The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

New currants, raisns and citron at
Estes market
Girls and chidrens arcticl, long
wearing kinds at Harris.
Miss Eleanor Hurley of Union st,
is spending the day in Troy.
Born, Monday, son to Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph LaRoche of River street.
Attorney Walter Fenton, OF st
Albany is in town today on business.
Born, Saturday, daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Snyder OF the Wood.
ford road.
Everyone Is going to that Bazaar
in the Knights of Columbus rooms
Thursday and Friday
Mr.. and Mrs, Lee c. Warner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Perry motored to
Schenectady Sunday.
A dance will be held in high school
hall Thanksgiving eve, November go
Remember this date.
Fresh home made sausage at Estes
Telephone .7l5.
The Red Team of the Baptist church
will met with Mrs. Harry Moses We'd
nesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Mems ] and buckle arctcs, best
makes, at Harris.
The road from Benn 'ngton to VII
m.ngton over the mountain, has been
scraped and Is now easily passabIe.
"The Man of The Moment" has
| been read and re-read by thousands
See II on the screen. Harte theatre
today.
Members OF St Franc de Sales
choir are urgently requested to al
tend rehearsal at the church tonight
at 1880 o'clock.
Miss Mary Rooney of School street
was called TO Boston Monday by the
death of relative. Her father
Thomas Mooney of SALISBURY, was al
so called there. sHs ri.
New graham flour at Estes mar
ket, telephone 7l5.'
Walter G. Wood, principal OF tn,
Benn ngton high school, who In
been confined to his home by Hines,
for several days, was able to return
to school Monday,
Mrs. Margaret Morrissey and dau
ghter Miss Catherine Morrissey. ant
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Cullnan motore,
to Troy Sunday to spent the day will
Mrs. Henry Phillips.
Nj. and Mrs. William J. BOWL
are today moving from the Il mo
lockwood tenement on South stree
to the new home they have just com
pleted -on weeks street.
Fancy articles and home made can
dies will be sold at the Baptist churcl
Saturday afternoon and evening. No,
amber %. Tea Will be served TIL
Gradat'm class is in charge. -
The Fortnightly Club is to NEE
this evening at o'clock at the SCI
ond Congregational chapel A rea,
er will entertain the cub with tn
play Leah K'eschna." Guest ticket
30 cents.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dunn of Sout
Salisbury were called to Benuingto
Saturday by the serious illness Of thel
grandson. Matthew frederick, it'll
son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn {
Union street.
The Congregational club will hol
their monthly meeting Wednesda
NIGHT at 8 O'Clock. Paul \. Buttric
will address the club on his exper
noes In the Bait c States Refresl
nents and social time will follow
You may think that YOU have neve
benefited directly by the Red eros
nut directly or indirectly every on
BENEFITS whether in town, country {
through war or disaster. Join at III
Free Library or County National ban
The moment came to this siren
nan and this adorable woman, eau
ng time and place and all else to /
forgotten See The Man of Il
Moment A Pathe News and
ioin comedy. Harte theatre TODAY
Let your name be found on the cal
ndex file as member of the grea
est organization on earth. the Amer
|. | can Red Cross. Join at the Counl
:. National bank, Or the Free Libar
Telephone office or the Chapter ofllc
6 Hawks Block.
i Alfred L., months old son OF NJ
{ md Mrs. John LaFlamme of Sou
d street, died this morning at the hon
: VI Mrs. LaFlamme's parents in po
lal. The funeral win be held We
nesday afternoon at their home {
South street Burial win be in Pa