The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-03-25

er, MISS MARY hOSe, tle DuTBeSS road
school will not resume its session
until next week.
Opening of spring millinery includ
ing a large assortment Of children s
trimmed hats at Miss l.. NJ. Barney's
Saturday March n. Adv.34t2
Mrs. Ellen Connolly and her daush
ter Julia who have been visiting in
West Chazy for six weeks are expect
ed home this week.
Children's and mems hats, smar;
styles, lowest prices in town, just ar.
rived at the New York store. Don't
! fail TO see them. ADV.
Mrs. F. Howard Ferguson of Booth
Terrace, who has been seriously i'll,
is somewhat improved and is able to
sit up a portion of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Van SAINT
voord. who has been up from Troy
to pass a few days at their summer
home here, have returned to Troy,
The condition of Mrs Edward KEEL
ley of the Burgess road, who has
been threatened with pneumonia, is
improving Mrs. Kelly is so years
old.
There's a sufficient variety of
styles in our new shoes for men, wo-
men and children to meet the tastes
of the most critical. Harris Shoe
Store. ADV.
Mrs. William E. Frost of North
street is visiting Mrs. A. S. Peak OF
the Pownal road who is i'll. Mrs.
Peak, whose condition was on the
gain, has had a relapse.
James II. Hurley. who sustained
injuries awhile ago by fall from
the roof of his tenement house on
North street. is recovering rapidly
and is now able to be out again.
Work has been begun scraping the
road on the fats and putting on
gravel. There is so little fross in
the ground this year, that the work on
the roads can be begun much earlier
than usual
Through the kindness of one of its
patrons the library has just received
a gift of the following. books, "None
But the Brave" Fruit of the Tree
Nv. VS. Eyes" Like Another Helen"
"a Modern Madonna Suspicious of
Mrs Allonby," and Breath of the
Runners"
Former Governor and Mrs. j. G..
Mccullough of North Bennington and
their daughter, Mrs. Thornton f. Tur-
ner, left last week for California
They expect to be away about a
month and will visit southern Cali.
fornia and attend the Panama EXPOSE
ton at San Francisco.
The University of Vermont glee
clubs and quartette will give an en-
tertainment at the high school hall
this evening at s o'clock. The adj
is only 20 cents and the pro-
gram should attract all who enjoy
good music About 30 college boys
from the state university will take
part. Adv
The first flowers received at the
library for the nature corner We're
sent by Mrs. Norman NJ. Puffer, from
Cocoa Fla. The specimens consist
of Buds from the China Berry Tree,
the fruit and blossom from the orange
tree, and a specimen of Southern
grey moss. The China Berry Tree
blossom somewhat resembles the lilac
blossom. They are most interesting
and well worth seeing.
Among the attractive Easter show
windows in town are those at the
Griswold and Evans stores. The min
iture house, which is unique in its de-
sign, in the Griswold window, was
built by Joseph Drohat Of Durham
avenue. One of the most striking
windows of them all is at the Endress
cigar store in which there is a white
Orpington hen with seven chicks.
This hen is one of a coop of five
which won prizes at the Lenox,
Mass. and Rutland shows.
Arrangements for the ninth annual
concert and ball of Bennington Coun-
Gil. Knights of Columbus, to be held
in Foresters hall Easter Monday eve
ming, are rapidly nearing completion
The committee in charge has spared
no time nor expense to make the
event one of the leading social occas-
ions of the year as il has been during
the past eight years. Because of the
lack of floor space it has been decid-
ed that rs cents be charged for every
extra lady accompanying a gentle.
ian.