The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-04-25
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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= orsnEeE for sc AZ Estes mar
kei. ADV.
NeopOntan ice cream. pints and
quartz - Ou.nlans drug stors Adv
sstf
q Oranges for &c al Estes mar
ket. Adv.
Ladies' Radcliffe shoes. oxiords
and pumps az the Surprise store
tn q pair. Adv III
The young daughter q Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Marcoux % Min street
is IN.
Mrs. Alfred Buck and Mrs. Edmond
Bushee OF Arlington visited IN town
Friday.
Fancy spinach at Estes market
zoe a peck. ADV.
Miss Lillian Kelson OF Old Ben
nington. who has been ill. is reported
improving.
The condition OF Mrs. John Burke
OF Old Bennington. who is al OF pneu
monia. remains unchanged.
Fancy spinach at Estes market
zoe peck. Adv.
Howard A. Shields OF Old Benning
ton. who has been spending a few
days in New York. has returned
home.
Mrs Charles Z. Wells is expected
here 10 open her summer home at
Old Bennington the latter part OF
next week.
Fancy shad. live and boiled lobster
a. Estes market Adv.
Dandelions. asparagus. tomatoes.
oucumbers. radishes and lettuce,
green and wax beans at Estes mar
ket. Adv.
Just received this morning a ship
ment OF fancy shirt waists $3.50 and
$500 values special at sl.sS at the
Surprise store. Library building
Adv. lite
Miss Ethel Bratton. who has been
| hAniAtAe ANA aioASAf hins AAaAh
Thompson OF Beech street. has re
turned to her duties at Columbia uni
yersity.
The bowling games for next week
IN the past-series will be as follows
Monday. Hllsides VS. Big Mil: Tues
day. Baptist church vs. Pirates
Wednesday. open; Thursday. No
hawks vs. Hillsldes. Tonight will b.
open for all TO practice.
The Sunday afternoon "Sing" al
the Y. NJ. c. A. will be followed by q
conversational period which will b
led by w p. Walker. Every man
and boy who can plan TO do so viii
be well repaid for any efforts made
to be present at this informal gather
ing. A welcome IS extended to visi
tors and strangers. The meeting
will begin at AS.
Some recent additions to the fict
ton department at the Library arr
Dominant Passions by Marguerite
Bryant. "The Air Pilot by Randall
Parish. diane Of the Green Van" by
Dalrymple. Poison Beet, by a
Conon Doyle, by the Good Saint,
Anne" by A. c. Ray. "Penrod" by
Booth Harrington and Sunshine
Jane" by Anne Warner.
Just as there was ION to Rich
The First Baptist church cordially
invites the public 10 its meetings to-
morrow. Public worship with ser
mon by the pastor. Rev. W. f. Mey
er at 1880 a. m. and o'clock p. m
The pastors morning subject, "The
Kind Of Greeting Possible TO us All;
the evening subject. The Christian
and the Bible The Bible schoo
viii meet at noon with classes for all
ages. The Junior society win meet
at 8 p. m. and the Senior Endeavol
at p. m. Come thou with us and
we viii do thee good"
The exhibition of bird pictures and
the naming Of the birds in the case
at the Library has aroused much in
terest among the patrons. not only in
the juvenile, but also in the adult
dept More bird books have beer
in circulation this spring than before
and we are glad to see so much en-
thusiasm among all our patrons. w,
are anxious to have an exhibition OF
field and garden flowers at the Ii
brary this year thus establishing pei
nanently nature corner in the II
brary. All are invited to send speci