months stay az VI ami, F.a for
rest and regeneration. He colduc,.
ed the regular Holy week services
last night at ST. Francis de Sales
, church
/ Miss Lula Robinson and Miss Mary
/ Robinson are moving rom the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Sheldon on
Main street where they spent the
winter to their summer home ON Wa
, oomsac avenue Old Bennington
4 There WI be a meeting o. the
Bennington post American legion
Tuesday evening. April Is at O'Clock
no the post headquarters TO take fur.
Their action Ia regard TO the fair ana
other miscellaneous business.
AZ our fountain We have fresh
4 81 awSerry sherACt fresh strawberry
undae and strawberry shortcake.
Kandylaud
EycyythMg in fresh fruits and vege.
tables at the Fruit and
I Wnlam Pmt and Ralph Dow We,
recently IN Arl ngtou doing some
electrical work at the Arco Inn
which s being slightly remade ed
and put IN shape for the summer sea.
SON.
Mrs Ella Murphy and Miss Harriet
Tw tcheil have arrived home from
Miami + a., where they spent the
winter They were accompanied by
James E. Gallipo of Cohoos. Mr. Gal
. lipo has relatives IN town
/ Harold d. Mnlar who has been
paying in The Last Waltz at a
pcughheepsie theatre, spent yester
day with his mother. Mrs G. A.
Millar o. Main street. lie left yes
terday afternoon for P'ttsfie d play
ing in that city last night
Baseball enthusiasts from hat boys
to old veterans should remember tn,
spring meeting tonight at Sis o'clocl
in the rooms of the Bennington Girls
club over the Banner office, to max,
plans for baseball In Bennington thi