The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-06-19
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Arthur Gore has lnlslc4 NurA Al
the A. n. Winsl0g store
Duane Bassett OF New York is In
t0Rn for . feN DAYS visit
The Sacred Heart school closed 20
day for its summer vacation.
Miss Olive Archibald OF Manches;-
er is visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Watt attended
the Pageant al North Adams Thurs
day
Mems Scout shoes special Si.ss al
the New York stores shoe dep
Adv.
Fresh new goods placed on the bas-
gain tables for Saturday. Harris Shoe
Store. Adv.
Many pairs Of good shoes offered al
low prices. Saturday. June 20. Harris
Shoe tsore. Adv.
wonde- Orchard FOR the children
Saturday afternoon al the Mysters
play. Adv.
Goodan Hutton has returned home
from Williams College for the sum
mer vacation.
Stop and have cup OF tea or
glass OF orangeade after the Mystery
play tomorrow afternoon.
Abe Noveck has returned from Pas
sale. y. j.. where he went 20 attend
the Satter-Greenbufg wedding.
Rev. p. l. Dow will preach in the
Union church at Woodford City sun
day afternoon at three o'clock
The condition OF Mrs. Charles Lind
Ion. who is undergoing treatment IN
Troy. does not materially change.
Mrs. f. A. Booth is entertaining
the Friday afternoon Five Hundred
card club at her home this afternoon.
Mrs. Alfretta 4. Squire is home
from New York where she has been
living with her daughter. Miss Ruth
Squire
Donnelly's orchestra left this noon
| for North Bennington TO play at the
North Bennington High school gradu-
, alton exercises.
Mrs. T. \. O'Neil and son of Hud-
, | son. n. Y. are visiting her parents.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Morrissey on
County street.
Mrs. Edward A. Slackford returned
to her home in Binghamton. y. Y, to-
day. after visit with he. sister,
Mrs. =. b. Murphy.
The summer schedule for the Sac
red Heart church on Sundays is as
: follows: First Mass :. second Mass
9, Nespers p. m.
The eight grades of the Bennington
! Graded school close today for the
summer vacation. The high school
closed week ago today
Mrs. F. b. Murphy and sister, Mrs.
Edward A. Slackford was called TO
Pittsheld yesterday to attend the fu-
neral OF Mrs. Jean Lille Bates.
For good shoes AT lowest prices
visit the New York stores shoe de-
parment. Ladies' S2.25 colonial
pumps in patent or gun metal, special
Sl.75. ADV.
At the Methodist parsonage, June
II. 1914. Harold Albert Learned, Of
Pittsfeld, Mass. and Helen Marian
Wilson of New Haven, Conn. were
united in marriage by Rev. p. l..
Dow.
The remainder OF the Movies mag
azines, which we're left over from
Thursdays matinee will be given
free at Saturdays matinee. Each
person is entitled to one five cent
magazine.
The Surprise store has purchased a
large stock of shoes at big sacrifice.
These shoes are placed ON sale Sat
urday, June Goth at prices that will
save You from 30 per cent to 80 per
cent. ADV. 1St2
Mrs. Burt l.. Waite entertained the
ladies of the Friday afternoon club
their husbands and friends, at her
home Wednesday evening. when 500
was played The honors were won
by Dan Hurlbut, Dan Ward and Mrs
+. l.. Hunter.
mystery play entitled "The Little
Pilg rims and the Book Beloved" will
be given by the children of st. Pc
ter's Sunday school tomorrow, Satur-
day, at p. m, at the home of Mrs.
Collins NJ. Graves on Hillside street.
Admission for children 10 cents;
adults, % cents. Dont's fail to see 1t.
Adv.
List of letters remaining uncalled
| for at the postoffice for the week end
ing June is, 1914: Messrs Bradford
e Lasher, Mrs. c. A. Greenslet, Mr..
Lewis Knapp, Mr. Edd Petue, Miss
Mary Dorm, Greenwood Plains, Green
wood Plains; Mrs. Oscar l.. Rideout,
Miss A. Smith, Mrs. 7. b. Slattery,
| Mechanic st.