The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
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News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.
Archie King spent Friday in Al.
bany.
Grapefruit 4 for 25c. at the Check
erl'
Miss Julia Brazel was in Arlington
Thursday.
Fancy fowl 45c per pound at Peter
sons Market,
Mr.. and Mrs. william Gailpo were
In Troy Friday.
Little Daisy hams and fancy boiled
ham. Checkerline.
Miss Rose Beslisle is spending the
week end in Arlington.
Lynn Harrington is confined to his
room by severe cold.
Miss Jennie Mulligan OF Lincoln
street is i'll with the grippe.
Miss Alice Biggs has recovered from
recent attack Of tonsilitis
John Pierce is confined to his home
on River street by severe cold.
George II. Hall OF Kings Ferry, N.
Y, is guest at the American House.
John Wilbur Is clerking at the
Levin store during the reduction sale.
j. NJ. Vincent returned today. after
spending a week In Petersburg with
his son.
Slippers for evening wear, 79c per
pair at Garreau & Belanger, Main
street
Mrs Reuben LEVIN OF Manchester
is the weekend guest of relatives in
Bennington.
Mrs. A. j. Holden and daughter are
spending a few days In Boston as thu
guests Of relatives
Bacon, ham. whole or sliced, quail
: ty best. Checkerline.
Ethel Clayton in "Reyondv Para
1 mount picture and Century comedy
Harte theatre Monday
| Cleaning, pressing, repairing and a
tering of all kinds done at j G. Jer
sen & Co, Merchant Tailors.
Mr.. and Mrs, D. J. Hurlburt hay
gone to New York, where they wi
spend the weekend with relatives.
Miss Estelle Bennett, daughter {
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Bennett, VIII
has been Ill for the past week, is cor
yalescing
Wanted-Job as truck driver tire
years experience, can take all car
OF same. State wages paid. Addres
NJ. Box 440 -
If there is parade this evening
the illustrated lecture on rBurban
! and His Miracles at the Methods
church will start Immediately Their
after
Mrs. Frank Healy entertained tw
, tables OF neighbors and friends at
VIII st party at her home Thursda
, evening. First prize was won by Mr.
William Shannahan and the consol
tion count went to Mrs. Martin era
, en-. An enjoyable social evening co
cluded with buffet luncheon.
Some OF Rev Charles f. Provost
. parishioners have received cards fro
him He says that he is we'll and e
joy!ng the winter immensely Faith
Provost is the venerable priest
Sacred Hearth church and is spendiI
a few weeks at West Palm Beach 4
j rest and recuperation.
The members of the Ancient Ord
. OF United Workmen held the first
- series of card parties at the home
- John Carey on Grant street Frid
evening The party was well attend
and very good time was enjoyed
all. Delicious refreshments were 81
we'd. Another meeting will be he
next Friday at the home OF VIM.
Scott on Valentine street
The public is cordially invited
the services OF the First Bapt
church, w G. Towart, pastor chur
school at 9:45. Morning worship
O'Clock, junior story THE Plrate
Theme morning sermon The Nj
Deadly Sin OF all the Ages" TT
is the third sermon in the series
service, Adult classes after servi,
Young people meet $50. Forl
Second Congregational church
1889.
The Methodist Episcopal chur,
Rev. James A. Perry, minister, {
nounces Rev David Hughes of Ho
lex Falls as the preacher for Sund
morning. in the scheme of a distri
wide exchange OF pastors arrang
by the district superintendent
Hughes is thoughtful and INTEREST,"
speaker The Sunday school sessi
is held at 1900; the Epworth Leag