The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-03-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nsws OF the Town and villass Tole
Briefly sor eusy aasosra


Ram-a-zam. ADV.
First evening show at $50 at Harte
Theatre today. ADV.
Rev. ]. T. Dickerman of Dorset
will preach of the Ola First church
Sunday
Mrs. B. W. Vickery and Miss Cath
crime |. yickery are spending the day
in Troy
Wednesday March a. drill of the
degree team of the Bennington
Grange will be held.
Mrs. Morton Strattoh has sold her
place Oh North Branch street to Mr..
and Mrs. Archie Flynn.
The employed boys Brotherhood
will have supper at the Y NJ c. A.
Monday at seven o'clock.
Beginning today the first evening
show on Saturdays win begin at $50
instead OF seven o'clock Adv
James C. Lally, who is working in
Philadelphia, is spending a few days
with his family on Beech street.
Foresters' fair and carnival for
children from six to sixty April IL,
IL, 13. II. Every night big night
Adv.
| Received today at Joe Levin's a
large assortment of young mems nov
city suits which will be sold today at
reduced prices. Adv.
Five full shows at the Harte Thea
tire tod1y .. $50 and $50, and $50
to enable all to see the great interna-
tional serial "Patria." Adv
The great international serial
"Patria" featuring Mrs. Vernon
Castle and beautiful Flo La Babe in
| Divorce and the Daughter" at Harte
Theatre today. ADV.
In these days OF preparedness all
good Masons should be in readiness
| to attack the submarines at the clam
chowder supper at the temple We'd
nesday night of next week at six
c'clocl..
The members OF the Y w c. don't
forget that the Friendship club of
| Williamstown viii be here at las
Monday night. Plan to be there
strong. The program for the evening
| will be divided between the two clubs
| Williamstown are planning to give
us some of their special stunts.
Some Vital Questions, will be the
subject of the morning sermon at the
First Baptist church, Rev. w. G. To-
wart. pastor Another Story" viii be
the theme for the junior sermon.
School Ct Religion at II noon. Ser
wants OF the King at $50. There will
be q union service in the Methodist
church at 7.30.
The Eagles Wings. laundering
drama with laundering message, a.
story OF national defense will be
shown at the opera house tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock and in the eve
ming at eight O'Clock for, the benefit
of the. Sons OF Veterans. Children 10
cents; adults 10 cents. A picture
every true American should see.
ADV. ~ 10 'lyh9
Al this season of tie years we are
making special reductions IN the
prices ON heavy clothing and shoppers
this afternoon and evening who have
any wants of this nature should call
at the Joe Levin store, corner Of
North and River streets The closing
days of winter. too, mean that good
footwear, especially rubbers, is a nee
essity We have Il for every member
OF the family. ADV.
List OF letters remaining uncalled
for at the post Office, Bennington. VI,
for the week ending March s, 1917;
Elwood Casell. Mr.. Dyer. manager of
Bennington Mills. Angelini Gaudenlio,
Stephen Wilson. Miss Brownie Car.
roll, Miss Anna Deuprey, Mrs. Fred
eTick Dinneen, Mrs. Julia VI. Fay,
Miss Carol Jones, Mrs. Kenon. These
letters will be sent to the dead letter
Office March 10, 1917 if not delivered