The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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1896 at the New York store. Adv.
Miss Ruth Rhodes of Whitehall, N.
Y, has taken a position as bookkeep-
er in the Griswold store.
Morris Levin, Jr., was called to New
York Thursday afternoon by the III
ness OF his mother-in-law.
AS usual the New York store is sell
ing guaranteed shoes, rubbers and
boots for the whole family at lowest
prices. ADV.
Snow shoes are no longer luxury.
Don't deny yourself of this necessity
while Griswold is selling them at cut
prices. ADV.
Othello Paftenope has taken the
agency fer the Globe tire Company of
Trenton. N. j. These tires are guar
anteed, 1890 miles. ADV.
The officers of the Women's Relief
corp are requested to meet in the g.
A. II. rooms this evening for drill.
Full attendance is desired.
There is to be meeting of the exc
cutiye committee OF the Green Noun
tain club this evening in the Free Lii
brary. All members are urged to be
present.
Mrs. A. ]. Griffin and Miss Anna
Griffin have been called to Science
tady by the death of Mrs. John p. Full
Ter of Philadelphia formerly OF Sche-
nectady.
In addition to the four-part gripping
drama. Are They Born or Made!''
Ella Hall and Robert Leonard will be
seen in three-part drama. "Yust
from Sweden at the opera house, to-
day. ADV.
J. Lawrence Griswold, Wills T.
White and Randall Waite started on
snowshoe trip toward Woodford Hol-
low yesterday afternoon, but found
the snow too light to make shoeids
enjoyable.
Mrs. Arthur Slocum, who has been
with her sister, Mrs. James Scarey, for
the past three weeks, was called to
her home in Oneonta, n. Y, today by
the illness Of her son. Mrs. Margaret
Mann of Arlington is caring for Mrs.
Scarey
All of the men who are to compose
the chorus in the second minstrel
snow to be given by the knights OF
| Columbus on ST. Patrick's night, are
requested to meet in the Temperance
| rooms in the opera house block Sun
| day afternoon at o'clock.
The Junior dancing class will be
| held tomorrow afternoon as usual, and
| rz,. % q
| without further notice. The class
| starts at 2.30 and closes at 430 with
an admission price of five cents. The
| Fox Trot Will be taught this week.
The Burr and Burton boys have
found it necessary to cancel the game
| with the high school boys because OF
| the big storm. The last game of the
season will be postponed, therefore
until Il later date, as it has been found
impossible to find an outside substi-
tute team OF either boys or girls.
The basketball game, which was to
have been played this evening be
tween the High school team and the
team from the Burr & Burton semi
nary, viii not take place on account
OF the weather. 1t has been postponed
to later date. when tickets, which
have been sold for this evening vii
be good for admittance.
Most Of the rural schools were pu
out of commission by Thursdays
STERN and the attendance at the vii
lage school this morning was de
| creased about 80 per cent, owing Il
the unbroken roads. The attendance
at the high school was even wors,
than the grammar schools because
more pupils come from the outlying
districts.
Just received at Joe Levins abou
$50 mems and young men spring
suits which We're purchased before tn
advance of all materials and we guar
antee the colors in these garments no
| to fade The prices OF these suit
range from $40 to 500, sizes "a to So
You can save from s. to So by purcha
ing your suit at our store. We will b
glad to show them to you.
Edwin Fl. Lemare, who has beer
called the greatest master of the OIL
gan that the American public has eve
heard. is to appear at Williams colleg
Monday evening, March 10. Mr.. LIE
mare is making a tour of the Unite
States and Canada and the musica
departments OF the city papers ar
making much Of his talent. THE Pa,
erewski of the organ is his reputation
in England. This is rare opportun
ty for music lovers of Bennington an
vicinity to hear something wort
while. ADV. IS.