The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
LEWIS OF the Town and Village and
Advertisements.
Coming Buffalo Bill.

Coming Buffalo Bill
Fresh oysters, clans and lobster
at Estes
A nice supply Of kitchen utensils
and dishes at Mrs Davis sale tomor-
row.
Miss Margaret Nichols is confined
to her home on Washington street by
severe cold.
Mrs, Arthur Chase of Scott street
has accepted position at the II. Il
Bradford company mill
\ pair Of new Ralston mahogany
brown shoes, size ~, can be
bought for "a at 225 South street
Celebrate Armistice day by attend.
ing the confetti dance at Tn on hai
tonight under the auspices OF the
American legion
The Womans auxiliary Of the y.
NJ. {, A. WI. g!Ye supper Wednes.
day evening November 10, AZ tas
y lichC.s % GEMS.
he buck Killed early in the wees
/ 0y Ray Barlow was estimated to
Weigh 2l5 pounds ANA had remark.
able head with lG points. T. r. ANA.
ion is another successful hunter
When barrel, for no reason at all,
0egl-s 10 s.linmy around ana cut ~
dos it naturally atousos curiosity I'll 5
vcuIs IN The Agent starring Larry
Semon. Opera House, tonight and to-
morrow.
ine american Red Cross sent Il
cab to Athens the other day an.
;hciizng the purchase of fifty thous-
ana doAa s worth CT condensed m TX
for the children OF the refugees.
Lend hand join the Red Cross this
yea; Eh1 lf
The district meeting Of the Won
ans auxiliary to the Episcopal church
IS beng held at Rutland today.
Among those from Bennington who
left by auto this morning to attend
this meeting We're Rev. and Mrs j.
Elmer Mckee Mrs. Elmer johnson.
Mrs. j. NJ. Ayres, Mrs Wayne Adams
and Mrs. Collins NJ. Graves
Continuing the series in the ex-
position of Marks Gospel the pastor
Will preach Sunday morning at the
Methodist Episcopal church on How
the world VIII be saved" THE even
ing sermon will be on Greater Men
for Greater Bennington" The Mems
chorus VIII sing IN the evening
meeting. Discussion class FOR men
nee.s a; noon, ana the young people
at $50
WGY, the General Electric company
broadcasting station, will give play
by play story of the Harvard Princeton
football game 70 he played at Cam.
br dye Mass, Saturday AFTERNOON. No.
vemuer / nv ildam Mcclellan. sport
ing editss '6fthe New York Herald. an
lauthrr,ty on football WI tel the tana
aboul the game from the l.-tnerns OF
the crowds to the tnal whistle. The
iolloSEiag Saturday, NoS IS, WGil
| wife LrCadeast the va e.Princetoii
game which viii be p,ayed al Prince
on, McGeahan vii a.sotreport Uni
ontes foirrad oiootball ,andom
4 AZ great deal OF Interest was man.
Tested tn 5 morning at the store o.
/ II HI Warren where "a dcmunstratida
Tor Sterling range is in process. q
| Altt.t Imprlm has been sent u
1 hemini sSon by the lSRl StoYe CON
| pany t. show Bennington housewiye.
that i whole barrel OF -four can b.
! Mmed INTO bread with one ord nary
] sized bucket OF coal Mr. Gingram
began at seven O'Clock this morning
/ ana viii not have al his bread bakea
until nearly I this evening and VIII
It that me have or pounds OF
oal left in the bucket The oven
iods Is loaves OF bread at one time
and the bread is on exhibition in la.
"mddN OF the store.
Several men who have known Benn
tington over a period Of twenty years
are giving Their personal answers
% the questions sent out by Rev.
John Leonard Cole. minister OF the
dO.nooist Cnulch. Can the temara
able improvement In industrial anC
material aspectsl set forth by FL tor
ffank f. Howe before the Board Of
Trade bargueU vi our community II
] twenty years, be ma.chrd by an I'M
! nyoNement in moral and Spiritual
\ aspects?" Laymen, c ose observers
of public life. representing all shades
of religious professions will give
replies by letter The result wll he
made known In the evening service
of the NJ r. church as part OF the
pastors sermon on Greater Men for