The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-11
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village and
ttlsenlents.

for Randolph Nnere he Is student
/ the state school OF agriculture,
william Il. Hawks, 3rd, now engaged
ed IN the real estate business in
10Y was in town for the week end
The Board Of Civil authority made
only few additions to the check list
at It's last meeting Saturday evening.
What's an r. f. f. r. It's fast
furious, funny farce, up and At
EN- with Doris May, Harte theatre
! omorrow.
Novelty dance at high school hall
Wednesday, September 70, to be civ.
en- by the telephone girls. Shea's
Harmony orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Townsend,
Miss Laura Chase, Warren Paddock,
and Leslie Baker motored to Rutland
saturday to attend the Fair
Laborers wanted by KingsburN
Construction Company on H. 7. Cush
man Mfg, Companys new building
Apply at company Office North Ben.
nington, VI.
Rev. p. {. Brennan OF Proctor has
been appointed curate at St Francis
lie Sales church to succeed Rev i. X.
jafh who has been transferred to
hWinooski, VI.
You all saw Shuttle Along" now
see 20 JOY another big colored
show with fifty people, full OF pep"
and good music at Opera house We'd
nesday evening, Sept. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Belhumeur and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Belhumeur with
heir daughter, Lucille, OF Albany
were guests Sunday OF Mr. aud Mrs.
David Sears Of Gage street. y
The adjourned meeting OF the vii.
age board Of trustees will be held TO.
morrow evening when II is expected
that Engineer II. Il. Breed or an
assistant from his Office will be pres.
ent
Federal Judge Harland u. Howe
who held a session Of district court in
Rutland for naturalization purposes,
is to be in Bennington this afternoon
for a session to be held at the county
court house.
Rev. George S. Mills. pastor OF the
Second Congregational church, and
Mrs. Mills will leave tomorrow for
Middlebury to attend the annual con.
vocation which will be in Sc sion dur.
ing the remainder Of the week
Wait! Wait, Wait! 500 bushels of
extra fancy liberia Freestone canning
peaches will be on sale Monday. Sept
18th, at the Sstter Grocery and Tea
Co. 469 Main street and at the Stated
Market 100 North street. Prices cheap
er than ever. '7t3.
See Wallace Reid smash the Coast
tto-Coast auto record-drive his car
through a raging prairie dre-ract
death and the Oyer,an. Express
through pltch-black tunnel ia
Across the Continent. a Paramount
picture. Harte theatre today
Mr. and Mrs, L. II. Nichols and Miss
L. NJ. Barney returned Saturday even
ing from business trip to New York
They left Bennington Tuesday by
automobile and consequently had three
days in the city which they found un
comfortably warm the larger portion
of their stay.
In the 2.24 trot and pace for thu
5000 purse at the Deerfie d Vale,
Far at Charlemont last Thursday
Kinney Bell. owned by +. o. Grave,
OF this town. won three of four heats
Iosing the third heat to The Prattler
owned by A. w. Pike of Monroe
Bridge
John II Fassett formerly an en-
ploye at the Holden, Leeonard Com
pany mill but now located in Milwau
kee, Is Wis ting at the home of hi.
father, H. b Fassett He is at pTesen
associated with partner in the op
Grafton of a plant that dyes wool fol
sweater factories Of which there are Q
number in and about Milwaukee
La. Col. George d. Graham, T. $
A. now stationed at Baltimore, at the
headquarters of the Third Core is
! visitor in Bennington, a guest at tn,
home Of Secretary Munger of the Y
NJ. {. A, Mr.. Munger is the uncle o
Col Graham who is accompanied b.
his wife During the war Col Ora
: ham had long service on the active
front in Europe
Ray Fisher pitched for the RUTLAND
baseball team Sunday in a game viii
Poultney, W ming by a score OF to 0
Fisher who has been seen in Benning
ten on a number of occasions during
the years Of the old Four-City league
is evidently retaining much of the
form displayed after he signed a bis
league contract. as he allowed the
Poultney batters but two hits anG
struck out Is.
Work began this morning on thu
construction Of the guard rail to bt
= placed on the s\uth side of Ea t Main
street Concrete posts have been cas-
for the job and the trustees are plan
ming to build guard, The posts weigh
500 pounds each A similar guard viii
be placed at the Rut and ra lroat
crossing near the Vermont Soldiers