The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-07-20
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Ladies' white canvass pumps,
special 95c. at the New York store.
Adt.
Social dance at Forester's hall Fri
day night, Music by Hurley's orches-
ira. 45t2
Mems and boys clothing greatly
reduced now at the New York store.
ADV.
Miss Ruth Miller of Troy is the
guest of Miss Rose MCGUIRE OF Maple
street.
Mrs. Sarah Tudor has gone to
Stamford to visit at the home of her
son.
Harold H. Bottum has returned
from a vacation trip passed in Con
necticut.
Mr.. and Mrs w. j. Randles of
Dewey street are spending few
days in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J. Cummings left
this afternoon for Troy where they
will spend the week end
Some of our shoes are pretty low
cut but the prices are much lower
just now Hart's. ADV.
Ladies' white embroidered petit
coats 75c. value, now only 49c. at
the New York store Adv.
Burt G. Harrington has returned
after spending his vacation at his
home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Morgan Of
New York are visiting at the home
OF Mrs. Fannie T. Morgan.
Miss Helen Keeler of Maple street
has returned from a visit with her
grandmother in Little Falls.
BE in time if you wish to purchase
pair of the low shoes or pumps.
Prices way down at Harris. Adv.
Born, July II, a son, weighing nine
and one half pounds, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Houston of Branch street.
Miss Margaret Green leaves this
evening for a two weeks visit With
Mrs. William Cronin in Hoosick Falls.
r. c. Vail of Brattleboro was in
town Thursday demonstrating the
Premier electric gear shift motor
cars.
Erwin Mattison and Daniel p.
Barber entertained friends at Three
Friends camp at Lake SALISBURY
Sunday.
Robert Holden, son of Municipal
Judge Il. H. Holden. is i'll Of scarlet
fever at the home of his parents on
West Main street
Frank Mitter and family of Troy
motored to town Thursday and were
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. William
Lundergan of Spring street
Washings and ironing to do at
home. Small ones preferred. Mrs.
Levi Thompson. Apply 12G l.
South and Hillside streets. 45tG'
Miss Grace Andrew Of Dewey
street leaves this afternoon for Rut-
land where she will be the weekend
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Hamil-
ton.
Call and see the full line of mems
suits have on hand Prices $3.50
to $3.50. Also a line of trousers
from $3.50 to $3.50 Nathan Levin.
| the tailor, 1870 North st. 46t2
The July issue of The Star Needle
work Journal contains several de-
signs in crochet and cross-stitch by
Mrs. +. w. Tillson of Jefferson
avenue. The Corticelli Silk Co., OF
Florence, Mass, has just issued a
book on crochet work which also
contains a number Of designs BY Mrs
Tillson. - ..t
The condition of Eugene ]. Graham
who was cut ON the side of the head
while eiecting a negro from his place
of business on North street las
Saturday ngiht, is reported today L
show considerable Improvement. The
attending physician has been fearful
Of erysipelas, but today considers tn
patient out of danger in this respect
Among recent memorials erectel
by James 5. Clark is a large polishe,
double tablet of original design Sc
in Woodford cemetery in memory O
the parents tot Charles J. Wood; ais
a tablet for his children. In tn
Catholic cemetery in Old Benningto
a large carved sarcOphagus on the 10
of Miss Kate Mcnamara and tablet
for the late James Cone and Mr.
Matthew Maher in Park Lawn
No reports have been received frOl
the hiking party that left here MOI
I day forenoon for a trip over the PEI
\ nington section of the Long FRA
When the trip was planned 1t wa
4 the intention of the hikers/to rctur
to Bennington today. w ID. Newto
= one of the members OF the party su
tanned a slight injWy to leg durir
the first two day. out and was give
| an automobile tide home from n