The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-08
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

EAlra fancy bacon at the NHeChel'
line.
w. 4. Teachout is spending the day
at Geneva, ~ Y
Raymond Russell OF Pittsie'd is
visiting in town few days.
Col. Il. E. Bottum OF Hedges Lake
spent Sunday in Bennington.
Roy Dunn and Michael Burk mo
tored to Whitehall, n. Y Sunday.
Miss Veronica Tulip of Arlington
was a Bennington visitor Saturday.
Chris Savas has returned from a
few days spent in Oswego and Syria
cuse.
Miss Julia McGaryin spent the
weekend at her home at HoosicG
Falls.
d. ]. Kane has returned from Pous
ney where he spent Sunday WITH his
family.
Miss Nettie Flye of Cornish, Me-
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry II.
Emery.
Charles Fienberg motored to Al
bany Sunday to visit his mother and
brothe,.
Mrs. Jennie Levin and son, Samuel,
motored to Troy Sunday to call on
relatives.
Miss Marguerite King of East Ar
lington spent Saturday afternoon in
Bennington.
Mrs II. c. Godfrey and Miss +,
Gertrude Hyde spent Saturday in
Troy and Albany.
There will be meeting OF st.
Agnes Guild at the paril.l house,
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Harley Bowles are
moving into the McCurdy house on
South Branch street.
Emp oyees OF the Marshall garage
are unloading a carload OF Chevrolet
motor cars today
Mr. and Mrs. William Slade are
moving today from Union street to
1923 Pleasant street.
DR.. and Mrs Frank Grennan and
daughter Of Schenectady spent Sun.
day with relatives in Bennington
l.. c. Davis returned home Sunday
by automobile from ST. Petersburg
; Fla. where he spent the winter
= Mrs. H. W. Estes has returned
from North Adams where she spent
the weekend with friends and rela
dives,
c. S. Chamberlain, district manag
er Of the Wooiwor',l stores, paid thu
ocal branch visit Saturday after
noon.
Alfred Picker OF Albany was thu
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Harry Fien
berg and Mr. and Mrs Max Fienberi
Sunda.
There will be a special meeting o
the officers Of the Miriam Rebekal
odge, Tuesday evening at 7:3
o'clock for dril, rehearsal
Have you seen "Ek?' It's a Los
Spirit! See what It does in "On
D Glorious Day" with VIII Rogers an
Lila Lee. Harte theatre today.
70 Many people are particular abol
a .eir food Good, wholesome mea
4 usua ly satisfy Bakers Certihe
es F.ayoring Extracts are made for pa
=, ticu.ar people.
Word has been received Of tn
III death this morning at the Caidwe
n apartment, Troy, of Miss Anna Ne
II. ogg for many years a resident
! Old Bennington.
We Miss Cara A. Converse, who hi
~ been a missionary in Japan for oy,
thirty years and spoke Sunday NOR
at ing at the First Baptist churtl, is Il
or guest Of Mrs. f. l.. Nichols.
ne See Colleen Moore in Come @
.e. over, a picture with the punch of
in shilalah, the sweetness of an Iris
Of rose-and fun fresh from the "oul
e. sod Harte theatre tomorrow.
a Chi.dren's matinee move "Cinde
iy e la and the Magic Slipper" all CHI
at dren's cast given by the Welfart
e. Harte's theatre Tuesday AIS. Paren
tn vi enjoy this with the children.
c. Mrs. Addison Stewart of SLY,
street viii be hostess for the Wor
in ans Missionary society of the Sc
a. ond congregational church at h,
l. home Tuesday afternoon, May 9,
H. o'clock.
ug Postmaster Emory S. Harris h
I'M finished the semi-annual inspect,
n of the rural mail routes. The rout
~ are numbers |, and 8. The c,
ds riers in the same order are: VILLA
J, Percy Clarence y. Morse a
- George w Rice
Don't ieave any OF them at hon
= Daddy will be sorry for the laughs
m ssed; wife will be robbed of a gr
ping ia Of devotion; children
''eir merriest day sweethearts
their best picture delight IL they M
Colleen Moore in Come On Owe
lIarte theatre tomorrow.
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