The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-05-08
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Boys hats and caps special 10c at
the New York store. Adv.
Mems tan oxfords, rubber soles and
heels $500 value, special $3.50 at the
New York stores shoe department
ADV.
May 8. 1915 we are open for bust
ness at the NJ. Cullitan store, Gage
street with a full line Of fresh and
salt meats C. d. Sweet. ADV.
DR.. II. T. Summersgill, Superlnten-
dent of the University of California
Hospital, has succeeded the late Dr..
| w. o. Mann of Boston, as president
of the American Hospital association.
The office of the Twin State Gas
&c Electric Co., Will be open every
evening this month from to 9 p. m.
Now is the time to see about that
new gas range and water heater.
Call and let us demonstrate. 1872
Mrs. c. w. lockwood of West Main
street fell Thursday night from the
top of a fight of stairs at her home.
She landed at the bottom with such
force as to go through glass door.
One arm was badly cut she sustained
an injury to her hip and fractured
one bone in her wrist.
Reports of dogs running ieer are
being received by County Warden
Edward s. Higgins and he Is MAX
to- ~, 4
ders. Hound dogs should be kept
under restraint at this season of the
year, if at no other. The penalty
for the owner OF a dog that is caught
running deer is 500.
THE Mothers Past will be Mr..
Mills theme Sunday morning at the
Second congregational church. The
whole service win be ordered in keep
ing with the idea of Mothers Day.
Hours of beinning worship is 1880.
Sunday school at noon. G. f. meet
ing at $50. Special musical service.
with BRIEF address by the pastor, at
$50. Madame Ravi-Brooks of Man
chester will be the soloist. The pro.
gram of the music was published in
Fridays Banner. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to the public to ct.
tend the services of this church.
The First Baptist church invites
the public to its services Of worship
and praise tomorrow morning at
1880 and evening at 100 The pas.
tor, Rev VIM. +. Meyer, win preach
at both services. The morning sub
ject will be of special interest to
parents in view of Mothers Day,
which will be generally observed to-
morrow. In the evening the pastors
subject will he Friendship. a full
attendance of the members of the
Bible School is desired at the noon
hour, and at $50 p. m. an interesting
meeting of the c. E. society is prom
Used.
Mothers Day will be observed at
the Methodist church, at the morn.
ing service 1920, the pastors subject
will be Mothers, 1900 Bible school
$50 Junior League conducted by
Miss Carrie Wood, $50 Epworth
League 7.3O a Mothers Day service
will be given in which the pastor will
be assisted by sixteen persons be-
sides the choir. The Brotherhood
are requested to meet in the lower
rooms of the church at 7.30 A cor
dial invitation is extended, seats are
free The pastor Rev p. l.. Dow will
preach at the White Chapel church
$50 p. m.
Now Mrs. Thrifty House wife is
your opportunity to lay in your
summer supply of Bath Towels. At
the Drysdale towel store they will
place on sale this afternoon at ) o.
clock 80 dozen large % IL inch by
% inch bleached and hemmed Bath
Towels at the sensational price of
10 cents EACH Limit Of not over to
a customer and none sold to dealers,
Monday morning at nine O'clock we
will place on sale another so dozen of
the same offering thereby giving an
to those who may find it
inconvenient to shop today. The
towels are the mill-run OF the Is to
25c qualities-subiect to slight i'm
perfection which is no way effects
their actual usefulness as an imple-
mont of inv after yOI1r tub