The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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TOO at the New 1OIh SURF AuN'
Charlie Chaplin. the king of coined
ians at Harte Theatre today. Adv.
Ladies street skirts, new fall mod
els only $l9S at the New York store.
Adv.
Don't fail to see Pete. the high
diving monkey, opera house today.
Adv
Prof w j Campbell will preach at
the Baptist church tomorrow morn
ins
At Levins today all ladies' coats
and suits will be sold at a reduction
of SO to 81. Adv.
Fresh oysters. cherrystone clans,
scollops, innan haddie, and Holsters
at Estes Market. Adv.
Miss Lila Percy was recent
guest of her cousin Mrs. John II. Al
len in North Hoosicll.
Special today from till 10 p. m. on
ly. Regular $500 per doz chrysan-
themums at $3.50 per doz. Holton's
Greenhouses. Adv.
About 20 new fall styles of womens
shoes only $1.9S value $3.50 at the
New York stores shoe department.
Adv.
Fred II. Piper OF the Soldiers home
who has been visiting friends in Mid
dlebury, has returned to his home
here.
The film version of the famous nov
ell of mystery The Circular Stair
case" is coming TO the opera house
soon. ADV.
c. w. Lockwood of West Main
street returned last evening from
two-weeks' business trip through
middle and northern Vermont.
II you are going to walk with the
Y! w. C. Sunday afternoon. meet on
Cooper's bridge at 8 o'clock. They will
walk to Pine lodge and return on the
trolley.
The 200-acre farm which was own
ed and operated for many years by
the late Edwin Stratton is reported
as sold to Charles Thompson OF VIII
Jamestown
Last opportunity to witness the
two clever acts of vaudeville. Roberti
Bear Dog and Monkey Circus, and
John w Cooper the famous ventriio-
quist. opera house today. ADV.
Don't fail to see Charlie Chaplin,
the greatest laugh-maker in the
world today at the Harte Theatre in
one of his greatest successes, His
Trysting Places" Adv.
Hank Mann in two part L-Ko
farce comedy, "A Bath Room Trag
edy" with Dick Smith and Peggy
Pearce One continual scream
Opera house, today Adv.
The waltz canter will be taught to-
night at the Recreation dancing class
at Library hall Only young people
over l6 years of age will be admitted. |
The lesson will start at O'Clock.
Frank Talon of North Adams was
visitor in town yesterday Mr.
Talon was a former resident and al
though he resided in town so near
Bennington, had not been back here
for nearly two years.
Prof w j. Campbell. who is to
speak under the auspices of the Y NJ.
c. A. here Sunday evening will de-
liver his address at the Congregation
al church instead of in the Y. NJ, c. A.
building as announced in last even
ing's paper.
Services in St Peters tomorrow.
Sunday will be Holy Communion at
730 a m, Morning Prayer sung at
1915 a m, and Evening Prayer at
5 p. m. The subject of the mornings
address will be THE Good Shep-
herd Sunday school viii be at $50
a. IN.
Mrs. Hiram Madison was given
surprise party last evening at her
home on North Branch street by her
mother, Mrs. Susan Harrington,
about rs friends and relatives being
present. The evening was enjoyed
with dancing and musical Selections
Refreshments were served.
The annual inspection of the Won
ans Relief Corps of George A. Custer
Sixth Corps Post was held last eve
ming in G. A. r. hall, the inspecting
officer being Mrs. Elizabeth Wheeler,
department inspector The corps in
Manchester and Dorset were well
represented.
The subject of Rev. p. L. Dow at
the morning service i'll the Methodist
church will be "a Noble Purpose.
Sunday school IL, Junior League 3,
Epworth league Z. so. The evening
service will be omitted, the congrega-
ton being invited to unite in a I'M
ion service the Congregational
church.
The Independents Seconds gave a
bowling exhibition against the Jun
Tors on the Y NJ. c. A. alleys last
evening which resulted in score of
2261 for the seniors and 2007 for the
Juniors. The schedule for the COM
ing week is as follows: Monday,