The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-26

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Don't fail to see king Baggot" at
The Whitney today. Adv.
At The Whitney today King Bag
got" in DR., Jeykyll and Mr.. Hyde.
Adv.
Al Mariner is here. Come and
see him at the Library theatre today
and tomorrow.
James H. Martin, who is employed
in Ptttsfield, is at his home here for
ciuple of days.
Mrs. Mabel Hill of Derry, N. H., is
the guest of her brother, Walter
Aiken of Union street.
Mrs. Mary Adams, assistant In the
office of County Clerk Stakeholder,
was at her home in Arlington over
Sunday.
There will be regular meeting
of the Elks in their rooms in the
Richie block. tomorrow evening at
8 o'clock
V. C. Edgerton, who is employed
ny tic II. ~ w lllS VA
Miss Alice McDermott is in Troy
this afternoon
Miss Grace Holt, who is employed
in the office of Frank c. Archibald
at Manchester, was at her home here
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Cullinan we're
in Arlington Sunday where they
were called by the death of Mr.. Gull
linan's uncle, Thomas Cullinan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Field and
daughter Catherine of North Adams
and Mrs. Hattie Albee and daughter
Daisy of Bennington were guests re-
Gently of friends in East Arlington.
Mysterious Evelyn and Co., arriv-
ed this morning from New York.
She can be seen in her spectacular
novelty entitled the Enchanted
Candeles trick at the library theatre
today and tomorrow.
Buy that ticket today. Don't put
it OFF. Help your local Board of
Trade to make success of the Ad-
ans Musical companys production
of the comic opera Patience" at
the opera house Wednesday evening.
C. NJ. Lambert & Son who are
building the concrete sidewalk on
Main street. this morning put in OPP
GRAFTON concrete mixer which they
have just received from the manufac
turer and the work is now progress
ing rapidly. Two or three days of
puoht m ha
ton of walk nearly if not quite com
pleted.
Listen! Ye multitude of justly
impatient women, special subscrib-
ers to The Designer" The Drysdale
store gleefully announces that the
June Issues have arrived and your
copy awaits your coming at their
Pattern department. 91t2
Postmaster Collins NJ. Graves has
received a letter from Congressman
Frank l.. Greene stating that no con-
tract has as yet been awarded for
the public building in this village.
Congressman Greene's letter would |
appear to indicate that two or more !
of the contractors had put in nearly |
Identical bids.
A lady, whose name may be learn /,
ed by inquiring of the chairman of |
the entertainment committee of the |
Bennington Board OF Trade says, |
Il have seen the Adams Musical |
Society's production of Patience |
three times and was much pleased |
with II. The Bennington people who |
do not see 1t will surely miss good !
thing"
Miss Clara Pearl Dyer a mission |
airy of Chang Ii China, gave a very |
interesting talk at the Methodist |
church Sunday morning. Three dol
lars pays the tuition for year of a |
boy or girl in Miss Dyer's day school |
in China. Nine of these scholar |
ships were subscribed for. a gener
Gus collection taken and several new
members were added to the Woman |
Foreign Missionary society. Miss |
Dyer was entertained at the home |
of Mrs. Merrill Hitchcock.
Sir. Arthur Sullivan. (risen from
the dead to one of the newsboys
in front of the Banner" office. |
MY boy, I'm q stranger here and
have an evening at my disposal;
could you tell me any amusement
going on this evening" Newsboy-
Sure everybody's over to the opera
house now and a lonely time me
thinks you'll have unless you follow
suit" Sir Arthur-"That is an
Americanism l terow; what pray do
you mean by follow suit" News
boy-"Doing what the Teller ahead |
of you does" Sir Arthur-"And
what has the chap ahead of me DOM"
Newsboy-"Gone to see Gilgert &
Sullivan's Patience. Sir Arthur
is seen scratching his head