The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Advertisements.
Fresh pound cake. Checkerline .
II. f. Estes is repainting the inter.
ior OF Petras market,
Yours for a good time Read the
ad. Ilarte theatre today.
Mss Flora Murphy, who has been
III Of grip, is recovering
Fig squares Checkerlne
Miss Jennie Corcoran has returned
from visit to Hoos.ck Falls.
Rev. and Mrs. George s. Mills re-
turned Tuesday rom Burlington.
II. W. RedHad of Springfield is
spending two or three days in town.
Take a stroll through Honeymoon
Lane" tonight and tomorrow night.
William Greene of Springfield,
Mass, IS guest at the Colonial
house
Edward Harvey has resumed work
at the Alien A mill after an illness of
several days.
Mr. and Mrs, John Davis have re-
Gently moved from West Main street
to Branch street extension.
| a group picture of the Bennington
basketball team was made at the
White studio Tuesday afternoon.
j. w. Freidermann, Who is employ
ed by the Nichols Electric company,
is spending the day in North Adams.
Mrs Emily Farnum, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Charles Ray, has
returned to her home in Northamp-
tor.
Mrs. Harry Walker, who has been
Ill for two weeks, returned this morn
ing to her duties at the II. E. Brad
ford mill
s1e came down from her High
Heels" with a crash, in High Heels,
starring Gladys Walton. Harte the
atre today
Hosts Of pretty girls in gorgeous
costumes in Honeymoon Lane" at
the Opera house tonight.
Fresh lady fingers. Checkerline. "
Mrs. Margaret Henchey has return
cd from HoOsick Falls where she
spent few days with friends and
relatives
Louis Chabot has finished chopping
on the Peek lot for H. T. Cushman,
His wife, who was employed as cook
at the camp has, also returned to
town.
The Womcns chapter Of St Jean
de Baptiste society he'd a regular
business meeting and social hour
Tuesday evening in the rooms Of the
Bennington rls' club.
Dr. Matthew Maher, who was call
ed to Benn ngton by the sudden i'll
ness o. his mother, has returned n
BarP. Mrs Maher is reported to be
conslderab y improved.
Rev. j. A. Perry will speak this
evening at the Grace Methodist
Episcopal c.1urch, Troy, the occas on
being the seyent eth anniversary Ct
the founding Of the organization.
Popular Bible study cass tomor
/ row evening at 1880 in the chapel OF
, the First Baptist church TIE BOOK
OF Exodus is under cons 1aration at
the present time. You WA find this
an ENJOYABLE hour ana intense in
| terest 'nG.
There will be a meeting Of Bennna
ton Post No. IL American Legion, al
Post headquarters. Friday, ,slrch
18th, at S p. m The employment
situat on will Re discussed al this
time, and matters pertaining to a "a :
viii he taken Up 59ta
The funeral Of Samuel Cronk was
held Tuesday afternoon at Wal
bridges undertaking par'or Rev
George S Mills conducted the simple
gefyice The remarks were placed
IN Park Lawn vault. Mr.. Cronk
aged So years and veteran Of tn,
civil war, Died Sunday az his home
on Maple street after a long illness
In the Junior emblem competition
at the "Y' yesterday afternoon
Flank Lasher won the standing broa
jump with leap OF feet; +. John
son was second with CIT Ain; Green
ct '.'ird with l., IN. Blake fourtl
with eft, lin and Stufflebee an.
Oesterle were tide for fl In " tn SIT.
lin. In the travelling rings, Lashel
made 60 rings, L. Johnson 80, Matt
son II, Oesterle 16 and Stufflebee .
Twenty boys participated.
Mrs. Amelia MORGAN of the rowna
road, one OF Pownal oldest wome,
residents, lad the. misfortune to s'i'
on wet grass outs de Ter home Tues
day, which resulted in a broken liml
Although she is in her S5th year, sh'
has been very active. For severa
years 'Ae has cared almost entirely
for a family Of four one member o
which is an invalid Her misfortun,
is shock and grief to the many VIII,
know her, both here and in Pownal
She Is the mother OF Selectman Her
bert Morgan and WI Lam b. Morgan
Of Pownal