The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-23
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

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Mocha, sponge, fudge and cupcakes.
Checkerline.
j. II. Lundy of Troy was in town
Thursday.
Roy NJ. Andrews of Arlington was in
town Thursday.
Mrs Nellie Slattery is now employed
at the Tryon mill.
Baked beans and brown bread for
Saturday. -Checkerline.
John Harte left Thursday on brief
business trip to New York,
Special clean up. Chldren's white
high and low shoes, special at CSC, at
Noyecks. 43t2
Mrs. Henry Maynard, who has been
spending a week in Adams with her
mother. has returned.
Born, Sunday June IS, at their home
on Dewey street, son, Fred w Bak-
er, Jr., to Mr. and Mrs. Fred w. Baker.
Plenty of squash, custard, apple, CO.
bOduut NlcdHl anu Nuothluf bhhhhd anu
lemon pies for Saturday. Checkerlne.%
Miss Louise Hogan and Miss Fran
cese Curtis have returned for the sum
mer from Mt. st. Joseph seminary,
Rutland.
( Don't miss Wesley Barry in Gus
Edwards school Days" Believe
hme, it is sum pictur' Opera house
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Robert l.. Hubbell is entertain.
ling her sister Mrs. Charles Graham
of Scranton. Pa, at the Hubbell home
stead, Old Bennington.
Cookies molasses. sugar, fruit bars,
oatmeal and cocoanut. Checkerllne*
Special clean up Of ladies' white
kid, nubuck and canvas high grade
high and low shoes, values to IS,
special at 1898 at Noveck's. 43t2
Baked beans and brown bread for
| Saturday. Checkerline.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Duncan and
/ Mr. and Mrs Varnes of Cleveland. O.,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs A. II. Won
Dette. Mrs. Duncan is Mrs. VonDette's
sister.
Wesley Barry as "Speck' offers
more entertainment tlan the combin,
ed efforts of a dozen male stars in
School Days Special matinee Sat
urday at 3 o'clock. Evening shows
at Z and 0. Opera house
About IS friends and relatives
pleasantly surprised Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Fleming Saturday evening al
their home on Park street Refresh
ments were served Mr.. and Mrs
Fleming were the recipients of many
beautiful gifts.
The work Of laying a concrete side
walk on the north side OF Grandviev
avenue from Silver street to Soutl
street has begun. Parts of the ole
grayel-cinder combination that are too
high are being excavated and low
places are being filled.
Baked beans and brown bread fol-
Saturday. Checkerline,
The women living at Fillmor,
Farms were the guests Of Mrs. Al
bert Burgess Thursday afternoon ant
the hostess received something OF q
,surprise when the evening meal hour
ARRIVED to see the men folks" on
hand. "The makin's" OF course
supper put in an appearance at the
same time to be followed by ses
sion at pitch. Mrs Burgess was the
recipient OF a handsome cut glas.
basket.
Jelly doughnuts and fried cakes
Checkerline.
Plenty Of squash, custard. apple. CO
coanut cream and custard, banana and
lemon pies for Saturday. Checkerine.
Rev and Mrs. George 5. Mills LEFT
for Boston this noon. Mr. Mills Is &c
officiate Saturday at the wedding Of
a daughter OF his classmate, Henr,
Hoyt Hilton OF Chicago. at the Hi
ton summer home near Lowell. HC
will come back to Greenfield for Sun
day to preach in exchange of pulpits
with Dr. Pratt. Monday afternoon Mr.
and Mrs. Mills take the steamer fol
Belfast. Maine. where they will spend
the month Of July