The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-04
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

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John P. McGum is spending the
day in Rutland.
Forrest Harrington has obtained
work at the Putnam garage.
Edward Ahearn Is confined to hi.
home on Bradford street by illness.
Henry, Louis, and Jack Serlin anC
Bernard Levin motored to Troy Wed
nesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lee motoreJ
to Salem Tuesday afternoon to cal
on Mr.. Lees parents.
Mrs. p f. DesGlenes and daughter
Of Arlington were in town Wednes
day on a shopping trip
Holeproof hosiery, the choice Of
particular women. 80 cents, Is cents
81, $3.50 and $165, at Iarts
DR.. Fanny +, Shuts, osleopathic
physician, will be at 500 Main street,
Friday afternoon Tel 412-W
Miss Minnie Jensen, who has been
i'll a week, returned this morning %
her duties at the Allen A mill.
/. W. Brown and E. D. Sears Of
Rutland and G.. e. Lee Of Burlington
are guests at the American house
Cleaning, pressing, repairing and al
tering Of all kinds neatly done at J..
c. Jensen & Co, Merchant Tallors. =
Mrs. NJ ] Hallenbeck and Mrs.
W. J. Watson are spending two
weeks in New York with relatives,
Mrs. Fred r Tiff entered the Put.
nam Memorial hospital Wednesday
afternoon to undergo an operation To-.
day.
The mems council Of the St. Jean
de Baptiste will hold a regular meet
ing tonight in the rooms Of the Ben.
nington Ghls' club.
Mrs Hazel German and infant
daughter arrived Wednesday after.
noon from Wateryliet to spend few
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mortimer C. Trip
For Friday and Saturday. at the
Drysdale store, special, 25 suits in
sizes 1G to A, materials tweeds. tri-
cotines and serges at $500 Former
prices $3.50 to $495O
Douglas Fairbanks as the hero in
this comedy-drama, oyercomes every.
ing in his inimitable way and "Tae
Nut proves to be real red.blooded
man Opera house Friday and sat
urday
4. J. H. Trask Of Concord, n. H..
Rufus s Marshall aud Robert C..
Booth of Hoosick, C. f. Moves Of
Franklin, G. H. GregorIe ana f. o.
Lee OF Barre were among the We'd.
nesday guests at the Putnam house
doubling for Romeo" starring
,ill Rogers Is bur.esque Of Shakes.
ears Romeo and Juliet and il
presents win Rogers with TIE fun.
NEST role Of his life and Falling for
Fannie an Educational comedy
Eatte theatre today.
Radio program for Friday evening
at the II H. Wmslow store, s O'Clock
musical program. The public IS cor.
daily invited Beginning next week
hr1adcasting will be done ON day.
li,'t saving time, which is one hour
earlier than standard time
IN Doubling Tor Romeo" VIII Rog.
ers is cast as an Arizona cowpunch.
Ter who goes To Hollywood TO learn
how love is made in the movies. His
adventures as double for the
william viii keep you roaring with
laughter. Don't miss g. Ha.te ,eo
alter today
c. $ Estes. state grand sentinel OF
the Eastern star, viii be in Jamaica
this evening TO assist in inst;utpg
a new Caapter Other grand officers
of the state who will be present are:
Grand Patron J. H. Miller of Wallue
ford and Grand Ma,ron Mrs Josie NJ
Fay OF North Williston.
A recent issue OF the burlington
Free Pres contains the news that
Mark ShulfIeton Of Arlington has
been elected President of the Drama
tic Club The new president is a
member Of t3e sophomore class and
the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity II
viii be remembered that he was pop
ular as an amateur actor while a
student at North Bennington Hied
school, whore he graduated in 1920
"Shuffletun is also a member of i1t
Press Club of which he has recently
been elected a vicepresdout. and Is
assistant MANAGER OF the Cynic IN,