The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-08
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
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Advertisements.
Maurice j. Murphy was in RUTLAND
Saturday.
Thomas Donovan is confined to hi,
home by illness.
Miss Helen Whitney is i'll at hel
home on Park street.
Thomas Dunlap Of South Shafts
bury was in town Monday.
Mrs. Frances Smith Of Woodford
Hollow was in town Tuesday.
Our meat department is full of all
kinds of meat. Bottums grocery.
Mrs. Dennis Enright is recovering
from a recent severe attack of grip
Beware Of Cupid with his darts al
High School Hall, Tuesday, Febru
larry Ia.
Miss Frances Peck is threatened
with pneumonia at her home, Hicks
corner
Louis ], McCaffrey has gone to Rut
land, where he will spend the re-
manner Of the week.
Charles Ray, whose home is in
Bennington, but, who is employed in
Troy, is in town for few days
Mrs. James A. Eddy and daughter,
Miss Ruth. Eddy left Tuesday for
Miami, Fla, where they will remain
Tor two weeks.
Morris Gold LETT Tuesday morning
for New York, where he has accept.
ed a position in the Arcadia knitting
mills, Brooklyn
Don't miss the fun at the st. Val
entine's Dance under the auspices of
the Banner employees, at FIigi School
Hall, February A..
Miss Catherine Gibney has return
ed from stay Of two weeks at Lake
Pacid, N. Y, where she was the
guest of relatives.
Lady fingers, macarooDs, cream
rolls. patty shells, French pastry, an
gel cake, sponge cake, fresh daily at
Davenports Bakery. 28t3
May McAvoy in A Virginia Court,
ship, the story Of a little Southern
tomboy and an Educational comedy,
The Love Egg Harte theatre to-
day
Mrs. Samuel B. Hall OF Old Ben
n!ngton, who has been in quite poor
health for some time, is somewha,
improved, her many friends will be
glad to hear.
Fillmore farms dairy butter, gluten
flour, rye -four, entire wheat -four
two cans corn 20 cents, cans peas
25 cents. +. B. Patterson opera
house block. 29tl
Word was received this morning
from Hartford, Conn, Of the critica
illness OF Mrs. Ida Barrett, formerly
OF Bennington Two trained nurses
are in attendance.
A good time is assured to all those
attending tho card party and dance
given by the Catholic Daughters O.
/ America, Thursday evening, Febru
airy in High School hall. 27t-
Patrick Hogan Of Mckinley street
the small son of Mr. and Mrs. Jane.
Hogan, has recovered from the ser
iods burns which he received the lat
ter part OF December when ne fell in
to fire built to destroy leaves an'
rubbish.
Little Eva Ascends," starring Ga
eth Hughes is romance Of an Uncl'
Toms Cabin show and the throbj
and the laughs in It are dovetailed a.
close together as the logs in TIE i'm
mortal characters cabin. Hart'
theatre today.
The lecture by Noah Gulse OF
Luther Burbank and, His Work vii
be delivered at the Methodist churcl
on the evening of February is, no
February II, as was stated previou
lly in the Banner. The lecture is on,
Of the series being given at the Metl
odlst church during the presen
winter.
George Grady OF Luzerne, ~ Y
and Mrs. Maud Blanche Parlin o
Bennington were married at TIL
Methodist parsonage yesterday b,
Rev. James A. Perry. The bride
groom came to Bennington by auto
mobile and the couple left in thu
same conveyance for Luzerne wler,
they will make their home on farm
q wish ! were in Bennington
would not miss one of your Thursda!
evening meetings" This statement
was made nv one OF the students las
week who was home for few days
He had come to the study to tall
over some problems regarding thu
Bible, science, and evolution. w,
are trying to face all these subject
in fair, christian way We ma,
not all agree but we can all worf, 4
together. The Book of Genesis /
under consideration at the present
Come Thursday evening at 1880
at the First Baptist church. Rea
the book and ask questions