The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-06-24
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Mems s1.O0 trousers, khaki or cot
ton, for SO cents at Joe Levin's Fri
day and Saturday. Adv
George f. Hathaway of Waterford
is visiting his aunt, Miss Nellie Hath
away of Gage street.
Mrs. George Fleming and daughter
Kathlyn, have returned from an auto
trip to Dorset and Dandy
Augustin Daley of Adams street
left this morning for week end visit
| in Williamstown and North Adams.
Miss Charlotte C. Ruggles OF Fort
Edward is visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Russell
Editorial
Earl w. Williams drove from Brat
tleboro Wednesday with two new
automobiles which he recently pur-
chased
100 dozen carnations at 25 cents a
dozen and 255 dozen roses at 35 cents
a dozen at the School street green
houses Friday. ADV. lite
Mrs. John Murphy who formerly re-
sided on Maple street has moved to
a house owned by II. Harry Levin on
North street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Burke and
daughter Genevieve of Utica N. Y,
are visiting their sister, Miss Anna
Burke of East Main street II. Isl
Morgan Bridge of Main street who
received bad sprain in his arm by
falling down stairs several days ago
is able to be out again.
Mems negligee shirts, large ship
ment Just received. so cents and Is
cent shirts at As cents for Friday and
Saturday at Joe Levin's. ADV.
Mrs. c. H. Johnson and son, Carl,
have returned to their home in Schen
ectady, after two weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. NJ. P. Armstrong
Trank Dcslaurier of Adams street
r lrt.ing in Il new pool-room in the
W.nslow and Craven block on North
street which will be opened within a
ieN. days.
he former Whitney theatre on
North street is being remodelled and
the cigar store of John Whitney win
be moved to this building as soon as
possbl
Miss Mabel Sutton of Union street
is giving a supper this evening TO a
number of her friends in honor of her
guest, Miss Frances Cohoon of Need
ham, Mass.
Specials at Joe Levin's Friday and
Saturday; all our ladies' and child
rens dresses in colors, SO values at
j s1.9S; SIS values at $3.50 in sizes 16 to
4 SO. ADV.
4 Specials at J. Levins for Friday
and Saturday, so cent mems and
boys sneakers at As cents. All child
ren's shoes will be sold at a reduc.
i ton OF 10 per cent. Adv.
John James Cleary and Cressie
Harriet Ellsworth of Albany, N. Y,
We're united in marriage at the Metho
dist parsonage Thursday June "a,
| 1915 by Rev, p. l.. Dow
/ Miss Esther DEMO of Bradford
street who underwent an operation
for appendicitis at the Samaritan
hospital Sunday morning is doing as
well as can be expected.
Thomas j. Healy returned Wednes
day from Hamilton, N Y, where he
has been attending the commence.
! ment exercises at Colgate University
4 from which he is a graduate
i Specials at Joe Levin's for Friday
] and Saturday Mems $3.50 shoes and
/ oxfords will be sold at $1.9S Mems
King Quality shoes in all lasts viii be
sold at 10 per cent reduction. ADV
/ Special at Joe Leyin's for Friday
and Saturday. ladies' $3.50 cloth top
colonials at s1.75; $3.50 Lady Bess
shoes, colonials and oxfords, cloth
top and kid top shoes, at S1gS; $3.50
white duck colonials at slips; $150
white canvas button shoes at $1.25
Adv.
Leopards and lions attack a daught
er of the South African Veldt in Il
tworeel drama, "The Jungle Queen
featuring Marie Walcamp and Well
ington Playter. The lion caught in
the net escapes and pursues the pref
ty girl to cave where she's cornered
by a leopard Thrilling wild animal
feature at the opera house today. ADV
Adv.
i The mid-week service of the Bap-
fist church will be held this evening
at T. 80 O'clock The subject will be
People of One String" and the scrip
ture citations will be John 9:25 and
Philippians 3 :13. Think of the sub
ject and look up the references be-
fore coming, and do the same if you
cannot come. All are welcome.
The subject for the prayer meeting
at the Methodist church this evening
will be Temperance" George Clark
will read portion of the Scripture
others are requested to bring verse
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