The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Thomas Monahan spent Thursday In
North Adams.
Brazil nut croquettes, 39c b., at
Kandyland
Miss cara Barber OF Pownal was
In town this morning
James Wood Is spending the after
noon in North Adams.
V. A. Nadeau OF East Dorset was a
recent visitor In Bennington.
Mss AIleen Culliton is spending a
week In Boston with relatives.
James Bent OF Dorset Is spending
the week in Bennington with relatives.
Twelve men wanted at once for
nil, work, 10 per cent bonus paid
H. 7. Cushman Mfg. Co, North Ben.
nington, VT
Miss Louise Edgerton and Miss
Marion Edgerton, who have been
spending a vacation with Mr. and
Mrs. p. ]. Green, have returned TO
Rutland.
Turn to the Right" Is in the main
a comedy OF highly hilarious sort,
with ingenious dramatic situations
and surprises Opera House, today
and tomorrow.
Turn to the Right may be recon-.
mended as having power to bring
| laughter TO even the most detected
and dyspeptlc. Opera House today
and tomorrow.
See Turn to the Right a great
play splendidly acted. Adverse critl.
cism would be Ike sneering at the
Declaration OF Independence. Opera
House, today and tomorrow
Devils Food Cake covered with
White Mountain Cream makes an ex.
ceptionally delightful dessert For
fayoring II, most celebrated cake
makers use Bakers Vanilla Extract.'
Griswold aces on sale today these
six new special Victor dance hts.
"Oogie, Ooge Wa Wa" Decide. Dee
de Dunn. Hot Lips" Send Back
My Honeyman" My Rambler Rose, ="
and Dane ng Fool"
Mirf'l and morality farce and Phi q.
osophy are blended in Turn to the
Right" When it is not delicately
touching domestic drama II Is clean
humor, with scarcely Earring note
or dull moment. Opera House today
and tomorrow
Turn to the Right "a peach Of
a play about peaches correctly de-
scrbes Turn to the Right II is a
bucolic play, hilarious funny, acted
competently. and gives unmeasured
delight to spectators Opera House,
today and tomorrow.
Rev. william F. Meyer OF I.eomin.
ster. Mass, former pastor OF the
First Baptist church in Bennington.
is a guest of Mrs. Il. l.. Nichols for a
few days. He has been one OF the in
structors this summer at Camp Alb
MAXI, boys training camp on Isle La
Motto, Lake Champlan.
Griswo DIS pond was crowded with
bathers last night until after dark.
The seats all around the pond as
well as standing room on Weeks street
was pretty well filled with interested
spectators, watching the spectacular
diving and the antics in the tubs ana
on lie tanks learning to swim.
Among the week end clear.away
specials at J. Levin & Sons are g'ng'
ham Imported and domesticl street
dresses, at 1898, values 1898 to 1898;
serge skirts, s2.9S, values to $3.50;
few remaining ladies suits, $500,
values to $4,000; vol waists 75c,
values to $3.50; bungalow aprons, rs
cents; neat percale aprons 30 cents;
/ ladies Isle hose, II cents; ladies Il
bre silk nose, colors, 49 cents. pillow
cases, q cents, dress glnghams, ~
cents per yard, Sc inches de, per
Gales and chambrays, II cents per
yard, SO inches vide; mems and
young mems suits, $4,000, values to
$4,000; boys two pant WOO! suits,
to IS, $685. boys khaki kaickerS, u
cents. value 1925; mems guaranteed
4 work shirts, 63 cents; mems KHAKI
and cotton work trousers, Sl.95, men 5
scout shoes, special $3.50; mems dress
. shoes special, 1896; mems heavy
work shoes, special, $2.75; ladies'
patent pumps, spec al, 1896; ladies'
white canvas oxfords and pumps, spe
cial. $1.49 and sl.9S; cAildren's
brown and black oxfords and pumps
at reduced prices children's white
canvas oXfords and pumps, I.0O anf
$1.29. Many, many shoe specials
. await you here