The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-08
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Little daisy hams at the Checker.
line.
Chocolate cellars and cream puffs.
Checkerline.
| William Myers, Jr., is i'll at his home
on Union street.
Coffee rings with cocoanut or nuts
Checkerline
William Cull.nan has returned from
stay Of two days in Troy
Ralein, entire wheat, vienna and pull
man bread Checkerlne
Banner dance at High sc,lool hall
Tuesday evening, Feb, H.
Leo Slattery has accepted a post on
at the Bennington Scale works.
Miss Thelma Puffer, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs, William Puffer is i'll.
Fried ca1es, both plain and sugaTed,
and jelly doughnuts. Checkerline.
Swifts prem;im clipped bee
sliced very fine, at TIE Checkerline."
Nathaniel L. Smith is seriously i'll
with pneumonia at his home on Union
street
w. d. Newton, who has been i'll at
his home on Union street, is reported
to be conyalescing-
Miss Margaret Nichols, small daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Marden Nichols
OF Imperial avenue is III,
The Fortnightly will meet Saturday
afternoon at three O'Clock in the chap.
el of the Congregational church.
Thomas Fitzgerald, wire chief for
the telephone company, is confined to
his home on Branch street by grippe
Have you purchased your ticket
for the Valentine dance at High
School hall Tuesday evening, Febru
airy IA?
Extra fine blood red salmon at
the Checkerline.
See Gareth Hughes in Little Eva
Ascends," a Unce Tom Cabin show
and episode IA Of Winners of the
West HaTte theatre today
Sat mackerel, salt herring, little
bcneless herring, smoked, halibut
and bloaters at the Checkerline.
Frank Wnslow Of Springfield, Mass,
is spending some time at the home Of
his mother, Mrs John Winslow. OF
Branch Street
Mrs George Wadsworth has return
ed from a stay Of week in North
Adams, where she was the guest of
Mrs. Floyd Blanchard.
Checkerline patty shells are fine for
cream oysters and chicken.
Branch No. l Of st. Mary's Guild
will meet Thursday afternoon, Feb
ruary ., from to 5, with Mrs II B.
Hutchins Of Valentine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Foster of I'm.
ion street have taken their daughter,
Cecilia, to St Elizabeth hospital
Brighton, Mass for treatment
R. G. Palmer and Charles H. Darling
of North Adams Peter X Boyee and
H. A. Palmer OF Rutland, A. w White
and J. w. Morse of Boston, and A. j.
Heany of Wilmington are among the
guests at the Putnam House
Guy b. Johnson underwent a serious
operation at the Post Graduate no.
pital. New York, Monday evening
His condition Tuesday was reported
hopeful though still considered crit
ical
The Catholic Daughters Of Ameri-
ca will entertain at a card party and
dance in High school hall Thursday
even ng, February 0. Whist and 500
will be p aged from to 10. dancing
from 10 to /. Muse by Hurley's or
, chestra. 27ti
Fancy French pastry for the rest
OF the week Fresh every day. Check
erline.
Donald H. Green, aged - days, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Green Of I'm.
peiial avenue, died early this morning.
The funeral will be at o'clock this
afternoon Rev. W. G. Towart will
ofTiciate. The body will be placed in
Park Lawn vault
Father John Culiian who has been
confined to the Troy hospital for some
time, took solid food Monday for the
; first time. Father Culllan is doing
wonderfully we'll He has been in
Bennington and has a host OF friends
in this community He is now parish
priest at West Rutland
The A. b. G, achievement club en-
tertained Their leader, Mrs Dewitt
Q, Lewis, at a supper in the Walfare
rooms Monday evening The officers
elected for the new year are: Presi-
dent and treasurer, Agnes Jackson;
social and project leader, Doris Har-
bour; song and cheer leader, Myra FL.
we'll After the election the custom
airy work of the organization was re-
sumed.