The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-05-10
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club rooms. Adv.
Mrs. H. A. Hulett of SALISBURY
spent the day in town.
John Kewley spent Sunday with
friends in Schaghticoke
Dancing tonight at the Young
Woman's club room. Adv.
Mrs. George A. Parker OF Elm street
is visiting friends in Hoosiek Falls.
Berwick Cakes, six kinds, 1Oc each
Tel 34l-R. B. S. Loomis. ADV. SOt2
There will be dance at the rooms
of the Young Woman's club tonight.
ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller Hewitt were
recent guests of friends in Peters
burgh.
Fannie Ward in the Paramount fea-
ture "Tennessee's Partner. Harte
Theatre today, Adv.
Said Henry Arthur James, ITS
truth Horrible-but truth" Dam,
aged Goods"-coming Adv
Miss Hazel Brown of North Benning-
ton is sewing at the home of Mrs. j.
j. Stakeholder for few days.
About 20 ladies' of the Baptist
| church Aid society were the guests
this afternoon of Mrs. w. G. Towart at
the parsonage.
Ladies' silk sweater coats at $500 in
all colors and ladies' fancy sweater
coats in all colors at $500 at Mulligan
& Roche. ADV. sofa
Palmer Hines and his Pepper
Chorus featuring THE Girl and the
Muff' Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day Of this week. Adv
| MARY Fuller is at her positive best
In The Strength of the Weak Sets
| are magnificent. New York Mail
Opera house today. Adv.
1 Judge f. c. Bennett speaks on Ju-
venile Delinquency at the Y. NJ. c. A..
l Forum at S:15. The public, both men
and women, are cordially invited
Miss Gertrude Storey is visiting at
the home of Miss Helen Denley of
Harrison avenue for a few days. Miss
Storey's home is in Greenfield.
Try a loaf of Freebooter bread the
biggest and best loaf in town for loo.
Delivered every day. Tel. 341.R. B.
S. LOOMS. ADV S0t2
Mrs. Clarence Hobbs and baby of
Worcester are the guests of Mrs.
Hobbs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Potter Of Main street
THE Man from Oregon love
/. dawns on the heart of a scheming ad
ventures and saves the honor Of q
great statesman, opera house today
; Adv
Fannie Ward, star of the Marriage
of Kitty" and The Cheat" is featured
! in Bret Harte's story of the west
"Tennessees Pardner". Harte Thea
; ire today. ADV. n.
The popular moving picture idol. ]
( Warren Kerrigan is an absorbinl
( drama of love, romance and adventur.
THE Pool OF Flame'--opera house TO
, morrow. Adv. 10
Il The regular monthly Board meeting
: of the Y NC. A. directors was helt
l. last evening, business of routine char
y acter being transacted. Light refresh
ments followed the session.
The Seymour f. Wood house OF
North street has been leased by W. e
Haynes, assistant superintendent o
- the E.Z Waist company, who viii TAX,
3 possession in about month.
i How beautiful Washington lobby
list in the secret service of an unscru
> pulous land company saves the homo
s OF the man whose career she planne,
to rim, "The Man from Oregon ADV
A story by Bret Harte, featurin
Fannie Ward, directed by Cecil B. De
mile for the Lasky Co., on the Para
mount program and shown at tn
Harte Theatre today-Is there any
thing left to be said in its favor
ADV.
The following pupils received a
: average between 80 and 100 for tn
month of April. Louise BergeroI
Gladys Knights, Minnie Levin, EIeano
Hutton. irene Berard, Ada Armstron!
Wilbur Lambert, Dorothy Patchil
a Esther Thompson, Fannie Levin
a A United States Senator is phott
b graphed in the act of making love I
N beautiful lobbyist by her conceale
n confederate and the negative used [
a blackmai the senator into voting fC
q a dishonest land bill, "The Man frol
81 Oregon. Opera house today Adv
= The Tahkoneac Camp Fire Girls ar
8 reminded of the ceremonial which
4 to be held tonight at 3S9 School stree
A at 1880 o'clock. All those who ordere
n pictures Of The Little Princess al
q asked to bring the money for same t
night.
Il Mrs Ernest L. Lambert and Mr.
i Frank Wood have returned from a
Il automobile trip to Granville and Paw
n let, While absent they attended tn
n district meeting of the 10th district {
u the order of Eastern Star, which mt
4 with Sylvan chapter No. 122. The
Il also visited II. Il. Howard corps whic
4 entertained the Poultney and Salei
4 corps their home corp.
y John Robinson celebrated his 79t
Il birthday Monday. He was born
a Ireland but came to Bennington wit
a his parents before he was year oil
He has been active in local politics
affairs and has been sheriff of Bel
s nington County, United States marshj
~ for Vermont and nOStmaStar NJ