The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Fresh oysters and clans at Etes.
Tel. 7l5.
Mss Il la IIanrahan spent the week
cNd with trends in Troy.
Home made sausage, native pork
and .amb at + tes'. Tel 715. .
Arlington sausage in the box at the
C~hecker.ine. "*
The regular old fashioned dance vii
be he'd III the X. Of C.. rooms t.lis week.
Good Concord grapes at Estes. Tel.
rs. +"
All kinds Of pickles in Lalk. Check
crime. ="
Native pork and fresh home made
sau age. Checkerllne. ."
Mrs. Jesse Durham Is spending a
week with relatives in New York city.
Wallace Venable has presented the
publie lit,ary with II juvenile books.
Just received large assortment o.
children's, misses and ladies' sweat.
ers, in the most popular styles and
lowest prices at Noyeck's. 7Ot2.
There VII be a dance Friday night
at Wodmen Hall, all are cordially in
yited. Come and bring your friends.
Good time for all. Elwell's Orchestra
Home rendered lard and salt pork
at the C%heckerline. ~
See Pep Bernard play his violin
while stand ng on his head. at Hawks
hall. Thursday night. Nov. 20. Dane
Ing . to /. Admission soc. including
tax.
F. esh large and small oysters, at
the Checkelline. -
We have a wonderful assortment
Of house slippers, in soft padded
soles and Gather soles, in Il wide
variety of co.ors at very special
prices, at Noyeck S. 70t2
Are you planning a trip for Satur-
day Then 20 to the Catholic Daugh.
ters OF America food sale Friday after
noon, where theye viii be for sale pies,
cakes and other good things for Sun
day. ssra
Large and small stuffed olives in
bulk. Checkerline, "
Christmas Is coming. You VII find
something nice for "A gift for every
friend at the Catholic Daughters of
America Bazaar Thursday and Friday.
There will also be home made pies.
cakes, cookies ana candy on sale. :
See Earle Williams In You Never
Know. The man was a mystery to all
but h mself. None know whence he
came. why he was there nor whence
he was going. Ep. . In the Days OF
puHalo Bill" Harte theatre today.
Show tonight I & 8.
Lcwclyn W Co'e. aged 76 years. a
leading c.tzen OF Shafts ury, d ed
Tuesday night al his home in South
SALISBURY, The funeral VII be he'd
from III. South SALISBURY Method st
church Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
Burial viii be in Center Salisbury.
He was the father OF Harold ". Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Young were
somewhat surprised Tuesday evening
when Sc of Their friends gathered at
their home TO remind them that IL
was Their Eth wedd ng anniversary. A
pleasai evening was pa sell with mus
ic, calds and dancing. Refreshment
were served. AS a token OF friendship
from thor friends. Mr.. and Mrs
Yo""r were presented WITH an electric
grill.
Mocha cake. fudge cake and angel
cake at the Checkcrline.
Mrs. Alma France Bonn. wife o.
Rev. z. II. Benn, pastor OF the Soutl.
SALISBURY Methodist church. died al
her home IN South SALISBURY Tue
day at the age of 40 years. Mrs. Bonn
has made her home at South Shafts
huy for the past few years and dur,
ing her res dence has acquired tn
friendship Of everyone. The funera.
viii be held from the South Shafts
bury Methodist church Thursday after
noon at ! O'Clock and burial will be at
The South SALISBURY cemetery.