The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-01
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Fresh Narragansett Bay Oysters at
Estes market. 76t2
Iron Claw Harte Theatre to-
morrow. ADV.
Fresh Narragansett Bay Oysters at
Estes market. Adv. 76t2
Bernard Curtis of Fort Edward, n.
y visited friends in town Thursday.
Full size sheets 80 cents. Pillow
slips II cents at the New York store.
Adv. Ae' iae
William Farnum in THE Man from
Bitter Roots. Harte Theatre tomor-
row. Adv,
Walter Jacobs has returned to his
home in Boston after short visit
with friends.
Today and tomorrow, the last days
of the New York Stores sale. Take
| advantage ADV.
Wcrl was started this morning re-
planking the bridge just below the
| grist mill on North street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Peckham of
| Pownal went this morning to Troy
| where they will remain a few days.
| Abe Noveck and Duane Bassett
went this morning to Troy by auto
mobile where they will spend the day.
The Methodist Brotherhood will
hold a corn roast this evening at +,
T. Griswolds. A full attendance is
desired.
Mrs Eugene Brown of Washington
avenue went Thursday to Troy where
she will join her husband for a short
vacation.
Miss Ellen Scott returned this af
ternoon to her home in Amsterdam
after being two weeks guest of rela
tiyes in town.
Miss Carrie Walker of Schenectady
has returned home after a short stay
with her niece Mrs. +. L. Center OF
North street.
Blanche Sweet, Tom Forman and
Theodore Roberts are the principals
in Thousand Dollar Husband. =
I1arte Theatre today. Adv.
Reynolds Kirkwood of Pittsfield
who has been the guest of Robert
Long of Bradford street for the past
few days, has returned home.
Blanche Sweet at her best il
Thousand Dollar Husband" support
ed by Tom Forman. Harte Theatre
today. Also Pathe News picture
ADV
Rev. Charles II. Mead will preach a
the Union church. Woodford, Sunda!
afternoon at o'clock and at thu
White Chapel church in the evening
at 7.30 o'clock.
Harry Evans has returned from
Schenectady where he was called
Monday by the serious illness of hi!
brother, Charles, in the Ellis hospital
The condition OF the sick man is show
ing some improvement.
Rev. and Mrs. p l.. Dow have re
turned from Lanesboro, Mass. wher,
they have been passing several weeks
They were accompanied home b!
their son, Harold of Troy who will b,
in town for few days
The postponed corn roast by tn,
Methodist Brotherhood to their lad,
friends will be held this evening a
the residence OF the past president, +
r. Griswold. A display of tirework
will be part OF the program, wealth
or permitting.
Just received at Joseph Levin's
large assortment of boys Bulgaria.
suits with two pair Knockers whic
will be sold at reasonable prices toda
and tomorrow. Mems suits reduce
from $500 to $500 today and tomol
row at Joseph Levin's. Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour vanSan
voord and family returned today fror
their camp in the Adirondacks wher
they have been spending the pas
few weeks, The remainder Of tn
summer will be passed at Shadow
brook Farm at Old Bennington.
Persons and heads OF families tina
do not notify the Health Officer whe
children come to Bennington unde
sixteen years of age from the state {
New York or Massachusetts will b
treated as guilty of misdemeanC
and dealt with according to the Law
Adv
Because of the prevalence of infai
tile paralysis in the states of Ne
York and Massachusetts persons wit
children who leave Bennington ft
points In these two states will be SUI
ject, upon returning, to the san
quarantine regulations that are no
in force relative to persons with CHI
dren coming into Vermont fro