The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Good Northern Spy apples at rs.
tes'. y
Seedlcss rasins, currants, ctron,
mince meat in glass at Estes, tel.
tit.
See Cecil b. Demilles "Manslaugh.
ter starring Thomas Meighan.
opera house.
Wanted-A few machine operators
and inspectors at once at the Gaia.
niount Mfg. Co. 1873
! Born Friday, December 4. a daugn-
ter To Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brooks
+ Of Pleasant street.
! j. j. Cunning is installing Il now
: heater IN his home on the corner OF
] weeks and Putnam streets.
: Beans bread, cake, doughnuts and
! pie will be- on sale at the Methodist
] church Saturday afternoon.
All Bennington carpenters are in.
vitcd to attend smoker at Union
hall Thursday evening December
lfth. Refreshments viii b. served
=. 1872
! If your husband sold you TO m.
other man for part OF furs what
would you do? See Dorothy Dalton
in THE Siren CAN Iiartc Theatre
today.
Miss Katherine Armstrong entered
'hc Putnam Memorial hospital this
morning whore she will undergo ain
| operation for the removal of her
| tonsils,
We have few vacancies for sew.
| ing machine operators in our nainsook
department where we can give per.
niancnt employment. Phone AZ or call
at Office Of Alien A Company. 1919.
There is a wonderful piece OF trick
Photography in The Siren Car tnat
/ shows the snow departing form trees
ana mountains OF a beautiful sketch
OF the Yosemite Valley and the com.
ng OF Spring, all actually before
your eyes in series OF dissolves.
/ has never been done before. See
It at lIarte Theatre today.
II In Your heart you are plaving
the game square. no matter what
others may lnInk, you VIII win out
in the end. This sums up of the
philosophy of the central character
and gives the plot in brief OF the
whole story, The Siren Call Dor.
orthy Dalton Is the star llarte Thea
ter today,
The annual meeting of the H. +.
Biaufoiu company ne, was held lasI
Wednesday. fhe following board
OF directors were elected: W Ii
/ Bradford. d. =. Keller, G. H. Dewey,
W. j. Meaghcr, Il. j. nvelor ana a.,
n Estabrook. The officers are w
H. Bradford, president; d. b. Keeler,
vice-presidt mt; ID. j. k,elcr. secre-
tary;: d. y. Estabrook treasurer.
Mr.. hstabrook Is a new addition To
the board. having recently returned
here IRON Great Darlington
a play entitled. "The First Thanks
| giving Dinner was gN,n - DAY
afternoon az assembly by the sopho
more class oi tle High School. The
Dlay was composed OF the following
| cast OF characters Dam. ..rewster
Loola Woodruff: Elder Brewster
Robe ri Harrington; Captain Standish
Jos, ph Ny }rs: Betty, Marjorie Matti-
son; Herbert Wins.ow. Adelne Rip
ley; John Alden. Gladys Bromley.
Giles Iiornc?. Sarah Kent; raucnac
,,f. - Naish. Governor Bradford.
fr d'r.cs Green; MaSsasoit, Hcub n
Gre, H.
Devie, J., Batshe:, q New Yorl
ittornsy, caTltd at the probate otiic,
Monday and presented the will of IT,.
! ate Danial Robinson OF Old b min
ton. County court was adjourned Mon
aft rnoon out OF respect to Tie mem
Dry OF tho late William T.. Sheldon
a former bennington attorney, who
lied last week at Dorset. The fun
eral service, held at the Dor'ci
Congregational church, was attended
by Judge Stanley c. Wilson. who is
,ro siding ut the session. Assistant
Judge Edmond laFranchise, Clerk
I. J. Stakeholder. ]. H. Baichelder
Edward l.. Bates. Robert v. liealy.
edward II. Holden and Charles a
Gaur =. RtH. G. s. Mills. pastor of
he Sccord Congregational Chur Ii
VI which III" d ceased was long f.
member and a trustee and Philip 7.
!. Pi'ron also attended the services
Intern M was NJ I'orStt.