The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

ANNWo " AAiN iNFflA aHN AAiG1S viz
Advertisements.
Brown bread tomorrow at the
Checkerline.
Mrs. Mime Long has resigned her
position at the Cafeteria.
Wanted Live and dressed poultry
at the Checkerline.
st. Patrick's Day favors, TALES, par
ty caps, napkins, roses, etc, at
Evans.
Leo Grafton has returned from Rut-
land where he spent some time on
business.
Fresh boiled shrimp and lobster,
and very fine tlnnan haddie at the
CheckerlIne.
live and boiled lobster, large and
small oysters and cherry stone clans.
Checkerline.
Miss Il. A. MurThy, who teaches in
putney is spending the week at her
home In Bennlngtonn
Clyde Cronk OF North Adams was
III WV ~ At0Ah1 " aNANAlh Allf lulNl a.
OF his father, Samuel Cronk.
Everything in the best Of meat.
Call 2O4. Checkerline.
The employees OF the Putnam House
! garage were busy today unloading a
carload of Studebaker cars.
I The musical comedy event OF the
season! Honeymoon Lane at the
Opera house tonight at Sis:
7 Edward Seby OF Boston was IN
town today to attend the funeral OF
his mother, Mrs Annie s. Selby.
Cleaning, pressing, repairing and al
terlng Of all kinds neatly done at j
c. Jensen & Co., Merchant Tailors
Born, Tuesday morning, March IA
a son. Earl William, TO Mr. and Mrs
Frank Campbell OF Bennington Flats
High Heels, a picture with a
kick, starring Gladys Walton ant
Jimmy Aubrey. Harte theatre today.
Our m TX and honey bread is better
than ever. Checkerline
Fine variety Of fresh fish for Friday
at the Chcckerline order Thursday
for early delivery Friday
Mss Malyina Damour and Mis-,
Erin Mathers have returned from az
extended trip to Erie, Pa anC
Yonkers, y. Y.
Frank Flemm.ng, a student at Ran
dolph Agricultural school. recently
underwent successful operation a
Mary Fletcher hospital Burlington
and is Slowly recovering.
Did you enjoy The Runaways" an,
"The Rose Girl? Then you will lik,
the Philbrooks' new musical comedy
Hen ymoon Lane" at the Oper;
House tonight aud tomorrow
Mrs. Howard Marley and small
son spent the weekend at the nome
OF Mrs Manleys mother, Mrs. Lent
Bowles The boy Is staying with hi
grandmother while his mother spend
two or three days in New YORK.
Ere. h shad, halibut, salmon, span
, sh mackerel and Boston mackerel
/ Checkerline.
Mr. Alice Allen OF School stree
who has been laid up for the pas
few weeks with a broken wrist. 4
able to be out again. She sustane,
the injury several weeks ago whei
she fell on an icy pavement
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Shea gave
birthday party last evening in thai
! home On East Main street in homo
! n their daughter, Miss Dorothy Shea
5 Some fifteen young people engage,
) IN social evening. Miss Shea wa
/ the recipient Of many pretty and use
I full gifts.
If the report Is true that Obert Slet
} tin, Norwegian consul at Boston /
igotiat.ng for the purchase Of
large number OF farms in Vermont
i then this state is about to enjoy a
influx OF Norw gIan farmers to rehal
itate deserted farms. The alleged cl
matte similarity between Norway an
!. Vermont is one reason why this stat
/, f. under ccnsiderat on.
q ". T. Teachout has recently RI
|. turned from New York where he 5,
[ cured a contract which will care 10
: nCarly the entire output Of the Maj
/. chester creamery, The price is al
proXima'e'v one and one half cent
d better than farmers are receiving a
!, the present tine The contract call
q or 200 forty quart cans. 20 fort
e qua jugs OF 20 per cent cream an
5 20 twe.ve quart cases of bottled mi
!. rer dav The creamery is not yet !
operation but the building is bein
n pushed to completion.