The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-08-11
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The front of the Nichols block on
Main street has been painted.
I Sacrificing prices on all summer
dress and wash skirts at Noveck's.
Adv
Born, Tuesday afternoon, a son to
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cone of Dewey
street.
Miss Anne Clark is giving a large
bridge party at the country club to-
day.
Reduced prices on all Queen Quail
ity oxfords. pumps, and colonials at
Noyeck's. Adv.
Miss Bessie Chapman of Hoosick
Falls. who has been visiting in town,
mas returned.
New lot of bathing suits, caps and
ladies' shoes just received at Girls
wild's. ADV.
Mrs. Van Benthusen of Old Ben
nington is entertaining few guests
for tea Thursday.
Leon Lamarre returned today from
four weeks visit in Canada much
improved in health.
Rollin A. Scott of Pulaski, N. Y,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Scott of School street.
At Noveck's, new ladies' and mems
fall suits just received. Prices range
from S109S to $500. Adv.
Miss Maude Carpenter and Harvey
Hutton, both of Main street, are Wis
itng in East Dorset for few days
Miss Mildred Hinman is spending
several days visiting at Camp Bide-
a wee near Woodford Hollow.
The Rt. Rev Edwin G. Reed. bis
hop of Florida, is visiting here for a
few days as the guest of Mrs Ada
Mclean of Union street
3 lots of ladies' shoes and oxmords in
sizes 2 IL to IL were $3.50 to $3.50,
are on sale at 25c, 49c, and CSC at No
weeks. ADV.
Miss Theresa Monat of Mount
Johnson. Canada is spending the
SKINNER here with her sister, Miss
Agnes Monat Of Division street
Mr. and Mrs. Don Banks, who have
been visiting Mr. Banks brother, II.
G. Banks, secretary of the local Y. NJ.
c. A., returned this morning to their
home, Elmira N. Y
The Loeomobile owned by John
Stevens of Albany who was damaged
by fire or the Colgate road Sunday
afternoon was towed to Albany this
morning where it will be repaired
Mrs. A. j. Edwel of East Main
street went Tuesday evening to Pitts
field to meet Mrs. Frank Bedworth
and daughter, Dorothy who viii visit
here for, a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. El,well. y,
Daniel Reed of Main street left
this afternoon for Boston where he
will attend school this winter. Mr.. |
Reed came to Bennington from Leo
minister, Mass, and attended the To- |
cal high school during the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs e. H. Hartman of |
Syracuse and Mr., and Mrs. S. p. AT |
water of Elmira. N. Y, were the
guests Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. w
b. Walker of Pleasant street The /
party is on an automobile tour
through New York state, New Hamp-
shire, and Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis j. Bonard of |
Ohio, are guests of Mrs
Charles r. Welles of Old Bennington |
Mrs. Bonard was formerly Miss Har-
riett Webb and is connected by ties
Of kindred with many of those promi-
nent in Bennngton's early history.
Mr. Bonard was, neighbor and close
friend of the late Hon. John Sher-
man, United States Senator from
Ohio nd secretary of state under
Nc Kinleys administration.
Contractor silk has begun the work
Of erecting the platform for the free
III tblHtCIiUU with lHe y. M.
T. A. B. society's picnic and field day
in Hunts upper grove August 16. AS
in previous years the event will be
lshered in with dance Saturday
evening to be held in N. L. o. p.
hall, There will also be dance in
Forester's hall Monday evening un-
der the auspices of the society Adv
Only four more days remain of the
continued summer clearance sale at
he Joe Levin store. This sale is pro
'iding an unusual opportunity to fit
out the children with school clothes
or the year opening next month at
prices that mean large savings for
he family. There are also numer-
,us bargains in the sohe and suit de-
,artments that are well worth investi-
eating. During the present business
every dollar must be made |