The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-09-23
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| nome on North street.
Mayor Burns of Troy was visitor
in town Monday.
Edmond LaFranchise of School
street is on trip to Canada.
A big five-part feature and two acts
of high class vaudeville-opera house
| today. ADV.
Guy Norton of Browning place, who
has been passing few days in New
York, has returned home.
Mrs. G. S. Norton has returned
from a visit in Pittsfeld and Spring
field.
Hear Maize Rowlands initiate a
lady with the asthma singing-opera
house today ADV.
Miss Barbara Cronin has accepted
a position in the Holden and Healy
office.
Mrs. w. e. Bssell, who has been
visiting at her former home in Low
ell, Mass, has returned
Dr. and Mrs. e. M. Gardiner have
returned from ten days tour in
New York state.
Frank Norcross, who has been laid
up with injuries sustained while at
work, has resumed his duties at the
IJpIdon I nnnard co,nnouu
Your last chance to see Joe Nadden
& Co., a people, in their novelty,
scenic talking and singing act-op-
era house today, FL Adv.
c. Aubrey Smith in the Dig special
production "A Builder of Bridges is
the feature at the Ilarte Theatre
today. ADV.
Laurance D'Orsay in . hYepart
version of his great stage comedy
success THE Earl of Pawtucket" and
two acts of vaudeville at the opera
house today. Adv.
Miss Harriet Daley, who has been
attending the exposition at San Fran
cisco AMI who is on her way home
las ste. gcl in New York to visit her
brother, john, Clarence and Hubert
Dale:
Special! Special! The School
street ereea house will place on sale
this evening and will continue until
sold, 100 dozen of roses and carna
tons at 80 cents per dozen L, c.
Holton Adv87t9
The marriage of Miss Theresa b.
Winston. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Edward Winsow of Branch street
extension, and William Campbell OF
North Adams vii ltake place Tues
day, Sept. 2S, at st. Francis de Sales
have assumed the offensive.
Earl A, Howard has purchased the
milk business formerly conducted by
John n, Fay and will make his first
delivery Friday, Sept. "A. Mr.. How
ard, formerly ran milk route and
throughly understands the business.
ADV.
DR. Joseph ~ H. Walbridge, res
ident of this town during the early
years Of his life and who has numer
Gus friends in the community died
at Plainfeld, n. j., Sept Is. The fun
eral services were held at his daught
er's home in Brooklyn and he was in
tered in Greenwood cemetery. He
was 81 years old.
The mid-week service of the First
BAPTIST church will be held this eve
ming at 100 O'clock. AS tn epastor
ate of Mr. Meyer is drawing to j
close ii is hoped that the meetings
will be largely attended. Next sun
day the pastor will preach both morn
ing and evening and in the evening
the other churches of the village viii
meet with us in union service.
The Senior Endeavor of the Sec
ond Congregational church Will hold
a corn roast at the Desert, Friday
evening, meeting at Mrs Shades at
7,30. 1t is hoped that there will be a
large gathering of members aud .heir
friends, a special invitation is given
to members who haven't beer in reg
ular attendance. The social commit
tee wishes to remind the girls OF
sandwiches for the boys will surely
do their part
The Philathea class of the Baptist
church at social gathering held at
the home of their president,
Mrs Fillmore Paddock on Elm
street, on Tuesday evening OF
this week presented to Mrs.
w. r. Meyer, the teacher of the
class, a beautiful cut glass flower
vase, in token of their love and es
teom. This class has been most loyal
ana deToted to the Sunday school OF
;ho First Baptist church.
Tie blackberry season is practical
" crGCl, though in some berry fields
;hc fruit is still fairly abundant. The
bla- io Try crop was of large pro
3rtianJ this year, as the bushes did
re- u SON until the frosts were
over bald mountain is a fayorite
aGt itae of the blackberry and on
some of the younger clearings the
fruit grew in pfodigal abundance,
Most of the berries picked now have
lost their sweetness and rich flavor.