The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-11-13
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Miss Nellie Dwyer of Beech street
is i'll.
Harry Brcese Of Grandview street
is i'll.
Quake, shoes on sale at Iiuries' in
Hooslck Falls. Adv. 34t3
Geo. D. Howard Of Arlington is a
guest of his uncle, L. L. Bottum.
New Edison and Victor records
just received at Griswold's. Adv
Mrs. j. II. Inesons dancing class.
~ E. o. p. hail tomorrow night.
S5t2
The ladies of the w. II. c. will
give ton of coal as door prize at
their fair
For a good overcoat at a low price
visit the New York store clothing de-
partment. Adv.
\ regular meeting of the Bennng-
ton Socialists local will be held Fri
day evening.
John Allard OF North street is try
to shoot a deer today on the Harbour
meadows in Woodford
Rev. Elmer Mckee will preach
next Sunday at the church in Wood
ford Hollow at 3 o'clock.
Miss Mary Mcclure of Maple ST.
who has been confined to the house
by illness. is able 10 be out again.
Miss Agnes Phalen OF Depot street
went to Ioosick Falls Wednesday
evening for a visit OF several days.
Mrs. George II. Graves left this
noon for Princeton, n. j.. called there
by the illness of her son, Luther A..
Graves. student at the Princeton
preparatory school.
Born, Wednesday Nov u. a son
Harold Francis, TO MIR. and Mrs. In
cius H. Goewey Of Gage street
Weight. pounds. Mother and son
are doing nicely.
DR.. Barron Fitzgerald of Burling
ton has been called here because OF
the illness of his uncle, Rev. A. j.
Barron Mr. Barron's condition is re-
ported to be somewhat improved
G. p. Endress returned last even.
ing from Searsburg, where he had
been deer-hunting, with headquarters
at the Messrs. Briggs, He reports
one deer brought in by Jack Lam
phier. Mr.. Endress had an enjoyable
time even if not fortunately enough
to bring home a deer
Joseph Barlow and Eugene Briggs
lost their bearings Tuesday while
hunting for deer in Searsburg and
stayed out in the woods over night,
with a campfire for comfort and pro
lection, In the morning. when day
light appeared they found that they
had "camped" but a few rods from
the home Of Alonzo *. Bishop
There will be gathering Of Y. NJ.
c. A. boys around the supper table TO
night At G.l5 when talk will be given
10y Rev. Peter Heller OF South Shafts
bury, which win be in keeping with
the week OF prayer N. Heller is a
man who knows boys and men and
he can talk to them in an interesting
manner He was at one time a pro
fessional baseball player
C. NJ. Graves and Frank l.. Howe
and Mayor ]. A. Harrington of Yer
gennes, left today 10 attend the At
lantic Deeper Waterways convention
which is to be held next week at
jacksonville, Fla. They are the del
egates from Vermont and win 20 by
steamer from New York 10 Jackson
vile. Mr. Howe is to make the re-
Spouse on behalf OF the convention
to the address of welcome by the
mayor OF Jacksonville on the open.
ing day of the gathering.
lie was admlring the doctors Ford
Fine car, ch, Doe You certainly
said something then, my son" the
doctor replied. I've driven this car
fifty thousand miles, and it's as good
as it was the day ! bought il"
THAT so? You're sort o married
to II. eh?"
NO, not exactly married Bub.
You see the Ford never gives mo am,
trouble"
\ quiet campaign is being made Co
secure subscriptions to the Y. NJ. c.
\ magazine. Association Men. at
half price this week II is live is
sue on things which make up The
successful as well as unsuccessful ur-
dertakings OF the worldwide assoca-
ion movement.
BIRMINGHAM. ALA. +. l.. Willis.
suffered greatly from asthma and
bronchitis. lie writes: Il got no
.ciicf until took FOley's Honey and