The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-26
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The Maude L. Carpenter school will
open September Is.
Mems suits reduced from 81 to So
during Friday and Saturday at Joe
Levin's. ADV.
James Sutton who is visiting in
town for several weeks, is assisting
for few days on the Y. NJ. c. A.
camp. SIT ~ k{f
Misses and boys school shoes at 10
per cent reduction at Joe Leyin's
during the Friday and Saturday sale.
Adv.
Frank Sherwood of Leighton, Pa, is
spending few days with his father,
Lionel Sherwood of Riverside, Hins
| dellville.
Nine Petrova in THE Scarlet Wo-
man" Metro wonder-play of supreme
appeal in five exquisite acts. Opera
house Monday. Adv.
Mrs. S. A. Patterson, Miss Flora
Murphy and Miss Margaret Little
J were guests of Mrs. Charles Gibson Of
1Ioosick Falls yesterday.
Miss Maude L. Carpenter has re.
turned from North Bennington where
she has been spending two weeks with
Mrs. Charles +. yelling.
Boys bulgarian suits with 2 pairs of
pants will be reduced from 90 cents
| to $3.50 of the regular price Friday
and Saturday at Joe Levin's. Adv.
Members of Bennington Grange
with their families and friends will
hold a picnic on Labor day at the
Soldiers home. Each bring dishes
for your own use.
Miss Bessie Kinney, who has been
attending school in New York city
during the summer has returned to
resume her duties as music instruc-
tor in the local schools.
| As it is necessary that important
matters. regarding the district meet
J ing of Miriam Rebekah lodge be dis
cussed, a special meeting has been
called for Tuesday evening. Aug. 30
| All officers will therefore make es
pecial efforts to attend
Persons and heads of families that
do not notify the Health officer when
children come to Bennington under
sixteen years of age from the state OF
New York or Massachusetts will be
treated as guilty of misdemeanoi
and dealt with according to the law
Adv.
"The Scarlet Woman featuring The
Metro favorite star, Nine. Petrova a
opera house Monday. A woman's su
preme sacrifice, one mans weakness
and another's perfdy and the love o
third that made up for all make
story of sublime dramatic power
Adt.
Sunday services at the Methods
church are as follows; 1880 mornin
service, preaching by Rev. c. II
Mead assistant pastor; subject, 9TH
Reason Why" II o'clock Sunda
school; $50 Epworth League led b
Minerva Holmes. To these service
all are welcome. Preaching at WOOD
ford city at 3 p. m. and at the Whit
Chapel 1870 p. m.
| The Second Congregational churc
| Rev. G. s. Mills pastor extends hea
| ty welcome to strangers and visitor
| Hour OF morning worship Is 1913
| Sunday school 11.45 to 1890. c.
meeting at $50. Theme of Mr.. Mill
| sermon at the morning service tomo
| row. THE Love of God and the Low
| of Men: A Distinction with a Diffe
ence, and Yet
III Because of the prevalence of infa
tile paralysis in the states of Ne
York and Massachusetts persons wit
children who leave Bennington Il
points in these two states will be su
| ject, upon returning, to the san
| quarantine regulations that are no
| in force relative to persons with oh
dren coming into Vermont fro
| Massachusetts and New York. AID
| The First Baptist church. Rev. \
G. Towart, pastor cordially invites I
public to its services tomorro
Morning Worship at 1880. Theme
sermon "The Ministry of Cheer
Story hour in the Sunday schc
i l ,on,,. moan xvorul