The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-11-28
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Thanksgiving post cards at Evans
John Purcell is in Pittsfeld today
on business.
Mrs. Eva Hard of Arlington is
spending the day here.
George C. Thompson of Cohoes
passed Monday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. N. Niles of Man
chester were in town Monday.
Deputy Sheriff John Nash is in
White Greek today on business.
Mrs. George Stafford of East Ar
lington is visiting here today. 4
Attorney Frank c. Archibald of
Manchester was in town Monday.
Matinee dance at Academy hall on
Thanksgiving afternoon and night.
A. B. Gardner and David Gardner
of Pownal are in the village today.
N. Noveck has gone to New I ork
for the purpose of making selections
of holiday goods.
A card social will be given this eve
ming to members and friends OF the
Bennington Council, X. of c.
Rube social at Foresters hall on
Thanksgiving eve, Nov. 80. Gold
smiths orchestra Admission 20
| cents. 36tz
The music for the Junior dance Of
the high school in Foresters' hall on
Friday evening will be furnished by
Goldsmith's orchestra.
Miss Ann Clark who is visiting in
Schenectady will return tomorrow TO
her home at Old Bennington for
Thanksgiving.
Misses Bertha and Anna Levin and
Misses Mary and Dorothy Shemilitz-
sky went to North Adams this after.
noon to attend a wedding.
Invitations have been received here
by friends from Mrs Henry F. Board
man and daughter for an at home"
to be given in Troy on Thursday, De
cember 2l
Mrs. John Purcell is III of the grip
at her home on School street Some
days ago she fell and received such
a severe shaking up that she was con
fined to her bed and grip has since
developed.
Are your magazine subscriptions
out? Telephone Evans to renew
them, 931-M. We save the bother OF
writing them yourself Prompt ser
vice and lowest cut rates
To the husband After you
Thanksgiving dinner. take your wifi,
to Academy hall to the hop Special
invitation extended to married cou
pies. Be young again. Enjoy {
holiday dance. Admission 25c.
Life, Coles, Phillips and Fishers
calendars for 1912 are on exhibition
and sale al Evans Also newest
books including Iron Woman Bar
bara Worth, Secret Garden" mon
ey Moon" Golden Silence" and hos
of others
One of the youngest deer hunters
In this section who succeeded in kill
ing his buck during the recent sea
son is Frank Towslee of Pownal The
boy went into the woods alone las
Saturday and brought down a dee
weighing 225 pounds
The generous patronage so fal
proves that the residents of Benning
ton appreciate the reduced pric
sales being held this season at tn,
Joe Levin store. The present three
day sale now on makes a speciality o
ladies' coats and gentlemen's suits.
Miss Eva Cross. daughter OF Nj
and Mrs Eugene Cross of Adams an
I Eugene Carriere of North Powni
|. we're married at the Notre Dam
. church, Adams. Monday morning
The groom who is overseer in tn
> Greylock mill at North Pownal
n known here. The couple will resid
S in Pownal
; The union Thanksgiving service {
e the Methodist, Baptist and Congreg
: tional churches of this village will !
I held in the auditorium of the Baptii
r church on Thursday evening at ia
o o'clock, Rev. p. l.. Dow. pastor of II
Methodist church preaching the Sc
d mon. The pastors of the other churc
e es will be present and participate
the service. The quartette OF n
e Baptist church will lead the singin
l. Every one is invited to Join in glvir