The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-01-22
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admission Csc. Good time assured
| Adv.
Miss Katharine McGee of Dewey
street who has been i'll with grip, is
improved.
Guaranteed rnbbers and boots for
the whole family, prices the lowest at
the New York stores clean up sale.
Adv.
Extraordinary specials at Joe Lev
ms greatest sale: 80 ladies and mis-
SEES coats and suits which sold from
SO to SIS win be sold at s39S. Adv.
Don't miss the four act Luben
special, featuring the dainty June
Daye in Daniel Carson Goodman's
play at the llarte theatre today. Adv.
Harry McKeon of Holyoke and Guy
McKeon OF Arlington have returned
to their homes after visiting for a
week in the village, being called here
by the death OF Mrs. Maria Tower
Rev. Foster Wilcox of North Adams
will give talk to the Morris Baraca
class of the Fihst Baptist church at
noon tomorrow. All young men not
connected with other churches are
cordially invited to attend.
The Jack Lynn Stock Co. will make
their final appearance in Bennington
at the opera house tonight in the com
panion piece to Human Hearts" the
art M If N oil nd
"A Homespun Heart" ADV.
At the Methodist church Sunday
, morning Mr. Willard Bartlett will
speak. Sunday school at u, Junior
league 3, and Epworth league at G 80
There will be no evening service, the
congregation will unite in a union
service at the Baptist church
The Woman's Relief Corps have
made a gift of two flags to the High
school to replace those lost in the re-
cent fire, One of these is small
weather flag for storm use, the other
lighter weight grade for fine wealth
er.
The funeral services of John II.
Toomey who passed away Friday
morning at his home on Gage street,
following an attack of pneumonia,
will be held from st. Francis de Sales
church at o'clock Monday morning,
interment being in the vault at Park
Lawn cemetery
Three dogs belonging TO Mr. and
Mrs. Carol D. Stone OF Woodford
took prizes at the North Adams dog
show Thursday. two English bulls,
Terndale Stub and Lady Belmont
drawing first and second prizes, and
a hound belonging to Mrs. Stone
drawing first prize. W
Advertised letters; +. nm. Better,
Al. Signor Giuseppe nicarls, Paul
Pellerin, John Sheehan, Clarke West;
Mrs. D. s. BeasIey Jr., Franklin St,
Mrs. Aon9 Casey. Mrs. Albert Tttell
Lucy IL .4iaswelI. Mrs. c. Pollock
4lFBrookss ST. Miss y. D. Reisner
Thesesletters will be sent to the
dead letter Office. January 81 If not de
@iyered before
r MISS MdDel NpOUei-t5 u STUDENT al Inc
Emma Willard school in, Troy, re.
turned Friday to her home with a
slight Illness which is diagnosed by
TROY doctors as a SUSPECTED case q
scarlet fever though the disease has
not progressed far enough to make
the diagnosis positive. Miss Coop
er's parents accompanied her. Clas-
ses at the school have been suspen.
ded owing to the supposed exposure
among lie stnuents. MISS ouopei
condition is not serious but there is
a good deal OF feeling locally because
q case Of the disease was brought
here when there are ample hospital
facilities IN Troy MIR. Cooper before
bringing her home secured the consent
of the New York state health com.
missioner aud the Troy health officer
and She was moved under the rules
prescribed by the state of New York
so that there is no danger of infection
from the case Secretary Dalton OF
the Vermont state board of health
was consulted in the matter and gave
his approval