The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-02-04
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Thursday, February 4, 1915.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS

News Of the Town and Village ToIe
Briefly for Busy Readers
6 Grape Fruit for Zoe at Estes
Market. AoV'
Mrs. S. O. Williams of Main street
has returned from few days stay III
Manchester.
| The Kings Daughters will meet
with Mrs. F. w. Goodan Friday al
ternoon at o'clock.
Ladies and children's 30 cent rub
bers for 80 cents at the Joe Levin
store. corner North and River streets.
Adv.
Miss Lulu Van Denbergh OF Eagle
| Bridge, N. Y, was the guest OF her
| sister Miss Sarah Van Denbergh over
| Sunday.
Mems ladies' and children's shoes
| at Is cents to $1.00 less than regular
| price this week at the Joe Levin store
Adv.
Mrs. Olive Tefft, who has been
| nursing Mrs. Edward Canneid OF
| Schenectady. has returned to her
home on the Woodford road
Remember the Independent social
club will hold their dance in N. +. o.
P. hall Friday night. Frazers full
orchestra Adm. Csc. 1912
Miss Mae Whitney will open her
dancing class at n. +. o. p. hall
Thursday evening from nine to elev-
en- o'clock. Admission S5c. Adv. 93t2
The Good times committee, Miss
Victoria Temple, chairman. have
fine program planned for February
Keep your eye on the Banner to see
when each event is TO take place.
Carp, pike. white fish, bluefish,
mackeral, salmon. bullheads, smelt,
halibut, haddock, cod. Boston blue,
cusk. Finnan Haddie, scollops, oysters
and clans at Estes Market Adv.
There will be a short business meet
ing of the w. r. c. at 7.30 o'clock to.
morrow evening Members please be
prompt. A card social will follow
and refreshments will be served.
Adm. Is cents. Adv.
The monthly covenant meeting Of
the First Baptist church will be held
this evening at 730 O'Clock. A full
attendance OF members is requested.
The pastor will have charge and ex-
pound parts of the church covenant.
great opportunity is afforded the
people of Bennington and vicinity
this week at the Joe Levin store
where the entire of mems. women's
and children's clothing will be sold at
from % to 40 cents on the dollar less
than regular prices. Adv
The National and State declarations
of labor have declared for equal sun
rage 1t was an important message
for the business and working women,
in mill. factory, store or office. Come
and hear Mrs. Wyman, president of
the State Equar Suffrage association
on Tuesday Feb. 9th at eight o'clock.
She will speak in the Young Womans
club rooms on Main street, over the |
Banner office
Through the request Of Mrs.
Emma HARDWOOD, president of the
Young Woman's club, Mrs. Wyman
of Manchester, president of the Equal |
Suffrage association of the state, has
been secured to lecture to the club
and their friends at a suffrage meet |
ing in their rooms, Tuesday, Feb at |
s o'clock. In the afternoon Mrs. Wy
man will talk to the Parent-Teacher's
association.
Members of the Fortnightly, don't |
spend all the morning Saturday bak-
ing and get so tired you can't enjoy |
the musicale. The Ladies' Auxiliary |
of the Y. M. c. A. are to hold a food
sale in the Congregational church |
parlor; you can come early and leave |
your order, secure good seat and
enjoy the afternoon, knowing that |
you have plenty of good things to
take home with you. Adv.
The Y. w. c. dancing class will
meet this week on Friday night in |
stead of Saturday. Come in and reg
lister. You remember what the
schoolmaster told Nicholas Nickelby?
1--WE believe in the practical mood of |
teaching Nickelby, Beet, spell it!
Beet Go out in the garden and
weed EN- So in this class, the les |
son from eight till nine thirty. and a |
social dance from nine thirty till
eleven, giving everybody chance {.
practice the new steps Adv
James II. Whitney, proprietor of
the Whitney theatre, is planning to |
erect a theatre on the Oatman lot on
North street this spring for motion |
pictures and vaudeville. Mr.. Whit |
ney already has the plans and speci- |
fications for the building. The struc- |
ture will be of brick, two stories and |
half high and as by 100 feet on the |
foundation. The building will be at
tractive in appearance, handsomely |
finished and will seat about 800 oer-
sons. The present theatre in which |
Mr.. Whitney has conducted moving |
picture business for several years |
will be used for commercial purposes.