The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-02-05
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Briefly for Busy Readers
20 Oranges for csc at Estes Mark
ct ADV. GATE
IS Bananas for 25 cents at Estes
Market. 94t2
Paramount day today at the Library
theatre. Adv
Great price reduction on Ladies
dress skirts at Noveck's. ADV. 93t2
Mrs. Burt Robinson of North Adj
ans is visiting relatives in town to-
day
Miss Nellie Bacon of Main street,
who has been i'll, is able to be about
the house
Alexander Gavin of Schenectady has
been called home by the death OF his
mother, Mrs. Mary Gavin.
If you have not started to fill out
SIS card for beautiful present at the
Surprise Store, start today. ADV.
Mrs Eliza Crawford left today for
Bridgeport, Conn. to visit her daught-
err, Mrs. Eugene Stratton.
Mrs. j. Niles of Park street is ILL.,
Mrs. Richard Purdy of North Ad-
ans is a guest of Miss Maurer.
Don't fail to see Jessie l.. Laskey's
big Paramount production, Ready
Money" in FIVE acts, featuring Edward
Ables. Adv.
Mrs. Grace Borden and Mrs. Lulu
Hooking of Providence are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Ryan of Branch
street.
One hundred and four were pres
ent at the prayer meeting at the
Methodist Episcopal church Thursday
night
The condition of John w Williams.
who is i'll of Bright's disease at his
home on School street, does not show
any improvement
Mems ladies and childrens shoes
at 25 cents to S1.00 less than regular
price this week at the Joe Levin store
Adv.
William Edward Bronson. aged 80
years, died Thursday afternoon at his
home in South SALISBURY. The fun
eral arrangements have not yet been
made.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Burke delightful
ly entertained the 500 'Justhesame
club last evening, Mrs. T.. b. Pat
terson and Mrs. G. p Endress won the
honors, Adelbert Braisted the con
ISOLATION
The union service of the Baptist
and Congregational church will be
and Congregational churches will be
day evening. Rev. G. S. Mills will
preach the sermon. His subject will
be Rising and Going to the Father
or More than one kind of Prodigal"
Miss Marie NORM, aged SO years.
died this morning at the home OF her
brother, Fred NORM of Pleasant
street. Miss NORM, who was a resi-
dent of North Adams was visiting her
brother. The funeral arrangements |
have not yet been made. The burial |
will probably be in Williamstown.
Mrs Marcus j. burlington was civ |
en- a kitchen shower at the home of |
Mrs. William II. Myers on Valentine
street Thursday. About 20 of Mrs. |
Burrington's friends responded to in
yitations to the affair which was
n n1rc1ta1ly tn u
ton of the gifts which came in large |
basket and prepared to resemble a
weekly washing caused considerable
Twenty tables were in play at |
whist and 800 at the Foresters of
card party in Foresters hall
Thursday evening. Prizes were
awarded to Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Briggs, Miss Lena Houghton and Il.
c. Shannahan Dancing was enjoyed
from 10 to II, The next card party of
the series will be held next Thursday
evening.
The junior athletic contest at the
'Y" resulted as follows Snap unde.
bar Martin Noon, distance feet,
inches; Earl Weeks, distance feet,
inches; Antonio Stappiello and
David Donald. 8 feet, 10 inches;
standing, hop and jump, Fred Cardi-
nal, distance q feet. inches; Rob
ert Levin, distance. p feet, William
Levin, 20 feet, inches. intermediate
athletics; snap under the bar, Ray
Paddock, distance 7 feet; Walton Har-
wood, distance 6 feet, 8 inches; |
Henry MacClaren, distance. feet.
Inches standing hop, step and jump,
Walton Harwood, distance. "a feet,
inches; Ray Paddock distance %
feet, inches; Bert Doran, distance !
% feet 4 inches