The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Advertisements.
r. f Thompson recently purchased
a Buick coupe.
Wanted-Liye and dressed poultry,
at the Checkerline
Mss Gertrude Betit Of NH street,
who has been i'll. Is improving.
Joseph Kronick Of North Adams
was in town Thuraday afternoon.
Howard Estes is confined to his
home on Silver street by illness.
Miss Nellie Bacon and Mrs. James
Wood spent Wednesday in Albany
Miss He en- c. Nolan is confined to
her home on Jefferson avenue by Ill
ness
Mrs. w. H. Burnham Of Montpelier
Is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Frank
II. Howe
Henry Weeks of Imperial avenue is
lat the Putnam Memorial hospital III
.of pneumonia
Olives and pickles in bulk at the
Checkerlne
Joseph j. McDermott, who has
been III, has returned to his work at
GU mans Pharmacy
Welfare dancing classes will be
he d Saturday morning and afternoon
at Wei are club room.
Miss Ella Finn, who has been the
guest OF relatives in town. returned
Thursday to Greenwich.
Miss He ena Roy Of Mil street,
who has been confnsd to her home
by Illness, 10 improving.
At A. Nolins nat shop You viii find
extra quality childreps and misses
hats in Milan and Gage models
Mrs. Frank T. Hove has returned
from Rutland where She has been Wis.
it!ng her son, Edmund p Howe
Frank Baker. who IS employed as
night man at the bennington garage.
Is confined to his home by Illness
John haria. y..o IS studying in
Boston is at the home of his mother.
Mrs. Margaret Larn, for short
visit.
Mrs. George S. Mills Is in North
Adams this afternoon giving o talk
on English cathedrals before the
Young Women's Travel club
L. W. Williams, Ralph Niles and
Frank E. Howe returned Thursday
eyening from Boston Were they have
been attending the New England An.
to show.
Edward Fitzgerald of 4 bany was
in town Thursday cal ing on old
trends. lie was formerly employed
| by II. F. B1ardman, summer res dent
5f Old Bennington
Miss Irene Murphy. who is employ
ed n Boston, S at the home o. her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Frank Murphy
for a month Miss Murphy has hee1
serious y III Of ptoma ne poisoning
| D. D Palmer Of North Adams NJ
j. Barnes Of Bur inetcn, +. l. ONel
lf Bdd aford, Ne r. T. Kingsland Of
| g ems Falls and p r Kent OF Rua
and We're among THURSDAY
guests at the Putnam house
The best CT everything in meat
Order early and help US give you tn.
best Of sery &c. Checkorline
Flower Of The North story o
he Canai!en Nor,hlauds IN sumner
Sec the heroine IN the ra1ids. IN,
lspcctaculaC sigma, are the queer Gus
sons az Font o. God AMI tie b.i
atde scene Hare theatre t0ia-
and tomorrow
Are there hner people in the grea
middle class than N high society
See how beautifully Clara Kimbal
Younb shows Up" the society swan
n her band new picture, "Straigh
from Paris" It's a gem OF a picture
opera House tomorrow night
j. T, Talbot superintendent 10
he Peeksk.ll district OF the Metre
1olitan Life insurance company. ha
ately been transferred from tina
place to Syracuse Mr. Talbot is
former well known resident Of Ber
. uington and frequently pays his HON
, ,cwn aud mother visit
Mllinor marries Millionaire, AM
p ,ets away with It. knocking over s.,
4 tally prominent people in her metet
. her latest and smartest picture
ric rise. See Clara Kimball Young {
Straight from Paris and get tn
treat Of the year Opera House, L
morrow night
The Benhl basketball gees to Car
: bridge tonight to meet the high schot
= cam o. that town. The last time tn
wo hves battied was January 6 o
brary han floor. I've game was
walk.away for the loca boys by
score OF G5.25. bennington is play u
Il better game now than it did the
II Mt the other bows have improved an
II hey will be on their own flOos
Today is the most impartial day
n all the year. There are practical
d 70 hours Of day and u hours OF nsh
a. rhe sun rises about 6:07 and Sc
# ,bout 6:07 p. m. From now on Il
- lays will gradually grow longer Tia
=, the nirNts until the summer so,stiO
~ when there vii be about Il hou
nd IS m Gutes between sunrise an
i sunset