The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-12-21
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Visit d. A. Ward for your Christ
mas gifts.
Thousands OF different Christmas
post cards at Evans. 34tf
Ward, the druggist has everything
Ia the toilel line. See his adv.
An endless variety OF novelties rang
ing from Is ceLts to fifty at Evans.
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Miss Margaret Green has returned
from two weeks visit with friends in
Hoosick Falls.
Mrs Ella Peckham OF Scott street will
spend Christmas with Mrs Harry
Chase OF Brooklyn.
Miss Della Gunshannon OF Gage st
has returned from short visit with
friends in Rutland.
Miss Eva LaCross of Maple street
left today for Schenectady to spend
Christmas with her parents.
A b. Wilmarth, principal of the
high school left this morning to spend
his vacation in Middlebury.
Miss Agnes Elmendorf, teacher in
room IA left today for her home in Bel
lows Falls to spend the Christmas va
cation.
Mrs Frank E. Howe and children
have gone today TO Montpelier to
spend the holidays at the home of her
parents.
DIR and Mrs John Lee and son OF
Main street have returned home after
spending few days with friends In
Springfield.
Mrs Lyman HARDWOOD OF Main street
left today to spend Christmas with her
daughter, Mrs Frank Tiffany OF Win
throp, Mass.
Edna, the little daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Edward Perry of Depot street has
fully recovered from her recent attack
OF diphtheria.
Mrs Fred T. Hopkinson and son
Harry left Friday evening to spend
Christmas week with Mr. Hopkinson's
parents In Brattleboro.
Miss Zenobia V. Royce of Valentine
street left today to spend Christmas
with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs
VIM H. Morgan of Ware, Mass.
Many practical and useful gifts can
be seecled from the fine stock at the
Bennington Shoe Store. Their prices
marked to fit the hard times. 35tf
Hurry Hurry. Hurry. Get into
line and join the Y NJ e A. work for
the Blues" ''Hustle for the Reds
Remember the contest ends Jan. |,
1908.
Just received at Ayres' for Christ
mas fresh line of Allegrette's famous
chocolates in one and two pound
boxes, also fresh supply OF the 29c
CANDY. 36tl
Hand decorated china painted by
Mrs. A. o. Cummins OF Montpelier is
on sale at the Womans Exchange.
This makes a very acceptable Christ
mas gift. 31t2
What shall get for that old friend
or playmate OF mine who was Ben
nington boy? know. III send him
a copy OF the Old Westinghouse by DR.
Jennings.
That boy. What shall | give him
for Christmas? A membership in the
YMCA. just the thing, gift that
will last 366 days. Join during the
month of December.
The story of The Old Westinghouse
is just the thing for that brother or sis
ter of mine.out west who still retains
among her precious memories a pic
ture of the old landmark.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Passoreault
who have ben visiting Mrs Passo-
neault's parents, Mr. and Mrs Francis
Lafran ,hise OF Scott street, have re
turleu to their home in Montreal.
Judge Seneca Hazelton has gone
back to his home in Burlington and
term OF court here until Thursday
VIII, the Mahan case will be taken up.
The annual turkey supper in com
memoration of Forefather's Day will
be held in the Second Congregational
chapel tomorrow, Friday evening"
Dec. 10th, at $50 O'Clock. A most
cordial invitation Is extended to all.
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Vogels minstrels Friday night gave
really creditable performance and
deserved a larger audience than the
small one that enjoyed the perfor-
nance The stage setting was the An
est ever seen In town and the orchestra
is rarely equalled anywhere.
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