The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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prices at Novecks.
Mrs. Julia A. Harlow has returned
from visit in Pittsfield.
Mrs. Nora Lonergan and son Will
liam were In Troy Saturday.
Monthly official meeting at the NJ.
4. church this evening at 1880.
Mrs. A. c. Sweet and daughter Mil
bred were in North Adams Sunday.
Be sure to get your spring suit or
coat at fire sale prices at Noveck's.
Mrs. C. Fl. White of Beech street is
confined to the house by an attack of
the grip.
Noveck's store will be open every
evening this week on account of the
fire SALE
Thomas Mclaughlin has returned
from weeks visit at his former home
in Dandy.
Harold Bottum of South street has
returned from visit with relatives in
South SALISBURY.
At Novecks you will buy now the
finest lawn or silk waists at sacrific.
ing fire sale prices.
Aldace vondette of Park street left
Saturday afternoon for visit with
relatives in Rutland.
Miss Rose Hackett of North street
left Saturday to spend Sunday with
friends in Arlington. \
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Gillispie of
Hoosick Falls spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. II. c. Roster.
The fire sale at Noveck's will go on
this week. everything in the store to
go at slaughtering prices.
Mrs. William Burke and daughter
Ruth OF Main street have returned
from a visit in New York. u
At the Gre sale at Noveoks rot onl,
the damaged goods but everything in
every department is sacrificed.
MIR. and Mrs. r, r. Powers and son
of Chateaugay are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Purcell for few days.
Tomorrow is the last day during
which you may have your dog licensed
without extra charge. Better do II
now.
Mrs. James Granfield and daughter
who have been visiting her brother, A.
]. Barron. returned Saturday to their
home in st. Adams.
Ladies looking for millinery are in
vited to call and see the goods Mrs.
Lizzie Tacy is selling at 81 West
Main street, side entrance upstairs.
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Mrs. Mary j. Lowrie and daughter
Margaret, who spent the winter In
Rockledge, Fla, have returned and
opened up their summer home on I'm
ion street
Il. A. Cole of Putnam street had
cataract successfully removed from
his left eye at the North Adams hos
pital Saturday by DR. Wright assisted
by DR.. Stafford.
AL. Temple who has taken a posi-
| ton in q knitting mill in Salem, N. Y,
spent Sunday with his family who are
living with his mother, Mrs. John
Temple OF Gage street.
The private dancing class will meet
as usual tomorrow night in Foresters
hall. A general invitation is extended
to all the college students who are
home on their vacation.
| Harold Sweet returned Sunday to
the Boston Art School Of which he is
a student. after spending a weeks va
cation at the home Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Sweet of North street
Every lady expecting to purchase a
new Easter hat should see the grand
display of stylish millinery at the
grand opening of Levin's millinery par
lor Thursday. Friday and Saturday of
this week.
All candidates for the track team to
represent the Y. M. c. A. in the meet
with North Adams should be in the
gymnasium at 1880 this evening. The
junior gymnasium class will meet at
4:15 Tuesday afternoon. SCI
The Guideboard Bible Study class is
to give maple sugar supper Friday
evening. April 3, including rolls, dough
nuts. tea, coffee, etc, in addition to
maple sugar in all styles. Tickets %
cents. 1874
Frank CULVER, Thomas McCue, Gro
yer Lyons, Roy Perry and Reubin Tay-
lor were among those from this town
who witnessed the production Of The
Man of the Hour" at Rands opera house
in Troy Saturday night.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday CT
this week are the opening days of lie
WINS new millinery parlor. The new
est creations in spring and summer
millinery will be on display. The new
lparlor is in charge of New York ex
perienced milliner.
Mrs. Ephraim Knapp died at hel
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