The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-04
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

ulc IdIbS HhnhIuftS ana Saur
hraut. Checkerl'ne.
Thomas Morris returned from One.
onta Friday evening.
/ Rev II. J. Maillet of Manchester Is
In town for the day,
If In doubt what to get for meat,
stop In ut the Checkerine.
Miss Helena Cunningham Of East
Dorset Is visiting friends In town.
Special, tonight only, lbs. fresh
ground hamburg steak Csc, q r.
Market.
Mrs. William Meyers OF Union street
entertained at cards Wednesday az
ternoon
Miss Catherine Hurley Is confined
to her BONE on Branch street by a
severe cold.
The sun rises at 7:l3 and sets al
SLY today. The moon Is In It's first
quarter tonight
Mrs. 0. Betit has returned from
Pittsfeld whore she has been visiting
for few days
Mrs T. J. Hensen Is leaving for
Boston today with her little daugh.
ter for a short. visit
George Cunningham Of Ballgton
Spa, n. Y. Is tho guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Wells Person.
Louis Buftu Of Dorset attended the
telephone dance given at High school
hall Friday evening.
Slightly soiIed white stamped dress.
es while they last at 81, in sizes 4
to 6 J.. NJ Barneys. 26t2
Born, February. 4, daughter, SUI
zanne Randolph, TO Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Coffin Of Valentine street
pig value in stamped goods on the
bargain table for one week, beginning
today al J.. NJ Darney's. 26t2
Harry Remington has returned from
the Chelsea, Mass, naval hospital,
where hc has been receiving treat
ment
Rev George X. Chorr.c, during hlr
stay in Bennington. was a guest q,
the home o. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur J.
Holden.
Mrs Joseph LaRoche aud daughter,
! Martina, who have been visiting In
Pittsfeld have returned to their homo
on River street
Big reduction In prices on baby's
wool and silk bonnets. sweaters, init
tens and booties for one week begin.
uingt today L. NJ. Barucys 26t2
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward Everett arc
booked to sail from New York on
February S for Egypt They will A.
so visit Spain and plan 10 spend the
coming summer In England
Received Payment, Starring
Corinne Griffith, is big picture
with n favorite star In role that
| brings her ose 70 tho hearts o. her
audience. Harte theatre Monday =
| Raymond Stockwell, a Remington
boy. who Is In the air service station
At Chanute Field. Rantoul. H., is con
fined to a hospital in that PLACE with
smallpox
Today opens the one week sal, Of
odd lots Of stamped pieces, crochet
,ottOn and small assortment of flosses
Come early for best selections, ~ only
a few OF some articles are In stock
l.. NJ. Barneys. 2Gt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Morse enter
tanned about thirty relatives ant
friends Friday evening at their home
on Park street exteution. Music GnC
games was enjoyed and later In The
eyening refreshments were served.
Lost-Frlday night. pair o. dark
trimmed glasses. In North Bcnning
ton or on trolley between Norti
Remington and bennington. Finder
please return to Miss Marjorh
Squires. Union st, or tSsphon'
lSl-M
Rabbi Wise Of New York has writ
ten OF Or. Steinheim who speaks to
morrow night at the Second Congrc
gational church in the Forum cause
"Ho is preacher OF distinct on
widely informed, learned In matte
aud eloquent in manner
Mr. and Mrs Edward wilson o
Pasadena. are visiting Their daughte
Mrs. Ralph Moves o. Washington
avenue. When Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
eft Pasadena last Monday tn
ground was covered with snow,
most unusual, 3ight In that part OF th
country.
The pool tenn of Mt. Anthony lodg
OF Masons will play a match gam
with Hoosick Falls lodge at Masoni
temple Wednesday evening, Februar
s. Tho game with Cambridge lodge
arranged for the same evening, ha
been postponed.
Word has been received OF ~
death. January &c. OF Mrs. Floreuc
V. Mutt Mt her home in Cold-Sprinl
onthe.IIudson. n y. Mrs, Mutt wa
former well known resident q
HoosiclI aud q sister of Miss Eliz
Ilorendeen of Bennington.
Tho Second Congregational churcl
Rev. G.. s. Mills minister, welcome
10 its services friends and stranger
Hour of Sunday morning WorsAt
1890 Sermon, "The RcmakinS
Tho Soul." Mems G ass IN the aud
forum and church school IN th
chapel at 10. Young Peoples NEE
ing at $50. Forum meeting at 7S
with Or. Emanuel Stenheim of Bo
ton as the speaker. Subject al "
address twentieth Century Paren
hood.
When the sunday Evening Forul
course was announced the first
the year one appointment in the III
~ nirhl nNnnlnna WINS moi nlled. III