The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-24

In music's witchery,
in poetry and prayer
In motion, paint and stone,
Create the wondrous fair.
In word and art and dance and Tone
Enshrine the Girls of Bennington.
Edward ]. Hall
Frank Meyers is i'll of the grip.
H. Harry Levin is in Manchester.
Harry Hufnagel is i'll of the grip.
DIR. R. e. Grennan is in Troy this
afternoon.
William Rose has returned from
visit in Mechanicville.
Mrs. Maurice Rudd is passing
few days in Salem, N. Y.
Herbert Brown of Gage street is
confined to his home by illness.
Mrs. Dewitt Lewis and children
have gone to North Adams to spend
few days.
Special prices are quoted by
Burke's market for Saturday in an
advertisement in today's Banner
The greatest bargains of the sea
son for Saturday, the last day of the
selling out of the Noveck stores.
Lenten service at st Peters church
| this evening at 1880. instruction on
Holy Matrimony.~ All cordially in
vited
Mrs ]. Elmer Ayres who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs, J. NJ. Ayres for
few days has returned to her home
in Mystic, Conn.
The condition Of Mrs. Luman Cook
who is in North Adams where she
was taken seriously III, was slightly
improved Thursday.
c. Jay Dyer left yesterday for
North Adams where he is engaged in
wiring the new branch optical office
of Dewitt T. Lewis
Mrs. Addie Knapp OF Bradford
Place. who has been III is slowly i'm
proving. Mrs. George Chapman Of
Burlington is with her
Mrs Rose A. Murray of North ST.,
who sustained painful injuries sew
eral weeks ago resulting from fall,
is able 10 be out again.
There will be a special meeting OF
Tart commandery *. r., this even
ing. The illustrious order Of the
Red Cross will be conferred
A fresh supply OF all kinds Of tho
Oak Grove Berwick loaf cake on ex
hibition and for sampling SATURDAY
night at Public Cash market
Walter Z. Mutt Of PeekshIl. n. Y.
a civil engineer at work on the new
aqueduct at that place is visiting hii
aunt, Mrs. Eliza f. Herideen.
on hundred and fifty pieces Of fin,
quality. all silk ribbons-wide choic,
, OF. colors-at third less than regu
lar prices. Drysdale ribbon depart
Z ment.
Mr. and Mrs. n. ]. Morrissey an,
: daughters Alice and Ella and sol
1 Nicholas have returned from Rutlan,
l. where they went to attend the fun
/, eral OF a. relative
Dress parade OF womens sprinl
! shoes, Burts. Royals and Drysdales a
J. the Drysdale shoe store The show
= ing for misses and children is ais
n splendldly complete.
9 Mr. and Mrs. ]. Elliott and Mis-
Gertrude Brown have returned fror
. Palm Beach where they spent tn
J. winter. Their early return was o
n account OF Mrs. Elliott's mothers II
ness,
The condition OF Mrsh Danes +
Coffey widow OF the late Col. Robei
j. Coffey. who suffered a shock Q
about noon Thursday. is not impro'
\ ed. At noon today she was still M
conscious.
q Catamount Commandery has pos
, poned the card party which was
) have been given this evening but wi
give new maple sugar supper {
; morrow. Saturday evening from s.;
} to $3.50 o'clock.
j Word was received this mornir
y -. the death in Cohoes OF Miss Ia
Hurley. sister OF William Hurley
: North Bennington and John Hurle
) of this village The funeral Is to I
, held from ST. Bernard's church. c
), hoes, Monday morning
Z Library theatre today. speoia
: special, special-ll Travatoro. a bea
y tiful oolorcd drama taken from a
grand opera II Travatore with apr
; pirate music. This picture with m
y sic alone Is we'll worth the price
8 admission. The Golden Sickle. a 10,
y drama; Telling a Smokestack. a bca
, uful scenic picture; Only n Sister.
5 good drama; Heart Beats OF Lor
= Ago. This Is n beautiful India
y drama by the famous Biograph c
;. Songs by George Luoier. Library On
= atre orchestra every night Matln,
= every afternoon nc o'clock cen
a to all. The bicycle contest begii
4 next Monday. A bicycle will be ri
y en- TO the boy who sells the mo
:, tickets for this theatre in two weel
Z time.
Cnu,o Wardo,a Nt,hofa ~ Ait. IL,