The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

D. IL. McGuFk spent lueSuay III
Schenectady.
Thomas Graham is confined to his
home by illness.
Baked beans and brown bread for
Thursday. Checkerline.
Dandelions, spinach, parsnlps, new
potatoes. Chockerline.
Boneless salt herring and smoked
hal but at the Checkerline
The Sacred Heart church choir will
have rehearsal Thursday night
Miss Margaret Murphy who is EN-
p Dyed in Troy, is spending few
days at her home.
Fine blood red salt salmon, fancy
salt mackerel and the best in sa cod
at the Checkerline.
Bert Lytells latest picture THE
Face Between and episode of THE
White Eagle" Harte Theatre today.
Richard Guiden spent the week
end in Hoosick Falls with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Edward Guiden.
/ Fancy fresh caught butterfsh mack
er2l and shad at the Checker ne.
Eyerybody's favorite, Bert Lytell, in
THE Face Between and episode 5 of
"The White Eag e. Harte Theatre
today.
Theodore Thomas returned today
to Lynn, Mass, Textile school alter
spending the spring vacation with his
father, Theodore Thomas.
/ Edward Hawkins of Mckinney
street is spending week with his
grandparents Mr. and Mrs Edward
Guiden of Hoosick Falls.
Live and boiled lobster and fine fin
nan haddie at the Checkerline.
Mrs Lucy A. Carey of Bolton,
Mass, Mrs Ethel Underwood of
North Adams and Mrs Jay p Arm
strong were Sunday visitors at s. F.
Croser's.
4 J. James Pellerin, have bought tle
barber shop at 1873 North street, for.
merly owned by Thomas ri ey and
am ready to give my best services
to all patrons S9t4
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burns and
daughter Mary. Of Hoosick ia Is
we're in town this morning TO attend
the marriage of their son. Leo Burns
and Miss Marjorie Hurley.
Schools in Bennington that are pre-
pairing to observe the Tooth annyer-
sary OF the birth Of General Ulysses
S Grant may obtain copies of the
program arranged by the Grand
Army OF the Republic by applying
TO the commander OF the local post,
a. NJ. Downs.
May McAvoy in Through a Glass
Window" and "Doggone Torchy," an
Educational comedy Harte Theatre
tomorrow
Green peas, string beans, asparagus
caulihower Checkerlne.
seect your fish Thursday and help
us give you the best in quality ana ser
vice Check1rline.
II. as often occurs. any Of our Gus
toners receive anything that in their
judgment IS not satisfactory II is a
pleasure to US to make everything
right Checkerl.ne.
Fresh cucumbers, tomatoes. celery,
lettuce Checkerllne.
Alderman II Howard Shields enter
tanned four Of his friends Tuesday
evening at dinner IN honor rs
+ birthday anniversary Just which
birthday is not announced But the
opinion was uuan nous that Il was
/ his 37th
Bennington people have generous
~ responded % tie necessity OF Mrs
! oscar Pratt. all OF whose household
effects were destroyed in a recent
| fire. but In order to make a new
home she Is yet in need of bed cloth
ing. sheets and p How cases, pillows
!, dishes, a table, bureau anu som,
/ rugs. A lew chairs would be part
cularly acceptable.
. W, r. Bissell manager o. the loca
telephone office, initiated the mem
hers OF the high physics class int
| the myster es ana wonders OF tbs
telephone when he gave compre
'ansiye siereoptcan lecture on tn,
subject yesterday afternoon In il 81
school hall. Other pupils who haC
study periods at the tine were al
| lowed 10 attend
| The Woman's Hospital Leagu,
gave an enjoyable card party at tn,
! nurses ZONE Tuesday afternoon viii
a large attendance, Bridge and so
were Played and the occasion is sal,
to have been the finest display O
spring millinery and dressmaker'
q art seen In town tbs year TIT
/. bridge prizes were won by Mrs
n Mahe Leonard, Mrs Caroline Ben
n nett and Miss Alice Goodel and tn,
!, 500 prizes went to Mrs, William r.
- Morgan, Mrs Elmer j, Hansen an,
Mrs. II. Il. Estes. The prizes wer
given by Mrs. W. j. Meagher am
4 Mrs. ". II Bradford
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