The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-03-29
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Mrs. l.. II. Ross is passing the day
in Troy.
DR.. II. c. Day OF North street is il
Albany for the day
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar S. Buss spent
Wednesday in Troy.
Boys shoes that are built for ser
vice at Harris. ADV.
There Will be a stag party at the
Y NJ. C. A. this evening.
Special business meeting this even
ing at 730 of the Y. w. G.
The monthly social will be held al
the Y. NJ. C. A. Friday evening
Walk-Over comfort shoes for mid
die aged women at Harris. Adv.
Mrs. Ida Wood, who is ilr at her
home on Main ST., does not improve
Mrs. ]. r. Lovett of School street
is visiting in Brandon for the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S. Azhderian OF
Williamstown were guests of friends
in town Wednesday
Mrs. /. C. Mathers went to Albany
today. where she will be the guest of
her daughter for a week.
Mrs. Edward b. Hart leaves today
for Atlantic, Mass, to visit her
daughter. Mrs. Harold Sweet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel B. Keller left
this morning for Atlantic City. where
they will spend the next two weeks.
Augustin Daley spoke to the junior
boys Wednesday afternoon at the Y.
NJ. c. A. on The Appreciation Of
Music"
George Noveck has returned from
Dartmouth college and is spending
the spring vacation at his home on
Union street
Mrs. Margaret A. Morrissey Of
Dewey street and Mrs. w. S. Cul-
Imam OF Depot street are spending the
day in Troy
There will he a free lecture on
Christian Science Friday evening by
Willis F. Gross in high school hall at
s O'Clock. ADV. 51t2
Tonight at the Y NJ. C. A. Mr.. Pat
ten and Mr. Towart will play Mr..
Burritt and MIR. Mann in an exhibit
ton hand ball game.
Rev. William Cassidy Of Burling-
ton, who is the guest of Rev. T. j.
Burke of North Bennington. visited
friends here Wednesday.
"The Christian as Sympathizer"
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gregational Chapel service tonight at
730. A welcome for all.
Mrs c. NJ Graves has returned
from short stay in New York city.
Her son, William, a student at West
minister school, returned with her
About 25 couples attended the
dance given Wednesday evening in
the Young Woman's club rooms by.
the Young Mems basketball team.
Get your spring suits and coats.
Snappest styles. incest colors and all
the latest designs with very reasonable
prices at Weichmans. III North st.
Adv.
f. n. Austin visited Samuel Patter
son. jr. in the Samaritan hospital
Wednesday, Contrary to reports, on
ly one bone is broken in MIR Patter
sons leg.
Julius Weichman, treasurer in Ben
nington for the committee CT war re-
lief in Poland. today reports another
contribution OF $40 from Rev Thorn
ton Turner.
A real classy basketball game, a
fast snappy soccer game and an ex
hibition game of handball is on the
program at the Y NJ. c. a. tonight at
o'clock Admission l5c
The meeting of the village board of
trustees which was to have been held |
Wednesday evening for the purpose OF
acting on the purchase OF motor fire
Trucks was adjourned to this evening. |
Miss Jane Peck, who has been |
visiting Miss Martha Dewey for the
past two weeks, returned today to her
home, accompanied by Miss Dewey, |
who will be her guest for some days. |
Ladies will you go to the Easter
ball? If so, you ought to be an ex-
ception of all the others and If YOU
will buy gown at Weichman's you
will be sure to be the only one with |
the same style at the ball. Adv.
Among the business men registered |
Wednesday at the Putnam house |
were: II. T. Parker j. II. Williams, |
L. H. Sheldon, w. C.. Matot, r. b. |
Spaulding, Rutland; C. e. Mann, Brat |
tleboro; Charles Benson. Newfane: !
w. Il. Howe, Wilmington; w. ]. |
Daley, North Adams.
Rama zam- To the first person |
guessing what a Ram,a7iam is, where |
and when the Ram-a-zam can be seen |
will be given a prize of $100 All |
guesses must be sent to the Rama
Fam man care of the Banner office be- !
fore March 31st Ram-a.zam? Adv |
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Through an oversight the name of |
Rev DR.. T.. j. Cahill of the st. Fran !