The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-23
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acknowledgement house Monday
Adv.
The star of 1000 thrills at the opera
house. Monday. ADV.
]. S. Moore, juryman from Rupert,
returned today to his home.
Mrs. A. B. Convey will ispend Christ
mas with relatives in Ormsby, n f..
Mrs. NJ. f. Thomas of Pleasant
street is visiting friends in Brandon.
Big double show-opera house
Monday, -Four big shows-29O, 3;
7.3O and 8 p. m Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Dubee left this
morning for Cambridge to spend
Christmas with friends there.
Harry Murray, a student at St.
Micheal's college at Winooski, is at
his home here for the holidays.
Judge and Mrs. W. w. Miles left
this morning for their home in Bar
ton to spend the Christmas recess.
Mrs. Mary j. Allen of Pleasant
street left this morning for Cleveland,
Ohio, to spend Christmas with her
son.
George c. Barnes of Pleasant street
with some friends from Boston, are
spending the holidays in Springfield,
Mass.
Miss Catherine Craven of New
York city is in town to spend Christ
mas with her father, John Craven of
Park street.
Judge f. l.. Bates and Frank T..
Howe left this forenoon for Brattle
boro to attend the funeral OF the late
Clarke L. Fits
Mrs. Eugene Graham of Grove street
went to Troy this morning Mr.. Cra-
han, who has been undergoing hospi
tai treatment, will return with her.
Il can't help but think that my wife
lis a sloven," said man today. when
! went to the kitchen sink to spit
found it full Of dirty dishes. '-Atchi-
son Globe.
Reuben Levin. a junior at the Uni
versity of Maine, College of Law, is
at his home in Manchester for two
weeks vacation Mr.. Levin is a for
mer resident.
The New York City favorites Will
son, Stewart and Rich. mistrels a
la-carte-opeIa house, Monday. A
vaudeville act that is worth two of
the ordinary kinds. Adv.
One of the Kansas editors figures it
out this way. If there is so to spend
for clothes, IS is spent on daughter.
SO on son, 81 on mother and pa gets
his hat brushed.-Atchison Globe.
The Bradford Hook and Ladder
company will hold special meeting
Sunday evening at Z O'Clock. Import
ant business is TO be transacted. All
members are requested to be present.
Mrs. Cynthia A. Bahan of North
street has pieced a silk quilt this
winter. 1t is composed of 1l6 squares
and she invites her friends to call and
see the quilt.
Would you take 4 chance on Fri
day the 13th?'' See what happened
to Robert Warwick and an all star
cast in this thrilling drama of mods
ern times at the opera house Tues
day Adv
The magnetic little star. Mabel
TaliaferrO in a new Metro wonder
play, The Dawn of Love" Romance
daring an desperate adventure in s
absorbing acts. Opera house Mon
day Adv
Eminent John Mason and clever
Clara Whipple in The Reapers' a
powerfully dramatic play with
punch in every scene teaching a NOR
al lesson that never will be forgotten
opera house today. Adv.
Christian Science services, SOC
Main street Sunday l. a. m. Wednes-
day evening 1880 p. m. Reading room
open to ) p. nj. except Saturday
and Sunday The public is cordially
welcome to all services and the use
of the reading room.
PROFESSIONALLY the most powerful
drama ever filmed. Five reels con
tanning hundreds of scenes that make
you gasp weep, sigh, smile and cry.
Never has so much dramatic action
been crowded into five reels OF motion
pictures before as in The Reapers'
with John Mason at the opera house
today. ADV.
Let everyone in the village keep in
mind the Community Christmas Cele-
bration in Putnam House Square at
o'clock Monday afternoon. Cut out
the words of the carols and hymns as
printed in The Banner bring them
with you and take part in the singing.
You will find the spirit of Christmas
there in the Square among the trees
and holiday decorations. So be sure
to come prepared to sing with the
rest.
Members of the Baptist Sunday
school are reminded that Sunday is
the day appointed for the reception