The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-01-21
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at her home in Old Bennington.
Mrs. Martin Lyons, who has been i'll
for several weeks, is improved.
Miss Mary Hurley is confined to
her home on Stafford street with grip.
Misses Gertrude and May Robson
of Depot street are quite sick with the
grip.
The young son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Main of Depot street is i'll with
the grip.
Henry Robson is able to attend
school again after ten days Illness
of the grip.
There will be informal dancing at
Library hall Saturday evening at
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mott of Co.
hoes were recent guests of Mrs. Lucy
lockwood.
Furnished rooms to let at 211 Gage
street Apply at above address or
telephone AL w. Adv.
Blankets and comforters greatly re-
duced at the New York Stores sale
starting tomorrow. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Kohn have
moved into the Bronson tenement on
School street and begun housekeep-
ine.
Heavy outing flannel, Sc yard;
women's flannel night dresses, 39c at
the New York Stores sale starting
tomorrow. Adv.
Don't fail to visit the New York
Stores shoe department during their
sale for money saving bargains in
shoes and rubbers for the whole
family. ADV.
John Hurley, who has been i'll at his
home on Stafford street, is recovered.
Mrs. Laura B. Cole went to Wal
lingford this morning in the interests
of the o. L. S.
Last night the Tigers beat up the
Braves in the Bowling Tournament
at the "Y" and took every point in
sight Tonight the Pirates bowl the
Independents.
The Jack Lynn Stock Co., will pre-
sent the well known drama. st.
Elmo" at the opera house tomorrow
afternoon and "A Homespun Heart
tomorrow evening. Adv.
Prices will be grealy reduced on ali
winter clothing and footwear at the
New York stores clean up sale which
starts tomorrow. Don't fail to visit
this sale and see how much you can
save. ADV.
Joseph Vachon, employed at the
Loomis grocery who recently recoy-
cred from a severe attack of grip,
has gone TO Woodstock TO visit his
uncle, FIR Maillett. who is i'll with
pneumonia
Dancing Saturday night at Forest
er's hail. one or the features will be
the circular one step which is a simi.
lar dance to the old tag two step. Ask
the older dancers about the funny,
part OF it. Adv.
TIL Jack Lynn Stock Co., which
have been giving such general salts
faction at the opera house this week.
will present Nat Goodwin's master
piece, when We Were Twenty one"
tonight. ADV.
A debating club, or literary society !
viii be formed tonight at the Y NJ. {. !
\. for discussions on current topics, !
debates upon subjects, orations. es !
lays and practice in parliamentary |
Usage. Eight o'clock is the hour.
At the Fortnightly meeting tomor
ow afternoon Mrs. Elizabeth Grin !
lell Van Patten OF Burlington will
cad two short plays. THE Twelve
'ound Look" by Barrie and The /,
open Door," by Sutro and Miss Vera
;uter will sing, accompanied by Mrs
\. w. Varney.
The illustrated lecture on the
Glories of India" by DIR. Samuel Al
en- Perrine which was to be given L
his evening at the Baptist church,
as been unayoidably postponed on
ccount Of the illness OF DR.. Perrine.
IL those having tickets please watch
Dr. announcement of date later in the
tanner. Adv.
The funeral of Miss Jennie O'Neil,
ged "a, who died in Troy recently at
he home of her aunt, Mrs. Catherine
was held from St. Fran
is de Sales church this morning and
iterment made in the family lot in
Center Miss O'Neil was
orn in Bennington and lived for sew
raj years here, her father and moth
+ dying here about 20 years ago. She
,aves many relatives in the village.
The committee for organization
nd nominations appointed at the
leeting at the Library last Thursday
, consider the forming of an organi
alton on the widest possible com
unity basis to promote the public
elfare of Bennington and succeed
lie Civic League is ready to report.
II citizens interested in the welfare
the village are urged to be- present
the meeting in library hall Monday
inuary oath to hear the report of the
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