The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-05-16

graves, and large attendance is de-
sired.
Regular admission of five and ten
cents at Harte Theatre today ADV.
Albert Schwartz was called to Troy
/ yesterday to attend the funeral OF a
relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hart are moving
from the Potter tenement on Main
street to the Harwood bungalow on
Beech street
Plans for the home garden, varie.
| ties TO plant and how to place them
have been issued by the agricultural
extension service of the University
OF Vermont a number of copies
have been placed in the Library
where amy interested may obtain
them.
The Daughters Of Isabella will hold
a card party in the Academy building.
Friday night, may 49, The proceeds
viii be used to start fund to aid in
the war relief work being done by the
National Order of the Daughters Of
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States Admission % cents.
Because of the continued cold
weather, most of the Bennington fish
ermen, have kept their rods in the
cases and the few, who have ventured
on the streams have had rather poor
luck One of the best catches of the
season SO far was made Monday by
y ttrfv n Mnnpa
There were close to twenty fish in
the catch, one of them weighing near
- half pound,
All women interested in doing war
relief work Of any kind from Red
Cross sewing to chicken raising, from
motor driving to canning vegetables.
are invited TO be in the Corgregaton-
al chapel this evening at 8 o'clock to
hear Mrs. Coffin Van Rensselaer, ex-
plain the object and scope of the Ma
tional League for Woman's Service ,
No dues, no admission Men invited
as well as women.
Already the National League for !
Woman's Service has been called up-f
on by the government for Information
regarding the number of registered
women volunteers for emergency ser
vice. How to get in line with this
how to cooperate with the
government agencies and other exist
ing organizations win be explained By
Mrs. Coffin Van Rensselaer, of New
York this evening at s o'clock in the
Congregational chapel
Mrs. c. Fremont Barnes and Mrs.
Maurice Rudd spent Tuesday with
Mrs. Frank Jewett in Old Bennington
Any boy or giri who has no place
Tor a garden al.1 would like one.
should communicate with Miss Hilda
Pratt not later than Saturday. An
acre has been lent through the eener-
1sty of the management OF the
Soldiers Home ana there are few
square rod plots not yet assigned by
he committee. There will be no ex-
oense, but the pure base OF seeds
Il has been learned that John Spar
90 OF Old Bennington. who has been
n Washington this week as a mem
Ter OF the commission, which is All. {
ating the adoption Of the Susan b. {
Anthony amendment to the national
constitution, giving women the same |
lights of suffrage as men. was sug- s
rested as the socialist member OF the
commission which is going to Ruuia
This commission is being sent for the ,
purpose Of laying before the people
If Russia the experience of the Unit
ID States in the creation and main
ainance Of a republican form of gov
Mr.. Sp2rgo could not find
{ convenient for him TO consider an &
to the commission. O
'harles r. Russell, who has appeared il
n Bennington as a campaign speaker
n the socialist cause. was selected n
o represent the party on the com A
mission +
The Cone studio has just installed
q the amateur finishing department c
new set OF Sterling tanks for the il
andling OF films This. together with L
ew electrical printing machine in
tailed in March gives them u capaci- s
Y Of developing and printing upwards "
4 100 rolls of films daily. n
The funeral OF Roner; Knight was Il
lrgcly attended IT lis nome Mon
ay afternoon at three o'clock. Rev r
. w. Towart, of the BAPTIST church. a
fciatins. a LARGE delegation from :,
ait Templars. was in attendance and i