The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-07
REMINGTON BRIEFS
Hews OF the Town and Village and
Advertisements

strictly lreSn eggs AT Estes.
Fresh native veal at the Checker.
line
Home rendered lard Aat the Check
crime. n
Mrs. Robert +. Healy was in Troy
Wednesday.
Fresh home made sausage at Estes
Telephone IT'S.
Have you tried our home made
link sausage at the Checkerline?
Mrs. Dorothy Garfield Fisher of
Arlington was in town Wednesday.
Karl Martin of Old Bennington is
in New York for few days on bust.
ness.
+ Miss I.auretta Vachon is confined
to her home on Bradford street by
Illness
Mrs Phelps WI entertain circ
No. at the Methodist church TO.
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Rev II, j. Maillet, who has been
in town for few days, returned to
his home in Manchester today.
hlAHs hdlN NuHil9 uSHdlf Ol bOSlOu
Is the guests for Il few days OF the
Misses McCue OF School street.
The Thursday evening club viii
meet this evening at the home Of
Miss Claudia Maynard of Mill street.
Morris Elweil has been spending
l few days at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Bronson o. South Shafts.
bury.
Come and meet the Johnnies with
lliurley's orchestra at Community
hail. pownal. tonight. Admission IS
cents.
Miss Florence Walbridge lot today
for Springfield to spend few days
at the home of her sister Mrs f. A.
Armstrong.
Mrs. Leroy Dunn and daughter
Jane spend Wednesday with Mrs.
Asa Stratton Of the North Benning-
ton road.
Don't m SIS the big mystery story.
"The Face in the Fog with Lionel
Barrymore and Seena Owen. Harte
theatre today.
Mrs Elmer lockwood and Mrs. S.
b. Thompson left yesterday for St
Petersburgh, Fla. whore they expect
TO spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin ". Parkhurst
returned "Wednesday evening from
Rutland. where they have been since
the death OF Mrs. Parkhurst's mother.
\ pair OF house slippers makes
very acceptable Christmas gift. We
hav a very large and varied stock OF
house slippers at popular prices, at
Novecks. S2t2
Warren Leonard Of New York c ty
spent u few days IN town recent
with his son John y Leonard. He
has already begun excavation for his
new home at old Bennington.
We have a few vacancies for sew.
ing machine operators In our main.
sock department where we can give
permanent employment Phone A.
or ca ut Office OF Al,cn A COMPANY.
1919
Call 20i and leave your FISH order
tonight for early Friday delivery.
Checkerline market .
Very fine pot roast and stewine
beef at the Checkerl,ne.
Fifty Candles" from Earl Derr
B.igger's popu ar Saturday Evening
Post story 4 story OF intrigue. 70.
nance and heart interest lIaTte the
atre tomorrow. ef
Morgan a. Darby Of Thompsonville.
Conn. has entered the employ of the
Twin State Gas & Electric company.
Mr. Darby is an expert e ectric meter.
man and will have charge Of the elec.
trio work in BENNINGTON and Hoosick
FALL His ".mily will move here
next spring.
Pre-holiday Goa, reduction. That
means the after holiday cut given
ahead of time. Extra quality crepe
lined Bolivia ana Normandy coats
with fox. beaver. op0ssum, and wolf
collars at Si5. formerly Co. After
a., what makes mora practical gift
than n nice warm winter coat that
the recipient can look her best in
during the holiday season. The Muir
rays.
The Fortnightly cluD II meet 10.
morrow evening at o'c'ock. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Buttgick WI adde's, the
club. tel ing of tho = experiences while
wol king in Esthonia There will be
an exhibit of Rus i,n and Esthonan
embroideries. dolls ard pictures. Mrs.
Ruttrick wanted to have some of the
Esthonan folk songs SUM- during the
evening. II was necessary to send to
New York for the music aud I arriv.
cd very late, but 1t Is possible group
OF high school girls will sing several
of the songs. Guest tickets will be
twenty-five cents.