The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-01
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day. Adv.
L. A. Buck of East Arlington was
business visitor in town Friday
New York World-"The Salamanca
er" wins marked success. ADV.
Reduction on all mems and boys
suits, save money at tie New York
store Adv.
LOST-A pair of red rosary beads,
bearing initials A. c. Finder please
return to Jostphine Cote. 25tl
White footwear for the whole fam
lily. lowest prices at the New York
stores shoe department. ADV.
New waists special 45c and csc,
white skirts and checked, special SOC
at the New York store. Adv.
Mrs. Collins NJ Graves, who has
been spending few days with friends
in New York city, has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pratt and two
children are spending two-weeks
vacation at their camp near Sucker
Pond
The greatest film show on earth
peg O. the Ring" with Francis Ford
and Grace Cunard. Opera house to-
day Adv
Sunday afternoon at and at s in the
evening there will be benefit concert
at the Elarte Theatre for the Wood
| men of America.
The price of admission for matinees
at Harte Theatre for OFT shows all
next week will be children 10 cents.
Adults 20 cents. ADV.
Miss Hazel Hufnagel left for Pitts
field Friday to attend the Senior Ball
| given last evening by the graduating
class of the Pittsheld High school.
Miss Isabelle Grant, who recently
graduated from Middlebury Academy,
has arrived at the home Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Grant for the
summe'
Seats now On sale at box Office at
Harte Theatre for Phil OFT Monday
night show, at 10, 20 and 30 cents
Don't wait till the last minute, first
here are best served. ADV.
Big acts from such well known
shows as Barnum and Bailey. Ringing
Bros, Sells-FIoto, Hagenbeck and Wal
lace and others will be introduced in
peg O. the Ring" Adv.
The Crimson Wing a SIX act photo
play by lIobert Chatfield will be shown
at North Bennington on the Fourth
This is the greatest war play OF the
year featuring the we'll known players
Ruth Stonehouse, Beverly Bayne, and
+. II. Calvert and in an Essanay pro
duction on the Big Program" Adv
The celebrated star Ethel Barrymore
supported by the eminent actor II
Cooper Cliffe in The Kiss of Hate
a powerful story of Russian life brim
ming with romance, mystery and intri
que in five graphic parts. Opera house
| Monday. Metro Day.. Adv.
| Morning worship tomorrow in the
First Baptist church, Rev. W. G. To
wart, pas r, The morning theme will
be communion Meditation" Sunday
school II noon. In the evening there
will be a union service in the Metho
dist church in connection with the
observance of Vermont Sunday.
Remember the G. NJ. c. trip Sunday
afternoon. The members Of the clul
and friends will leave the end OF Ike
car line at o'clock and hike to The
camp owned by the club at Hell Hol
low. Each person who expects to re
main until evening is asked to bring q
lunch.
| Beautiful Kathlyn Williams Is
featured in into the Primitye'-this
picture contains the best shipw eck
scene ever produced and shows q
tremendous hurricane on the coast OF
| Africa Also a great number of wild
animals. lions, leopards, monkeys ant
crocodiles. At Harte Theatre today
ADV.
Many Bennington people win be in
terested in Louise c. Halls book We
Discover New England because it Ia:
a chapter OF local interest 1t is The
record of an automobile tour of New
England and has many splendid illus
trations. The frontespiece is q view
of the Bennington battle monument
This hook may be found at the public
library.
i. L. Bottum, Ernest Il. Bottum an,
: MIR. and Mrs. Newton COttrell left lo
Cambridge this morning in Mr.. Bot
tum's car to attend the funeral Of Mr.
Cottrell's uncle, Arthur Cottrell WHIT
died at his home in that town thi
week. The deceased was brother t
Harvey Cotirell who died two week.
ago in pittslleld. He was also a he
phew of Mrs. Mary +. Bottum, mothe
, of Fred l.. Bottum and Ernest u. Bot
r tum.
All the children who wish to ense
the events in the Track Meet at tn
Playground, Fourth of July Afternoon
are asked to give their names to MI
Mann or Miss Nossler at once. AS an
nounced previously, there will b
= dashes. jumps and obstacle race fo
, the boys and volley ball, basket bal
and potato race for the girls. TIL
y base bali game at the close OF the al
ternoon will be well worth seeing, II
; diyidual badges will be given all viii
; ncrs. The little people will have
; special treat. Every one, old an
|. young, Is invited.
+ The annual supply of independence
= Day fireworks has arrived in town an
- been placed on sale. The dealers ha
r exceptionally hard work to get theI