The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-03-24
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HG march EONAdi Ut liiG VI. y. y.
comes Friday the Both
doz. sweet navel oranges for 25c.
at Estes market. ADV.
2 doz, sweet navel oranges for 25c
at Estes market. ADV.
L. e. Aldrlch is spending the week
end at his home in Rutland.
Miss Minnie Madison of School
street is in Cambridge today.
Fancy Indian River oranges and
grape fruit at Estes market. ADV.
Everything in fresh green veget-
ables tonight at Estes market Adv
Miss Margaret Pilling Of Hoosick
Falls spent Friday with her parents
here.
Miss Marjorie Hurley is ill with
measles at her home on Branch
street.
Griswold is showing beautiful line
of up-to-date Easter cards and novel
ties. Adv
John " D. s. Merrill is the guest of
! his brother, Robert in Schenectady
fer few days.
Mrs w c. HOLSTER of Grandview
street has returned from visit in
New York city.
Miss Anna Rogers of South street
/ is spending month with friends in
Washington, d. c.
Harold Bottum Of South street Is
| cnandfuu +bn ,vaoIr o,,d r.f.b e~;a.,d.
in Worcester, Mass.
A. H. Woods great play THE Chal-
lenge" in five gripping parts at Harte
| Theatre today Adv.
i. c. Holton is in Troy today, where
he is having a minor operation per.
formed at the Troy hospital.
Corporal and Mrs. Albert Cru we're
guests at dinner Friday evening of
Mr. and Mrs George NJ. Hawks.
Mrs L. Il. Davis is moving from
North street TO the house on Pleasant
street recently vacated by w. II.
Holt.
There will be no services at the
Old First church Sunday, but Sunday
school will meet at II O'Clock in the
old academy
Another shipment of the very lat
est popular copyright books at little |
prices. were received ct Griswold |
this week Ady
AT the Employed Boys Brotherhood |
meeting Monday evening at the Y. NJ.
c. A. slides showing a day on cattle |
ranch will be exhibited.
Ram-a-zam is an education for the
young, source of comfort for the |
old, to the married man It comes oc-
casionally to the old maid 1t is q
boon. Ram-azam? ADV.
Don't failto see the greatcst OF all
thrillers ON tue Island God Forgot
chapter NoaIb OF the international
serial "Patriap with Mrs. Vernon
Castle. Harte Theatre today Adv
Rev. W. A Dawson, state superinten
dent OF the BAPTIST state convention
and Rev William McAlpine, who is
connected with the Baptist publica-
ton society OF Philadelphia were
guests Friday OF Rev w G. Towart.
There viii be two shows this az
teTnoon ard three this evening. See
regular ad for hour of shows, to en-
able all to see the greatest of all
serials 'patria" and A. H. Woods
great play The Challenge" at Harte
Theatre today. ADV.
The funeral Of Stansilawa Golka.
the 2-year-old daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Stanla Golka, who died March
% Of epilepsy. took place this after
noon from the residence Rev. c. Il.
Hitchcock OBLIGATED. The remains
were placed in the vault in North
Adams.
Griswold has just received a new
shipment of balsam pillows that will
make very acceptable Easter gifts to
those who love the woods, This par
ticular lot are very fragrant, being a
OF balsam, spruce ana
pine needles. Prices range from 10c.
to s1.00 each. ADV.
The public is cordially invited to
the services in the First Baptist
church, Rev. W. G. Towart pastor.
worship at 1890. Subject of
sermon The Fifth Commandment"
For the Juniors the subject will be
Lessons from the RechabiteS'. |
School of Religion II noon: Servant
OF the King meet at $50 Evening
with song service zS0. Sub
iect OF sermon, should Woman have
the Vote"
At the Methodist church Sunday
Rev. George II. p. Dow of Fultonville
N. Y, son of the pastor win preach
morning and evening. Sunday school
at u. Rev. p. l.. Dow will teach the
brotherhood class. Epworth League
at $50, Mrs. W. A. Austin leader.
II is desired that the members Of the
church and congregation remain a.
home Sunday afternoon as they viii
be visited by the every Member
Canvass committee.
Fifteen fathers and sons enjoyed
the hospitality OF the Y NJ. c. 4. Fri
day evening. Games were played, Ian
tern slides shown and refreshments
were served.
Miss Persis Holden, q student at
Vassar college>s spending the spring
vacation with her parents Mr. and