The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-01-14
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Mrs. Paul Carey. jr.. of School
street, is i'll with the grip.
Mrs. Elizabeth e. Tolman of Hill
side street is i'll at her home with the
grip.
The regular meeting OF the Won
ans Relief corps Will be held Fri
day evening, Jan. n, beginning at
o'clock
Miss Katharine Kinsley OF Burling.
ton is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clay
ton j. Kinsley.
Miss Nettie Hastings. domestic
nurse. Inquire of Mrs. L. II. Wood
ard, Union street. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Allard went
to White Creek today TO attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Allards father, the
late Frank Bouplon.
Joseph Clifford is confined to his
home on Beech street with the grip
Albert Tatro is spending few days
at his home in Cohoes.
John ]. Ryan, who has been sick
for the past two weeks with the grip,
has resumed his work at the Cut
Price meat market.
Arthur w. Noble the young son
OF Mrs T.. E. Tolman OF Hillside
street is out of school this week on
account of being III with the grip.
The Partisan Girls are to present an
entirely different program than pre-
scented before \ musical comedy
THE Battle of Too Soon"-opera
house today. Adv
Sunday services at the Baptist
church, preaching by the pastor, morn
ing subject, THE Blessed God" topic
for the evening service, Honey
COMBS of Life"
Miss Nettie Hastings who has been
living in Nottingham has come to
Bennington TO make her home with
her mother, Mrs. l.. H. Woodland OF
Union street.
The members OF Custer.Sixth Corps
post are requested to meet at their
rooms at 100 o'clock tomorrow after
noon for the purpose of attending the
funeral of the late John II. Evans.
"The Battle of Too Soon" is the
title of the military musical comedy
to be presented by the clever Partisan
Girls at the opera house today. En-
tire change OF program. Adv
Donald Brian, the leading mascu.
| line musical comedy star of the coun-
try in THE Voice in the Fog-from
the novel by Harold MacGrath-a
Paramount feature. Harte Theatre to-.
day. Adv,
All citizens of the village are in
vited to the library this evening at s
o'clock to discuss the reorganization
OF the Civic League to include men
and thus broaden its service to the
community. ah
The funeral OF the late Frank Dou-
plon of SALISBURY Hollow was held
from the church at White Greek at
O'Clock this afternoon. Rev. j. C.
> Mitchell OBLIGATED and the burial was
in the Lake cemetery.
. The funeral OF the late John X.
Evans will be held from the Metho-
4 dist church at o'clock tomorrow af.
telnoon. The pastor, Rev. p. l.. Dow
. Will ofliclate and the burial will be in
the Evans plot in the village Gene
= terry.
, Seats now on sale at the box Office
r for the first performance OF the Jack
Lynn stock company, "A Wife's Sc
2 cret." at the opera house Monday.
I Tho regular show OF motion picturea
are to be given preceding this per.
6 formancc at 100 The drama start
D ms about s. IS.
Officers and teachers OF ST. Peters
D Sunday school were given q dinner
\ Thursday evening by the rector The
4 dinner Vas served at the parish house
and the guests numbered between Is
/ and 90 Methods q Sunday school in
. struction were discussed and brief re
, marks we're made b. number Of
= these present
Members Of The Methodist Brother.
4 hood vas requested 10 attend the fu-
] neral OF Brother John Evans IN n
! body They VIII leave the church at
4 100 O'clock tomorrow afternoon and
= so TO the house. Those living in the
+ east part CT the village can Join the
e line at Hourans store and Wallis
store
Mics Mathilde Nosslcr left Wednes-
day evening on lenye Of absence IN
> til February lst to rest and recuper-
ate. II! regular activities win be
: suspended until her return except
basket ball practice for older girls on
Friday evenings beginning next weel;
and informal dancing on Saturday
evening for members OF the dancing
, classes beginning this week.
Attractive little safes, made OF the
finest steel. finished in oXidized cop
per and fitted with a device to pre-
vent money from being improperly ey.
tracted This bank will encourage
thrift. Although the regular price Of
these banks has been 500. yet Drys.
dale proposes to sell them at 25c
ynph bepauee thn hanks can he oman.