The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-20
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.


lIiefy in town yesterday.
DR.. Brunei will be at Mrs Fred Rus
sells 700 Main street, Thursday. -
I Mrs. Jennie Burch is confined to her
home on Park street by illness.
Miss Nell Tracey and Miss Anna
Kearns were recent visitors in Troy.
preparations for Christmas will
BIO the topic for the midweek meet
Useful gift suggestions throughout
the store, at b. Shimlintzky. us North
st.
/ Mrs. James Scarey, who has been
quite sick with rheumatism, Is improy-
7 ing.
! A daughter has been born to Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Stratton Of East Main
street.
Wallace chocolates In one-half, one,
two, and three pound Foxes at Har-
woods +25t4
Diamond rings are lower. Snappy
stones, $500 to $4,000 Rices jew
elry Shop, North st. "24t2
! Edward Phelps of Troy has accepted
position with +. j Cummings at
the American House barber shop.
Edward Brooks has accepted posi-
ton at the Adams Hardware store to
help during the Christmas rush
Christmas flavors and Christmas
colors in Harwood's Xmas ice cream
bricks. Order now. tel 474 725t4
ing tomorrow night of the Second Con
gregational church. The meeting will
be held in the chapel parlor from z 80
to S:15.
Women's 1926 silk hose. full fash.
Toned, scanned back In boxes, special
S139, at b. Shimlintzky, 115 North
st.
George Moore, ST.. was taken TO
the Putnam Memorial hospital today,
where lie will have an x-ray picture
taken
Mrs. T.. NJ. Lawrence, who has been
visiting Mrs. Anna PERCY for the last
several months returned to her home
in New York city Monday.
Mrs. d. A. Gleason OF Main street
is visiting in Windsor, Conn. Her son
and daughter, Joseph and Mary, will
Join her during the holidays.
useful gift-four buckle oyershoes
for men, women ard children, at very
low prices at b. Shimlintzky, ll5
North St
Mrs. James Keeer and family moved
/. Tuesday from East Man street, to the
Elmer lockwood tenoment on South
street
Mss Florence Walbridge returned
Tuesday from Springfield. where she
has been spending the past several
days with relatives
Miss Esther Ham, a member of the
high school faculty, Is spending the
annual Christmas vacation at her
home in Brandon.
Grace Dawson in "A Splendid Lie"
n clear. logical, probable story and
an Educational cohedy. Hnrte thea.
tire, tomorrow.
Don't forget the American Legion
dance Friday evening at Union hall
Music by Iiurley's 6.piece orchestra
with Chuck Howard on the banjo
Dancing 9 70 l.
Wanted By +. z. Waist company
three girls for flat lock machine, two
for facing machine, and one girl fol
button sewing machine. 2lt(
Mrs. b. Barclay OF New York city
Is spending the holidays at the home
Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs D. Shin
lintzky Of jefferson avenue.
| Thomas Donovan who has been con
fined to hg home for several days as
The result OF q iglt injury, was able
to be at his DATES at the postofflcS
Tnesd1y.
| Mrs Emily $. White OF Rutherford
y. j.. wishes in this way to thank
her many Bennington friends for the
: beautiful cards which they sent her
on her Goth birthday anniversary
Dec. nth.
Tomorrow evening the regular mid
week service Will be held in the
chepel Of the F!rt Bapt st church al
$50 The pastor will give an outline
Of teh book OF Numbers. There will be
meeting Of the Deacons.
| Among the Arlington shoppers IN
town Tuesday were: Miss Helen La
kin, Mrs. Thomas Cullinan. Miss Mar
!orie Mann and Mrs. f c. Woodworth
There were two carloads OF people
from Arlington alone who came tc
, Bennington Tuesday noon. This boom
ed the local trade quite Il b I.
Zero weather arrived yesterday ii
bennington. Last night the ther
mometers in the village reg stored
any where from 2 to 4 degrees be
low zero and on the outskirts they
registered as low as IL below Thi!
Ia the coolest weather Bennington ha.
had since early last winter.
Peter Longtin, machinist and head
loom tixer at tho HoldenI.eonard mill
: received an injury to one Of HIS hands
{ Tuesday afternoon and was taken "a
5 tho Putnam Memorial hospital, where
the wound was dressed. II was found
( that no bones were broken. but his
: hand was bruised quite badly He ex
poets to be back at work IN Il, few
I days.
Do not forget the basketball gam,
between the American Legion and tn,
Il. NJ. T. A. society OF pittsteld. AT Ii
Lrary hall tonight. There will also b,
a preliminary between the Bennington
p independents. team composed of III,
: local high school boys, and the Nortt
; Bennington high school team. TIL,
/. preliminary will start at 7;i5 and tn,
= main game at eight o'clock