The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-04-07

There's a charm about our $3.50 and |
$500 mems shoes that appears to |
please every man that sees them
Harris. Adv
Joseph \. Evans was in North Adj |
ans yesterday on business connected
with the forthcoming fair by the For
eeters
Miss Rose c. Hackett of Pittsield
was visitor at the home OF her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs John L. Hackett on
Academy place the first OF the week
The ladies of the Magazine Club
were pleasantly entertained by Mrs
Nettie lockwood at her home on Union
street Thursday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Weaver OF
Bradford Place who have been spend
ing the past week with relatives in Co
hoes, returned home Monday.
Mrs. Louis Spencer and son of Pet
ersburg, n. Y, are visiting Mrs Walter
A. Houran at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
J. C. Houran on North street,
Undine" adapted from the classic
legend OF the sea, with the worlds
greatest lady athlete, Ida Schnall and
embellished by a beyy Of beautiful gir
swimmers. Opera house today. ADV.
Tahkoneac Camp Fire Girls. Tick
cts for the Little Princess viii be given
out to members after dancing class to-
morrow afternoon The second act
will also be rehearsed at 4;3O,
Arthur Delude has returned to Ana
conda, Mont, where he has a position,
after a visit with his family here on
Adams street. Mrs. Delude and child
ren are planning to Join him in the
| west the coming autumn.
Charles Clark, Bennington expert
| fisherman. went TO White Creek n ~
| yesterday and returned with nine large
| trout He reported that the fish bit
exceptionally well considering the
weather and the temperature OF the
wate:
Applications for license to sell liquor
for the year beginning May ! may now
be handed to any one OF the three Ii
| NtNHt AOil4llnolOtltlN II II hfcll tll
that the applications be handed in al
once as they have TO be advertised
three weeks ADV
Mrs. Edward Winslow went TO Trol
Yesterday to visit her daughter, Mis-.
Fannie Winslow who has been under
going treatment for the past month il
the Samaritan hospital Miss Wins
lows condition remains about th
same
Professor f. w. Smith Of Colgat
University who was announced L
speak at a union service in the Secon'
Congregational church next Sunda
evening has been obliged to postpon
his coming to Bennington. 1t is el
pected he will be able to come fe'
weeks later
Four interesting photographs Of tn
Main street fire OF 1898 which destroy
ed the buildings on the site now occj
pied by the Hawks block, are on exh
bition in the window of the Endres
cigar store. They are the property c
T. ID. Moore and give an idea Of tn
changes in the appearance OF Mai
street in the past 10 years.
The Sunshine Circle Of the Secon
Congregational church invites tn
members Of the Sunday school and {
the Endeavor society to a social in tn
chapel Saturday night, from $50 to i
fine program Of games has been pr
pared and refreshments will be serve
Come one, Come all! A warm We
come will be given to every member {
the above organization.
Patrons of LaFortune's restaurar
were agreeably surprised ON enterin
the cafe for supper Thursday evenin
to find the old-style tables replaced b
u II new pieces of furniture with whit
glass tops They will do away wit
laundry bills for table linen and at III
same time provide continuously clea
surfaces. This is the sixth year thu
Mr.. La'ortune has conducted a re
taurant here and he is slowly eyolyin
a thoroughly modern cafe. The ne
tables give the cafe seating Capacit
Of about Sc people at one time. SON
time in the future the proprietor hope
to see marble tile floor under tn
new tables
A large Hudson touring car becam
badly mired in the road on Monumer
avenue opposite the Old First churc
Wednesday evening The car beloni
ed to a party which were tourin
through from New York who reporte
fairly good roads until they struc
southern Vermont Monument avenu
during the spring season is very sol
on the surface OWNS to lack of crust
ell stone as road ballast and the bi
ear went in TO the aXles BY means c
half hours maneuyering the chau
feur finally pulled out and got his ca
headed down the Hill toward BenninG
ton village, but left the street badly Gu
up.