The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.


Greenwich, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Ineson have
returned from Boston.
William Bruten of Rutland Is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Dumas.
Our fish is strictly fresh phone
your order today for early delivery.
Petras Mkt
Merritt B. Morgan is undergoing
treatment for a strained back at Put
nam hospital
Mr. and Mrs Daniel C. Hurbut
have returned from a stay of few
days at Grafton.
Duane r. Bassett gave small card
party and dance last evening at his
home on Gage street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bliss of Ware.
Mass are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Norton of Union street.
Miss Eliza McCue and Mary Ryan
returned last evening from a weeks
visit with friends in Rutland.
Mrs. Phillip Thibodeau. who passed
the weekend with her mo.ler. Mrs.
Cecilia Tetreault has returned to
Hoos.ck Falls.
Mrs. Grace B. Blaine Of New York
City, sister Of Mrs p A. Booth. was
here to see her last week end, includ
ing Sunday Of this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Lyons and
daughter, Francesca, Of Greenfield,
Ma 81 are spend 'ng brief sojourn
with relatives in Bennington.
The Grand Lodge meeting of the
Order Eastern Star will be held at
burlington during the week of June
.. All members are eligible to attend.
Mr.. an Mrs. Howard Manley and
small son who spent the weekend
with Mrs ManIey'3 mother. Mrs
Lena Bowles have returned 10 Rut-
land
Mrs. Fannie D. Smith and daughter
Mrs Charles S. Buchanan, and her
daughter are visiting at Fort Plains
N. y, with Mrs. Smiths son, George
N. Smith
Corinne Griffith in "a Virgins Sac.
ritlce' a powerful drama Of the great
open spaces where red blooded men
b axe new trails through forests and
snow Harte theatre today
The condition of Mrs. Alfred Rock
wood, who underwent an operation
some time ago at Putnam Memorial
hospital, is so much improved that
she was moved Wednesday to he>
home on Branch street.
The pup Is who are to particiDat
in the HulingCarter annual Junior
class prize speaking contest at high
school ha next Wednesday nielt
are making final preparation under
the direction OF Mrs. Arthur Elliot
Friends CT Mrs. f. A. Booth will be
glad to learn that she is now appar.
entity On the read to a quick recovery |
from her operation for removal Of gall !
stones, at the Putnam Memorial. Hos
pital, and soon expects to be home,
fully recovered.
f. c. Barringer OF Boston. Mass.
who in the past has been a frequent
visitor TO Bennington made his ster.
Mrs. h a. Booth, flying visit some |
ten days ago, but owing to many court
cases for trial he could not remain
only over Sunday.
Peacock Alley starring Mae Muir.
ray, Is one OF the most delightful pic.
lures of the season There is no
strain on the Imagination in follow.
ing TIE devious course of the love
story, the situations are all clean.cut
and wholesome settings are beaut
ful and the photography could scarce
~ be improved upon. opera house
Friday and Saturday.
SPECIAL removal sale reductions for
Friday, Saturday ana Monday
Tweed. tricotine and Jersey suits at
$3.50 formerly $3.50, full silk
lined coats in tweed and mixtures at
$3.50 formerly $3.50; canton crepe.
georgette and taftcta dresses at
$3.50 former y $3.50 sport Skirts
in tweed, prunella, tricot ne. flannel
and ratine at $500 to $3.50 at the
Murrays
The losing team in the Odd Eel.
lows pool tournament, the same waN
Played the latter part of tie winter
and early spring, will serve the win.
ners a supper tomorrow night at
6:45 o'clock. Festivities Will be un.
der the direction Of the defeated cap
tain, Herbert Armstrong, while cap.
tain +. J. Cook will lead the revelry
for the winners. 1t is sad that sew
eral Odd Fellows regret that the
slim II pont margin cou dn't .lave
gone the other way as Mr. Cook has
quite standing as q chef as his
name implies.