The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-09
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

| Extra fine northern spy apples at
Estes market.
10 reels of comedy, TO- Opera
house tonight.
Get your share Of laughs Read
the ad. Opera house tonight.
Tom Mix in Arabia" full Of stunts
thrills and action Harte theatre to-
day
Tom Mix in Arabia and Dandy
Dan" FOX comedy. llarte theatre to-
day
4 Fresh oysters, cherry stone claims,
stcaming clans, iinnan haddle and
scallops III Estes.
Clara Kimball Young in "The
Hands OF Nara and Century com
cdy. flGrte theatre Monday.
Plenty Of handmade practical gifts
at the Misses Ames' sale. Come in
land look them over This sale con.
\ tinues Until Christmas. S3t2
The big laughter program, is Mat
rimony a Failure the Paramount
comedy special and Harold Lloyd in
"A Sailor Made Man Opera house
\ tonight
Mrs. Elizabeth Norton Of New Yorl,
CITY was called here yesterday by the
illness Of her aunt Mrs. Caroline
Clapp, WHO has been Ill for few
days, but is aome better.
Wood FOR sale.-l.!mited quantity
sof hard wood, cut in one foot lengths
large and small. Thomas Hunter
Lumber Co. Tel 2GG-W or l39.M
G3t.
I The services at ST. Peters church
tomorrow will be Holy Communion At
7:30; Morning Prayer, Litany and ser.
mon at 1920; Church school at noon
Evening Prayer and address at 1880.
We have a few vacancies for sew
ing machine operators IN our nainsook
department whore We can give per
manont employment Phone AZ or call
at Office OF Allen y Company. 1918
have few choice deer heads and
some tanned deer skins suitable for
table spreads that would make at
tractive Cnr-tmas gifts Chelsea II.
Harrington. 2Q5 Stafford St. Phone
coy. soto"
The Bennington Girls clrb will
hold a moonlight confetti dance We'd.
nesday evening, December 70. at high
school hail Hurley's orchestra viii
furnish music and dancing viii begin
al 8 o'clock and continue TO II
On Friday evening, December Is.
the Westinghouse company viii radio
the evening performance of The
Fool, act by act as It Is played in
Now York Arthur Elliot Of Benning
ton, who spends his summers here
and who has ben Instrumental IN the
production of several plays here BY
amateur talent, has two parts In THE
Fool"
The Brotherhood OF the Methodist
Episcopal church has been fortunate
enough to secure for It's speaker next
Tuesday evening the Rov. A. Bruce
Moss, u. d.. of New York city. Or
Moss addressed the church and mems
class in October. and left a profound
impression by hi3 evident understand
ing of modern international problems.
and his ver.lity of address lie Is
one Of the secretaries OF the Foreign
Board, served IS chaplain in British
army in lnd:a during the war. and
has Travelled extensively in Asia. He
CONS to TIE brotherhood after two
days spent in North Adams speaking
before churches. Masonic bodies and
Rotary Club
The preacher at the Methodist Epis
copal church tomorrow morning will
be the Rev Edgar D. Brown OF Cam.
bridge Mr. Brown is one of the ris
ing yoGng men Of the Troy COMET
ence, son Of one Of the popular pas.
: to-. lug conference evangelist. Rev
Edgar II. Brown AT the eyenine
service q number OF young people
viii act out the STORY Of the Good
samaritan Young people meet for
devotional hour at $50 The Brother
hood Bible class will be lead by Prof
McClelland. In connection with the
lesson, The Good Samaritan" Van
Dykes neY parable The jericho
..oto will be read