The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-09
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Emmett Leahy and Dennis Nash
spent Sunday in North Adaml
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Holden and
family spent last week In Springfield
Miss Alma Papers and Miss Nettle
Stratton spent the weekend In Albany,
Mrs William PuHer of East Main
street - confined to her home by Ill
ness
Mr.. and Mrs Irwin Wilcox and Miss
Los Wilcox OF Manchester are In town
shopping
Judge T. L. Bates returned satur-
day from a business trip TO New York
and Washington.
Mrs. Emily vernois and Mrs. Jack i,
Morgan OF Sunderland are spending Il
the day IN town
Miss Beulah Bates Of silver street
has rturned from New York, where 4
she Ias been for a short stay.
Mrs. Leonard Cultivate left today |
for New York where she viii spend
the remainder of the winter.
Miss Helon Beecher, who teaches
IN Manchester, spent the week end ut
her home on Pleasant street
DR.. " A Dawson Of Burlington
spent the weekend In town and filed
the First Baptist pulpit Sunday morn
( ins
Every one who purchased loaf OF
/ Checker Line bread Saturday has
a free loaf coming Wednesday. Sec
add. 1882
Mrs. Harriet Lyman, former resi-
dent. but now of Sharon, Mass. was
the week end guest OF Miss II. j.
Sibley
See how gust Of oil blow maid
into love In Pardon my French and
"Golfing," a Century comedy Harte
theatre today
Pardon my French" 4 jazzy joillty
Of ginger and spice with vivian Mar
tin. and "Golfing," Century comedy
Harte theatre today
Mrs Walter Jacobs who teaches
IN Rut and, spent the week end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. f. Royce
OF Valentine street
Mrs John baker OF Old Bennington,
who underwent a'serious operation at
the Putnam Memorial hospital two
weeks ago, is improving
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Jennings closed
their home In old Bennington and left
today Tor New YORK where they Will
spend the remainder Of the winter
Miss Virginia OBrien. former Ben
nington girl is playing at the Cen
tury theatre in New York with Don
+. aid Brian IN The Chocolate Soldier
George f. Mackay OF Barre, = h.
Sweeney Of Maiden and a. Farley
Brewer and Arthur l. Taylor Of Bos
ton were weeb end guests At TIE l'nt-
, nam House. "
, l. y. Bentley OF the Lyons district
has been confined to his home for The
last two weeks with serious case OF
blood poisoning in his hand. DR..
Reich ing is caring for him.
There will be a special meeting Of
, Catamount co:->oandery tomorrow ev.
eulng at s o'clock in Forsters hall.
Every member Is reque Ted to be pres
ent as business OF Importance is TO be
taken up.
Charles Tomasl shot a fox Sunday
on the west Idle OF Mt Anthony This
p. viii make four foxes for Mr. Tomast
this winter As he starts the foxes
: In the same place, he thinks they are
al OF one litter.
The Catholic Daughters OF Ameri-
ca will hold their first business meet
ing OF the year Tuesday evening az
ISIS in the X. OF G. rooms Every
member Is urgently requested to be
III esent as business OF Importance IS
To be transacted.
The book The Economical Conse.
quonees OF the Pqce,' by Keynes,
which was mentioned in Prof Wards
J address last night at the Forum, may
be- found on the shelves Of the Ben
4 nington Free library.
Many people wondered what the
bclln the Congregational church was
ringing Tor this morning. 1t was the
4 fire commissioner Howard Ferguson
testing the alarm system to see II the
], wires were intact after Sunday nights
windstorm
Mrs. Catherine Grant fell in her
home on Imperial avenue last Thurs.
day and fractured three ribs. The
accident was a peculiar one Mrs
Grant was doing her regular house
work and slipped on wet floor She
\ Is resting comfortably.
Archie King is home from the Troy
hospital and although he is on orutch.
es he gets about considerably Satur
day night he visited his shine parlor
. "a Man street Mr.. King wa the
victim of an automobile accident on
> the Troy road some seven weeks ago
n The fifteen months old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Eugene Sea jr, OF
Gage street passed away this morn
ng ut 20, The child who was Ma
rnla Jcserhine shea was taken sud
den II last evening. She has been
apparently IN perfect health and the
deatA comes as great shock TO the
heart broken parents. The funeral
viii he heRl Tuesday morning at the
homo OF Mrs. Sheas parents. Mr.
aud Mrs William ]. Hicks at 10
: o'clock
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