The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Very good corn beef at Estes. Tele-
phone 7l5
There will be a rehearsal OF the
Sacred Heart choir tonight
New california walnut meats, Brazil
nuts, new dates and figs at the Fruit
| land.
Mrs Richard Ottman OF South street
has entered the Putnam Memorial hos
pital for treatment.
Storm and stable blankets, full line
Just received. Also fine line Of har-
ness. H. Greenberg, 104 River street.
Tei 25.R. Aft
Fresh pigs liver at Estes.
Martin Kearns spent the weekend
with relatives in Troy. Mrs. Kearns
has been visiting there for several
days.
There are no age lint restrictions
enforced at the old fashioned dances
held in the X. of c. rooms Wednesday
evenings.
Don't forget the date OF the supper
at the Parish house Nov. 8, at 8: 10
p. m. Mrs. paulson make the chow
der. Tickets SOC.
The Republican headquarters today
were at the Office Of Holden and Healy
and the Democratic headquarters were
1 in the office Of c. A. Maurer.
The old fashioned dance will be
held at the X OF c. rooms Wednesday
evening and not Friday evening as was
stated in Monday evenings Banner.
My Wild Irish Rose adapted from
Dion Bouceault play THE Shaugh-
ran" and Larry Semon in The
Agent masterpiece of comedy. At
the Opera House, Friday and Satur-
| day.
Little Daisy hams at Estes. Tel.
715. sa
The October issue of Telephone
! Topics" contains pictures Of Miss Hill
bred Benedict and Miss Agnes X. Muir
ply. Until recently Mss Benedict was
chef operator at the local exchange,
/ but was transferred to Rutland Her
position was filed by Miss Murphy.
There are no age limit restrictions
at the old fashioned dance at the X.
of C. rooms Wednesday evening, Nov
ember S.
Does beauty in distress arouse your
pity? Or courageous girlhood fire your
1 hood? DO gorgeous gowns entice you
! IN inf rte 1.an,0 oil onI
smiles? All that and more will make
Rose o. the Sea-, rose of the whole
worlds heart, starring Anita Stewart
Harte Theatre tomorrow.
Charles II. Potter, almost a lifelong
re5ident of Bennington and for many
years here in business, died about
O'Clock this afternoon. He had been
I in declining health for all Of two
years but had been confined TO the
house about two weeks. The funeral
will be held Friday but details have
not yet been decided upon and will be
announced in the Banner tomorrow
Vitagraphs big spec al production
] MY Wild Irish Ro e. Most pictures
today are satisfied if they can get
over" one little love affair, but Vita
graph proves that is knows how to
make a special really special in every
sense Of the word. for IN MY Wild
Irish Rose" there are three pairs OF
lovers, three heroe and three hero
ines. Also Larry Semon in The
Agent" veriable carnival OF merri
ment, with a knockout at the finish
Opera House, Friday and Saturday
Little pig pork ausage IN one pound
4 cartons. Try one, at Estes Tele
phone rs
On Friday evening Ha iowe'er
masquerade party was held at the
Wilson district school A feature OF
the even ng was a grand march OF
those in costume followed by the pre-
sentat on of prizes to Mrs II. A
Albyn and Arthur Moulds Dancing
and "bobb.ng" for apples were fol
lowed by refreshments. The even
ing was in charge OF a committee
consisting OF Mrs. F c, Harrington
MRS. H. p Thurow Mrs. Car
Schulze, Mrs. Mary Walsh II. \
Albyn. and r. J Tay.or A new com
mittee consisting of Mrs. II. S. Rid
lon, Mrs. W. Powers, NJ SIS Margaret
Sweet, II. A, Allyn and r J. Taylor
will take charge OF the parties to be
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