The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-07
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Fine line OF couches and iron beds
at Woodman's.
Alvah Woodland has gone 10 Chat,
ham for few days visit.
Wells White. the photographer, has
put In a phone; call, 6l-2.
Editor Otto Bennett OF the Manches-
ter Journal is In town today.
Save money by buying ladies' and
misses coats ut the Bennington shoe
store.
Ncveck will have his store open
every night from now until atler
Christmas. 2sit3
Mr. and Mrs c. NJ. Graves returned
this afternoon from several days
visit In Albany.
The Rutland railroad will sell round
trip tickets for the masonic meeting AZ
Rutland Dec IA for s2.35.
A couch makes useful and desir
able Christmas gift. Woodman has a
fine line TO select from.
An opportunity TO save money.
Special sale on all grades OF ladies'
shoes at the bennington shoe store.
The Reds aud the Blues OF the Ba.
racas have arranged TO roll q match
game at the Brunswick alleys Tuesday
evening.
Mrs J. II. Livingston and daughter
Grace are in Albany TO attend the
Phi-Theta Fraternity ball held in that
city this evening.
Inspector White. headquarters at
Boston, inspector OF postofiice leases,
was In town yesterday on business con
nected with this department
The trolley. wire for the new electric
railroad Is now being strung from
The ballasting OF the road as far as
Pownal is now about completed.
Don't forget TO order your Xmas
home made candies arly at 800 Main
street tomorrow. A good selection of
other kinds, also some twenty kinds
including fine kinds OF fudge, lovely
walnut fudge. Watch card for days
of sale.
N. Noveck has just returned from
New YORK where he has been buying
holiday goods. He secured lot Of
very fine, broadcloth, so inch, all sat
in lined coats and will offer them while
they last at less than manufacturers
cost. Do not miss this opportunity.
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The following are officer OF the w.
r. G.. for the coming year: President,
Laura B. Cole; senior vice-president,
M artha Briggs; junior vice-president,
Carrie Burnham; chaplain, Harriet
Patterson; treasurer, Armanella clark
conductor, Lucy Cutting, guard, Eva
Waldron; secretary, Electa Murphy.
The express companies have issued
a special label for holiday packages
which reads $40 not open till Christ.
mas" for the purpose OF facilitating
holiday shipments and remedying the
rush that always occurs curing the
last few days before Christmas. Pack
ages that are sent early are much more
likely TO reach their destinations on
time and to arrive in better condition.
Uncle Sam has taken step that will
bring tears to the eyes of postotiite
burglars and yeggmen. Beginning
with the new year all the United Stat
postage stamps to be issued from. the
5000 presidential postotfices will bear
each the name OF the state and city or
town in which the postoffice is located:
Twenty of the 5000 postoflices Will
have these names engraved upon their
stamps, while in the case OF other post
Offices the names will be printed across
the face OF the stamps after they have
been engraved. The chief reason for
the change is said to be the belief that
it will help TO do away with the big
postoffice robberies and make 1t much
easier to trace the criminals. The
postoffice officials here say that they
have heard nothing about the above
only what they have read in the news
papers.