The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-25
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village anc
Advertisements.

Fig and nudge squares, Checkerlinc.'
Beef, veal, lamb and pork at Estes
Telephone 715.
Fresh doughnuts, with and without
jelly. Che3kerline
Thomas Bowen of Cohoes called on
relatives in town Saturday
George NJ. Graves has re.entereo
William College for his Sophomore
year,
Miss Alicia Armstrong, who has
been employed at the DrysdaIe store
has resigned,
Our cream puffs are He'd with rea
whipped cream Fresh every day
Checkcrline.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ridland have
returned to Their home on the Powna
road after spending week in Cut
tingsvi.le.
The annual fall rummagc sale which
Is given by the Womens Auxiliary OF
the Y NJ G. A. will be held about the
middle Of October.
Orrin w Wilcox, OF Sandgate and
Helena Pri tell of New York city were
united IN marriage Saturday afternoon
at the Baptist parsonage.
Mrs Mildred Purdy and sons Rob
ert and Kenneth, are spending a few
days in Wilmington. From there they
will go to Brattleboro to attend the
lair.
Mrs Walter Jacobs OF the Rutland
4 high school faculty passed the week
end at the home of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs Lyman Il. Royce of Valen
tine street
/ Wallace Venable who Is an instruc
tor in the North Adams Normal school
spent the week end with his parents
MI and Mrs Joseph Venable Of
Grove street.
Mr.. and Mr. Frederick H. Grover
and Mr. and Mrs Karl NJ. Richard
Of Lebanon n. II. spent the week
end with Mr. mad Mrs. George f.
Donnelly
Mrs. Florence Kendall OF fIolyoke,
Mass. aud Mrs. G.. II. Shurtleff OF
Springfield, Mass. are guests OF
their sister, Mrs. C. j. Knsley Of Old
Bennington.
Mr. and Mrs II. c. Warren of Old
Bennington returned the last Of the
week from stay Of three days at the
Eastern States exposition in Spring
field, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs p Barnes and family,
and Mr.. and Mrs John Meredith Of
Spring street motored to Watervliet
and Albany to spend Sunday with
friends and re atiyes.
See Anita Stewart miller Mad Bar
gain Her fulfllment OF the years
contract will amaze you, and the ques-
ton is could you bame her? Harte
Theatre today
There will he a special meeting Of
the Catholic Daughters at the * OF
C. rooms Tuesday evening at S
o'clock The presence of all mem.
bcrs is requested
The Good Provider' with Vera Cor.
don and Dore Davidson. If you want
to weep a little, smile lot, and have
your heart filled with happiness, see
this picture! Harte Theatre today.'
Mr.. and Mrs j. Wadsworth Carpcn-
ter Of New York are guests at the
Putnam house. Later they will 20 to
Albany where Mr.. Carpenter has a
delegates seat in the New York re-
publican state convention.
D. r. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Phipps, and J A. Morgan of Boston
were week end guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
d. p. Sears On their return to Bos-
ton they were accompanied home
by Mrs. D. A. Morgan who has been
visiting here for the past three weeks
The funeral of Mortimer Grady,
the Twin State Gas and 4 ectric
company lineman who was fatally in
iured in ia from a pole, was held
at St. Peters church at 230 o'clock
Sunday afternoon. Rev. E. p. Miller
in charge OF the parish during lie alb
senco of Rev j. Elmer Mckee ofllci
ated The bearers were Charles
II cks, Morris Peckham. Ralph Peck
ham, e. NJ Forcier Charles Frazier
End Francis Greenslet Burial was
at. Park Lawn cemetery.
Mrs George S. Mills went to st
Jchnsbury this morning to attend the
annual meeting of the Vermont branch
! Of the Womans Board of Foreign Ms
sions (CongregationaD NJ SIS Jennie
\. Valentine and Mrs. H. H. Web ter
a also delegates from the Second
/ church The Vermont branch OF
which Mrs Mills is the president, i.
cclcbrat'n its Golden Jubilee and viii
he in session two days, Sept. &c and
q The meeting is held Jointly with
tho Woman's Home NJ ionary Unior
CT Vermont