The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-09
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Miss Lydia Pellerin left today for
visit with relatives in Providence.
Harry E. Thayer left this after
neon for a business trip TO Boston.
Mrs. Luther Burt CT School street
is visiting relatives in SALISBURY to-
lay.
Mrs. Lottle Camp Of Grove street
spent Saturday in North Adams as
he guest OF ner son Frank n. Camp.
j. 3. Harmon is in Greenfield to
day attending the poultry show
where he has SO bun and viii or
phingtons on exhibition.
Miss Florence Farnum has return
ed from a visit o her parents in
'ownal, and resumed work for the
bennington Paper Box Co.
Evans extends a general invitation
10 the Bennington public 10 Come in
end Browse Around make yourself
comfortable and no urging to buy If
you should not feel so disposed, ADV.
Mrs. Richard Dinwiddie and daugh-
ter Nedra left this afternoon foT
Berwyn. Nob, where Richard has
been for q year. Their home win
now be IN Berwyn.
Carl Estes returned from Ludlow
Monday, where he attended the Iun
ral Of his wife's father Mrs. Estes
sin remain there With relatives a
week.
NJ F. Phelps, head carpenter at
he new scale works. comes from his
acme a Cheshire, Mass q distance
cf 50 miles and returns home every
night Mr. Thelps says that lie en-
Joys carrying his dinner like he die
his school days,
The ladies OF ST. Monica society
are requested to NEE at tho HON
II the late Mrs. Ellen Murha, cor
aer OF Spring and Maple street,
Tuesday evening az 7@0 O'Clock to
faclte the rosary and also on Wednes
lay morning TO attend the funeral in
body.
Joseph Myers, Jr, and Miss Lena
Carey We're married sunday morning
Dec. Z, at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. PAU Carey Of
North Bennington, Rev Father Sehai
Ter officiating The bride and groom
are well known in Bennington and
heir many friends wish hem sue
ass and happiness.
stopl Look Listenl One bun
lred pairs of boys military hair
brushes TO be aold at 80 cents a pln
1t the Baptist social rooms, Wednes
lay night. Proceeds 10 go to Oh,
1araca boys building fund. Alto
wards 20 be sold at II. T. Wood
mans shop. They win make 4
plendid Christmas gift Adv.
Mrs. Helen A. Bates. aged rs year
lied this morning at thc nome G
ler daughter Mrs. L. H. Gooding OF
''easant street The funeral whic'
is to be private, win be held from
the house Thursday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. Rev Elmer Mckee. curate
Of the Episcopal church officiating
lnterment viii be in the Old Ben
ning,on cemetery
Moving pictures az the Conerega-
tional church fair this afternoon and
evening Come and see fer yoursch
II they re not moving. The chance OF
q life time TO see representative Ben.
uinFton 90 kills and long dresses.
Continuous performance from 3
o'clock until 10with hish class vaude
Vile numbers between tho acts. Our
children are seen and not heard. Our
vaudeville is heard and not seen.
The usual handsome lines of book
! let's, Christmas cards, enclosures, az
| Evans Aren't they beautiful" Is
the expression heard on all sides,
these lines are the best numbers
from the lending publishers both
| American aud foreign and includ.
| Gibson Art Coa Davis Qua lU
cards. Nollands, Davidsons. buttons,
! Ucdgeus, Tucks English production.
and others A swell display OF ar
calenders. sltest bccks, Dcnnisons
decorations, Cranes fashionable sta.
| uonery. the best there is. Come m
ana Browse" around a Evans and
don't lose sight Of The fact that We
are fast d.spcsing of these lines AND
! early buyers get the besl selections
/ Age.