The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Thanksgiving place cards, napkins,
favors, tales, crepe paper Evans,
ADV.
/ The g. part feature ."Life's Shop
Window -Harte Theatre tomorrow
Adv
Social dance N. E. 0. p, hall to,
night Admission 25c. Dancing from
$50 to l. ADV.
Mrs. May Loomis Of Bennington
Center is spending Thanksgiving with
friends in Boston.
Amos Johnson of Maple Hill has
purchased Ford car from the
Bennington garage
Mr.. and Mrs. w D. Policy are
spending Thanksgiving with relatives
in Springfield, Mass.
Herbert Allen has moved his fam
lily from 225 Bradford street to tene-
ment at III Park street.
San Bernard as Poor Schmaltz" is
surest preventive and remedy for
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George A. Robinson of Old Ben
nington has been appointed admins
traitor of the estate of j. f. Robinson
George lockwood, who is employed
in Greenfield. will spend Thanksgiv
ing day with his family on Branch
street
rI-borx ,,.;ll 10 1rLa lyeoi,;,,,, COT,
vices in the Old First church on the
hill THURSDAY at eleven o'clock in the
forenoon 7E to..te
Before the dance at Masonic haIl
tomorrow evening the Donnelly or
chestra will give a concert from $50
to o'clock
Turkey sandwiches at Federal
lunch on South street tonight and to-
morrow, 10 cents, with dressing, Is
cents. ADV.
Carl Pearson, who has been in
charge OF Mrs. Pickand's place in the
old village Tor five years, is employed
at George F. Graves.
Mrs. George H. Macomber OF Angus
ia, Me. is spending the Thanksgiving
holidays with her daughter, Mrs. c.
w, Lockwood OF Main street
Harold II, Bottum will arrive home
tonight from sales trip through
Ohio to spend Thanksgiving with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs A, l.. Bottum.
Thanksgiving dance, Thursday
night. Foresters hall, SIP. Gold
smiths orchestra, No dance Wednes
day, save your steps for Thursday.
ADV
Mr.. and Mrs, James McNicol of
North Adams and Miss Pauline
Hicks of Rove, Mass. were guests
Sunday at the home of W, l.. Camp
bell.
Miss Pauline Cornell, who is stud
ent at Kenwood Academy in Albany
is visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs
p. c. Cornell during the Thanksgiving
recess.
st. FRANCIS choir is requested to
meet at rooms Of Temperance socie
", opera MUSE blOShi at 10" ltiS Wv
ming for important rehearsal OF
Christmas music.
Mr.. and Mrs, II, T. Mccormick of
Pittstield will arrive this evening TO
spend Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph A Evans and other rela-
tives in the village,
Miss May Cronin arrived this after
moon from the state teachers college
in Albany, to spend Thanksgiving
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. d. f.
fCronin of Depot street.
Mrs. NJ. Culliton and daughter.
Aileen and Miss Ella Murray of Gage
street, have returned from Troy
where they We're called by the death
of George Milton O'Brien.
The Birmingham News says Uncle
Seth and the Hoodoo,' with H. NJ
Morse gave one of the best portrayals
of the rube character ever seen at the
Majestic, opera house tomorrow.
For the Sake of a False Friend
chapter of that famous ,picturized
romantic novel is chuck full of novel
climaxes, The Diamond from the
sky opera house today. Adv.
Rev. Fl. c. Harmon returned this
afternoon to Newark, N. j., after a
few days spent with friends in Hoo
sick Falls and as guest of Mrs Har
mons parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ed
Walbridge,
The Famous Players Film Co. has
selected Poor Schmaltz" as the title
of Mr.. Bernard's first screen imperson
alton, because that was the character
name borne by the illustrious coined
ian in his greatest stage successes
Harte Theatre today. Adv
The Baptist, Second Congregational
and Methodist churches, will unite in
a Thanksgiving service in the Metho
dist church Thursday 8 a. m. Rev.
George S. Mills will preach, subject,
Thanksgiving in 1915-Why?" An
offering will be taken, which will be
placed in the hands of the Kings
Daughters" A cordial invitation is
extended to the public.
Herbert Davenport suffered seri
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