The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-19
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Grant Harbour got a basket of trout
Wednesday in Woodford.
Born Wednesday, daughter to MIR,
and Mrs James w. Martin of Pitts.
field.
For Gents stylish shoes. go to Null
ligan & Roche, $3.50, $3.50, $500 and
600. Adv. G6t3
Another large shipment OF ladies'
and misses coats has been received
at Joe Levins today. Adv
An important meeting of the Chau-
tauqua guarantors is called for TO
night at the Y. NJ. c. A. at $50.
Lots of comfort and then more in
the new WalkOver and w. L. Doug
las $3.50, $500 and $500 shoes for
men at Harris. Adv
Sale of Davis Bennington ~made
aprons and caps in all styles and ma
terials. specially priced for Friday
and Saturday. ADV.
The Maude l.. Carpenter school OBJ
served the anniversary of the Battle
of Lexington, with appropriate eXer-
cises, this morning.
Harry G. Teetsel of Troy has re-
turned after spending a few days with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Teetsel
of Valentine street
Mrs. Alice NJ. Wilds left today for
Auburndale, Mass, where she plans
to SPEND the summer months with her
son, Edward A. Curtis.
Joan Fl. McCusker OF Waltham, the
engineer who was in charge of the
Colgate road construction last sum
mer. was in town Wednesday.
Opening dance of the Young Wo-
mems club Thursday evening $50 to
1880. Donnellys banjo orchestra.
Admission % cents. Adv. 66t3
Toutes les Canadiep. vous etes en-
vite ce soir unparti Whist ct social
a la sale des Forester Catholic Jeude
soir 10 April Admission Is cents.
ADJ.
j. w. Pierce, 210 Gage street. has
purchased a new up-to-date automatic
lawn mower, grinder. The machine
viii be operated by Mr. Pierce who
has had 10 years experience as ma
chlaes;
George A. Moore of Grove street has
sold his market on Main street to ].
Josephs and is planning to move TO
Saratoga, where he his making nego.
tiations to either buy or lease large
farm.
Q Mr. and Mrs P. j. Mcclure. Miss
Brig!e. Peter, jr Richard and George
Mcclure are in Troy today to attend
the graduation of Miss Gertrude Nc
CURE from the nurses training school
of the Samaritan hospital.
There will be ten days sale at
the second hand store, North Benning
ton, next door to car barn. beginning
Saturday, April 81. You will find a |
good line OF shoes and all kinds of |
clothing. Phone 164J. ADV, 6st2 |
Mrs. II. c. Shields ard Miss Ann
Shields Of Bennington are among the |
Troy and Albany women who are acrl
tive IN getting recruits for the army
and navy A large number Ct women,
have been assisting the regular re,
cruiting officers in a two weeks cam
paign
This weeks Saturday Evening Post
contains story BY William Dudley |
Policy, entitled Counting Calamity"
A number OF local members of the
Knights of Columbus are planning to
attend the annual concert and ball to
lie given by the Adams council Friday
evening in Daniels hall. Adams.
Emma Leonore MacAlarney will adj
dress the Women Voters League on
Friday evening at eight o'clock in the
Young Woman's club rooms. Miss
is a national leader and
logical speaker and keen
She win answer questions
at the close of her address. Come and
hear her and ask questions.
There are still some vacant places
in the Red Cross First Aid to the
Injured second class which is being
under the auspices OF the
Public Welfare Association. Any per-
sons, who are Interested and wish to
take the course. are asked to give
their names to Mrs William w
Burke or Miss Vossler.
Pies, cakes. cookies. daughnuts,
jelies and other good things TO eat