The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Fancy bacon checkerline
Lee Armstrong IS In Providence on
business.
Very tlue large and small oysters
ICheckerlino,
Mrs. Mary Blake OF North Hoosick
was In town Friday.
William Hurley Of School street IS in
/ Tro for the weeh end.
/ Poultry, veal and lamb, native and
very fine. checkerlne.
Fine all wool toques and toboggans
at zoe at Mulhgdu and Rochos
/ Turner r. Crahston is spending a
few days In Pownal with friends.
SOFT she'll clans for steamng and
large cherry stone clans. Checker
line
MISS Agnes L. lockwood il assisting
at the Office OF f. L. Bates for a short
time.
Mrs. George Moore went Friday to
Wiliamstown TO Visit her sister for
the weekend
James NJ Tracey went TO Boston
Thursday for visit with his daugh.
ter, Mrs. y, r. Rich.
Mrs David r Murray and Mrs. Er.
nest Lambert Of School street are
spending the day In Troy.
Mr., and Mrs. William Blodgett have
gone 10 Cobleskli, n Y, TO attend the
funeral Of Mr.. Blodgett's father.
Fur lined gloves and mttens for
ladies' and gents at $500, worth $500
to $500, Of Mulligan and Roches. .
Poverty OF Riches IA motion
picture you wi not forget. Mark tle
date and get there early. Harte the.
atre Monday.
Mira Simeon II. Percy, who fell on
the ice on Stafford street Wednesday
morning, was hurt quite badly but is
able TO ct up today
Mrs. H. 9 Harmon. who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mira. J. Ed Wal
bridge for a short time. returned, this
morning, to her home in Cambridge
ny
L" George WiWillians went this morn
Ing 10 Rutland 10 attend meeting OF
the agents OF the Metropolitan Iusur.
ance company. Mrs. Wil Jams will 20
on the afternoon ira n and together
they will attend banquet this evening
held al Hotel Berwick.
Commander Leon Boyd presided al
tho meeting OF the Veterans OF For.
eign Wars, Jan. IL. There was a
large attendance, and a number OF
new members were taken In More
men are expected to JON later All
are requested not to forget Jan 26,
The RESPONSE to- the announcement
that the women OF tho local Relic
Corps would give supper at CA
r. hall Friday evening shou con
vince the members OF that estimable
Iorgani7auOn.. that their reputat ons
as exponents Of the culinary art IRE
luhdimued by time The receipts
wereHi2 ~
The body OF Private Francs J
lDowdell arrived ID New York from
France today T5e remains will be
brought to bennington and deposited
lin Park Lawn vauit until spr ng
When buriRr'$lll be possible. There
VIII be a fitting service at that
time Mr. Dowdell was the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dowdell OF Sche
lhectady, ,ormeIly Of North Beuning
ton,
Christian Science services are held
ut 500 Main street every Sunday morn
ing az IL o'clock and every Wednesday
evening at 1880 In the same building
lie a free library reading room where
authorized Christian Science literature
llaay be read, borrowed or purchased
II is open dlify except sundays and
= holIdavo from 3 TO 6. The publ IL
cordially invited to attend the services
and use the reading room.
Workmen employed at the Twin
state gas pant have completely over
hauled and bricked up new, the gener
ator and carburetor. This has 10 be
done about once a year and goes "a
long way toward improving the quail
ty Of the gas, 4 new instrument has
been installed for checking the mum
Der OF heat units In the gas. The
measurements are based on the Brit
sh thermal unit yystem. Most states
require that gas compane s keep the
heat standard TO certain figure
There is no such law IN Vermont. how
aver.