The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-03-31
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| j. II. Ielipn Vi DTdIlleDOTO WIS III
town Friday on business.
Mrs. Walter Townsend of Union
street is i'll of the measles.
Misses Jean and Margaret Jackson
are passing the day in Troy
First evening show at Harte Thea
tire this evening at $50. ADV.
The Bennington garage is unloading
carload of Federal trucks.
Miss Mary Gibney Of Park street
went to Troy this morning to spend
the day.
Good potatoes, turnips, beets, car
rots, onions, parsnips. etc, at Estes
market. ADV.
| Don't fail to see Mutt and Jeff's
wedding, opera house, at eight o'clock
tonight. Adv.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. sConklin of Han
cock, Mass, were in town Friday WIS.,
iting friends.
Remember the hour $50 first even
| ing show at Harte Theatre. Ten
cents to all. ADV.
Walter H. Berry and Arthur Russell
are spending few days in Burling-
ton on business.
Marcus Shuffleton of East Arlington
was the recaRt guest of Mrs. Hiram
II. Allen Of West Main street.
| Shad, salmon, halibut, shrimp, crab
lmeat, haddock, cod, oysters and
clans at Estes market. Adv
Miss Pauline Cornell of Skdmore
school of art in Saratoga, is spending
the Easter vacation with her parents.
| A large class will be initiated into
| Court Bennington, No. II, Foresters,
of America, on the afternoon OF April
| l..
men OF America Monday evening,
April q Important business to be
transacted. 53t2
There will be w. r. G. card social
in the G.. A. R. rooms Monday even
ing to which the public is cordially
invited. ADV.
| Born. Feb. 20, daughter, to Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Mcclure of Troy. Mr..
Mcclure is a son OF Mr. and Mrs. p.
j. Mcclure of Stafford street.
Fine Sunkist oranges and lemons,
heavy Florida grapefruit and oranges
and plenty of ripe bananas and pine
apples at Estes market. Adv.
1 Charles s. Mills returned Friday
from Boston where he has been spend
| ing several days since the closing OF,
| Dartmouth college for the Easter re-
lcess... h 1900 a
4 y The Board af trade, and the county
Improvement ASSOCIATION are making
plans similar'to those made last year
l for "a special train foHd Good Roads
Day, April TO- "a ii IL H rs +
| Fine creamery and 1dairy butter,
! rich American. Sage cream,s tasty,
Pimento, ysld2oguefoTh cheese,
land plentyicof strictly fresh eggs at
(, Estes market. ADV. M
+ Miss Isabel Bowles of West Main
street accompanied the girls basket
d ball teanrto Rutland last night she
4 will remain there for a few days as
Ethe guest of the Misses Anthony
Spinach, beet greens. dandelions, as
lparagus. curley and head lettuce, new
potatoes, sweet potatoes, hubbard
squash, new onions, caulifiower. Gu
oumbers, mushrooms, celeH, egg
plant, rhuharb, etc, at Estes market.
Adv.
The missionaries OF the church Of
Jesus Christ of er-day Saints who
are stationed here at Bennington. viii
hold meetings every Sunday at 230 p.
m. in the Goldren Cross hall. A cor
dial invitation is extended to every
one to attend.
Don't fail to see Mrs. Vernon Castle,
the best dancer and the best dressed
woman in the world in chaper No Is
Of the great international serial
"Patria.' Also Mary Nash in Arms
and the Woman" a wonderful Pathe
production in five parts Adv.
guessing what a Ram-a.Zam Is, where
and when the Ram-a-zam can be seen
viii be given a prize of S1.00. All
guesses must be sent to the Rama.
zam man care OF the Banner Office be-
fore March 31st .Ram-a.za? Adv.
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Christian Science services, COG
Main street Sunday, IL q. m. Subject
Reality Wednesday, 7.S0 p. m. Free
Reading room open to p. m. except
Saturday and Sunday. There may be
found the Bible and all authorized
Christian Science literature. The
public is cordially welcome.
God in History will be Mr.. Mills
theme Sunday morning at the Second
Congregational church. The Sin of
Meroz-a Lesson for Modern Slack
ers" will be the subject Of his even
ing address. Hours of worship are
1890 a. m. and 1880 p. m. Sunday
school at noon. c. e. meeting at $50
ip. M hearty welcome to the pub
lie.
Wednesday evening, April 18th, has
been set for the Second Annual
Father and Son Supper by the Y. NJ.
. c. A. This is for any father and son
over twelve years of age. There win
be addresses and orchestral music
The price will be Csc. per plate The
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