The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-14
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Advertisements.
Strawberries 25c basket at Petras'
Mkt.
Real quality and service at Petras
Market
Pickles of all kinds in bulk, at the
C1eckerline, ~
A complete variety Of strictly fresh
fish at the Checkerline -
Ham for Easter, home cured and
several of the best kinds at the Check.
erline. ~
Extra nice poultry at the Checker
line. -
Please phone or bring your order
in early, tor early Saturday delivery,
phone No. 4. l. Satter & Son.
Theodore Thomas, student at the
Lowell Text lie school, is spending his
Easter vacation at his home on Pleas
ant street.
Plenty of strawberries, the best that
ever came to town, at the Fruitland >
For best auto service for the Easter
ball call Mcbride or Mattlson, tel.
POSI-. 50 per couple New cars, and
competent drivers. t3
The members Of the Senior class
at the high school held their first sing
this morning, preparatory to com
mencement
For all kinds OF fruit and vegetables
call 576-W. Petras Mkt.
The last Of the Holy Week services
tonight in the Second Congregational
chapel from 1880 to S:15 Subject
Of brief address by the minister, The
Victory Of Magnanimity.'
Call 2O4 for good things to eat. -
Henry Savage, prominent Berk-
shire county hotel man, died Wed
nesday afternoon at his home, The
Lodge, Pittsfeld Mr.. Savage num-
bered many Bennington citizens
among his friends and acquaintances.
The trout fishing season in Vermont
opens tomorrow and the extreme en-
thusiasts viii all be out but the heavy
rains and high water are not very en-
couraging There is still some snow
in the mountains but the streams
are going down and the water is clear
even on the main stream.
The Law and the Woman is a
strong story with a fine cast starring
Betty Compson taken from Clyde
Fitch's play THE Woman in the
Case" It's a Paramount picture and
episode II OF Hurricane Hutch" fea-
turing Charles Hutchison. Harte
theatre today and tomorrow.
The quarantine for scarlet fever
was removed this morning from the
home Of Mr. and Mrs Frank Daven-
port. Some time ago their daught-
or, Mrs. Richard Gerkin, and her
small son came to visit them. The
boy became i'll Of scarlet fever but
has now completely recovered.
The New York papers Of yesterday
carried a full page appeal for the chill
/ dren OF Armenia Read Sentenced to
Die" 1t is suggested to the members
and friends of the Second Congrega
tional church who attend the Easter
morning service that unless they
wish their special benevolent Offering
to 20 for another purpose, which they
will designate by writing on the en-
yeiope, they give to this great object
of humanitarian compassion.
/ Plenty of fine native pork at tbs
| Checkerline E"
Guy b. Johnson has been discharg
ed from the New York Post Graduate
hospital where he recently under
went a serious operation and is con
yalescing as we'll as can be expected
at his rooms in the Hotel Touraine
When his condition allows he an,
Mrs Johnson contemplate going I,
Atlantic City, n. j., for a few days
They plan to be at their summer
home in Old Bennington about May
/.
The young people of the SeconC
Congregational church have alway.
had enthusiasm about their earl.
Easter morning service. This yea
as usual it will be held at 1880 in tn,
chapel, Secretary Munger of the Y
! NJ. c. a. has been invited, to Leaf
IT, The committee working with Mar
shall Russell are arranging the pro
gram. Not only the young people bu
former members of the G. E. Societ,
and other fr ends wiz be heartily wei
coined
Fine Gnnan haddie and fresh oys
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