The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-10
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Henry Niles has moved his family
here from Pownal.
Miss Catherine Healy of Grove SIS,
who has been i'll, is recovering.
Supt. Burtell of the Fillmore farms
has purchased Ford automobile.
Perry B. Gardner Is building a gar
age on his property on West Main
street
The L. o. o. NJ, will give dance
at Bank hall Friday evening. Music
by Phillips and Donnelly. Adv.
There will be a social dance in u.
o. G. c. hall Friday evening, April IL.
Good music, 3-pietce orchestra. Every
body welcome.
George w. Kidder, a veteran of the
civil war who has been visiting In
Montpelier on furlough, has returned
to the Vermont soldiers home.
| The Young Woman's club will hold
an informal reception to the members
of the dancing class instead of the reg
ular dancing class Friday evening.
Special reductions in prices on mems
women's and children's clothing and
furnishings at the Joe Levin store on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday. Adv.
DIR. Charles Healy, and Mrs. Marie
Hausler of New York and Mrs. John
Burns of Florida, were In town today
to attend the funeral of John NJ. Healy.
| Miss Eva lockwood has broken up
housekeeping and moved from Jeffer-
son avenue to reside with her brother,
John w. lockwood of Morgan street
extension.
State Auditor Horace F. Graham OF
Craftsbury was In the village Wednes-
day evening for the purpose of audit
ing the accounts of the county clerk
and the county jailor.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary J. Hurley
Hodge, who died at Middletown, Conn,
and was brought here for burial, was
held from st. Francis de Sales church
at 10 o'clock this morning.
Whitney theatre today A. B. Cum.
mings, tenor singing the big rube hit,
"Meluida's Wedding Day." Pictures,
In the Blood, Rex drama. A Dead
town Eclair drama. The Ranch Girls
Measurements, frontier western com.
edy. Willy Wants to Cure His Dad,
comedy.
Mrs. E. A. Marsden and Mrs. A.
w. Half have issued invitations TO a
card social in the parlors. of the N e.
o. p hall tonight. Those holding invi-
tations to the series of card socials
just ended are given an invitation to
be present tonight There will be
dancing from 10 to IL.
| The Catamounts and Collar Shop
teams will compete on the Y. M. c. A.
alleys tonight at 745 O'Clock. Friday
night the Night Hawks and North Ben
nington teams will bowl and Saturday
night the postponed game of the Bap
fist church and North Bennington
teams will be bowled
| d. L. Judd, who has been elected to
succeed F. C. Phillips as teacher in the
commercial department of the high
oCnOOi 10 a 81 aQudtC AAOln tnC 0PtAh6-
field, Mass, Business school and the
Zanerican Art school He has had two
years experience in teaching and sew
eral years in business positions. He Is
thirty years of age. married and comes
highly recommended. He will begin
work Monday, April 81.
List OF letters remaining uncalled
ot hn
ing April Z, 1913: Mr.. AL. Anderson.
Mr.. Ernest Anti, 1872 Main ST.; Mr..
w. d. Howe, Mr.. Bill Inglish, Mr.. Phil
Landon, National Paper Tube & Box
Co. VIM. O'Malley, Mr.. Louis Perham,
Mr.. Herman Paperfus. Albert Palmer,
Mr. Dick Runbold, Mr.. w. Z. Stand.
ish. (2): Mr.. John Sparker, Miss Mad
cline Bockw.th, Sc Waterman ST.; Mrs.
Albert ]. Blake, (2); Mrs. Edith Ca
han, Mrs. Llewellyn NJ. Miller, Mrs. r.
H. Mather, Miss Alena E. Thayer. Mrs.
Scott Thompson.
| Library theatre today There will be
two full shows tonight to enable all to
see two high class vaudeville acts. LIST,
the Tiller Sisters. very refined comedy
singing skt. End, Milton with his
tumbling pets. One of the most skilful
animal acts that has ever played this
theatre. Some of the tricks performed
by these animals seem almost impos.
sible. All new vaudeville tomorrow
Pictures, LIST, Leonie. a splendid photo
play by Edison company. End, The
Soul Of Rose, strong drama by Edi
son company 3rd. King Cotton. Kalem
drama. 4th. A Hero's Reward, Kalem