The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-04-24


Try a pair. Adv. 7lte
Don't forget party night Al tie
Young Woman's club on Saturday.
Dancing until 1880.
Dancing by moonlight tonight AZ
Foresters hall Goldsmith's full or
chestra. newest music.
Henry Berley. or Red Eagle. who
has been IN the employ OF Harry
willoughby. has gone to New York
Boys Scout shoes at $3.50 at the
Surprise store Library building.
Adv. Ute
Dandelions, asparagus. tomatoes.
cucumbers. radishes and lettuce.
green and wax beans at Estes mar
ket. ADV.
The annual meeting OF the Alter
Guild OF ST. Peters church will be
held this evening after the regular
church services.
The interior Of the Hopkinson bar
Der shop Is being painted and other
repairs and improvements are being
made in the shop.
Miss Harriet Smith. stenographer
IN the Office OF c. A. Maurer. has re.
turned from few weeks visit at her
home in New York.
The home OF Edward Cook OF
Branch street extension is being
painted as is also the home OF John
Cock in the same district
Charles Crossman OF Salisbury.
who has been visiting his mother.
Mrs Cora Crossman. on School ST.,
has returned to his home
THE Up Hin Climb" special
western comedy drama in two parts
by the Sellg Co, will be shown at
the Library theatre today only.
ADV.
Just received this morning a ship
ment Of fancy shirt waists s2.50 and
$500 values special at Sl9s at the
Surprise store. Library building.
ADV. 7lt2
Mrs. Lusina Burt. who has been
spending tho winter with her broth
er. Abel Harrington of Salisbury.
has returned 10 her home on School
street.
II is planned to have mate,
game on the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys to-
night between the Pirates and Big
Mill teams unless the water should
hinder again.
At recent luncheon given by
Mrs John l.. Russell OF Troy the on
gagement of Miss Bessie L. Thorn.
ton to Or. Scott X. Grey. both OF
East Arlington. was announced.
Whitney Theatre today. Pictures
THE Mysterious Leopard Lady. .
part Gold Seal drama, in AN Old
Trunk. Eclair drama; "A Bad Egg.
Powers comedy Tomorrow, THE
Spider in Her Web, reel Rex
drama.
Dr. John y. Lane led the discus.
sion in the Life Problem" class in
the Y. NJ c. A. yesterday and Or.
Gardiner will be present next week
Thursday as he was unavoidably
hindered yesterday.
The old fashioned party given in
Academy hall Thursday evening by
the St Monica socie.y was success
both socially and financially. Dane
ing was enjoyed. The party was at
tended by nearly 400 persons
II was definitely decided by the
hospital physicians in Troy Thursday
night that George NJ. Hawks of this
city who went Tuesday to one of the
institutions in that city for treatment
was afflicted with typhoid fever.
Plans are being made for an espeo
tally pleasant Sunday afternoon at
the Y. NJ c. A. and all who have at
tended these social-religious gather
ings are invited to be there and
bring a friend with them. The
Sing" will begin at 4:45 o'clock.
List of letters remaining uncallel
for at the post Office for the week
ending April 20. 1914; Mr.. John COT
fry. Mr.. Edward Leo Kelley, Ill
Main ST.; Mr. Edward Morgan. Mr..
Charles Mcbride, United knitting
Co.; Mr.. James Russell, Mr.. Eli
squires (3). Mr. Irving White. Mrs
Fannie Gibbons, Mrs. Mandy Perry,
Mrs. Katherine Schwartz. Mrs. Fred
L. Sargent, Mrs. F. Turner.
The water in the Y. NJ. c. A. bowl
ing pits had entirely gone yesterday
and the alleys were used last night.
II is uncertain how much damage
was done until they dry out entirely
under the beds of the alleys which
are laid on concrete foundation. This
morning there was slight showing
Of about an inch of water in the pits
again, but it is hoped that IL has
reached its level and will come no