The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-27
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rington. ADV. 74t4
Burton Holmes Travelogue at Harte
Theatre today ADV.
John Sears is i'll with measles at
his home on Depot street.
Duane X. Bassett is i'll with measles
at his home on Gage street.
Coming-William S. Hart in "The
Night Stage at Harte Theatre Adv
Dr. II. S. Goodall has bought Sax
on Six from the Bennington garage.
The Bennington garage has sold
Ford touring car to r. w. Johnson of
Chatham.
James Burns, proprietor of the ci-
gar store on North street, is i'll with
an attack of grippe.
Charles r. Scott of Greenfield, ju.
Nor at Williams, was the guest of
friends here Thursday.
NJ. NJ Shoemaker of Old Bennington
has purchased Ford roadster from
the Putnam house garage
William Lundergan has recovered
from measles and returned to his
studies at the high school.
Miss Carrie Kelley returned this
morning TO Troy, after spending We'd
nesday at her home in Old Benning-
ton
Baby Marie Osborne, better known
as Little Mary Sunshine is featured
in Joy and the Dragon" at Harte
Theatre tomorrow. ADV.
A large number Of local boxing fans
attended the bout IN North Adams
Thursday evening between KID
Rosch and Young McGovern.
All the dresses and coats viii be
reduced for Friday Saturday and
Monday only, 10 per cent atWeich-
mans, III North street, Adv NJ
Dancing Friday and Saturday night
at Foresters' hall. Music, Friday eve
ming by Donnelly's orchestra. Satur-
day night, Hurley's orchestra. Adv.
7lt4
The first basket ball game will start
at 1880 tonight. with dancing at 9
O'clock Admission for both games
and the dancing is the regular price
of twenty cents.
Tonight is your last chance to see
the girls basket ball teams play. Two
games viii be played with the First
and second high school teams from
Drury high school.
The members Of the high school
basket ball teams are going to enter
tain the Drury girls at supper in the
domestic science rooms under the d.
recuon OF Miss MCLEAN.
Ladies' suits in the styles, shades
and materials. Sizes range from lG
to 4G and - now renuced WITH IL per
cent Off julius l.. Weichman, III
North street, second floor Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Cassell, who
were married here Monday have re.
turned from Albany and are making
their home with Mr., and Mrs. William
Gunason Of Spring street, the par
ents Of Mrs. Cassel
Hr and Mis-. Harlan Fowler have
returned from their wedding trip and
are living temporarily with Mrs Fow-
ler's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith
of the SALISBURY road. They plan
to take UP their residence in this vii
lage at later date,
Among the business men registered
Thursday at the Putnam house were
Il. II. Morse, W. c. Matot. s. Ketcham,
j. H. Williams, J. Horridge. f, NJ
Curtis, Louis N Provost, Rutland;> r.
II. PRIEST Greenfield; G.. II. Rogers, Al
bany; F. NJ Sawrtwout, Troy.
Received this .. m. AT Evans small |
allotment of cotton bunting g. s.
flags which we had ordered before |
the biz raise in price, the advance on
these is comparatively small size 3x5, 1
5Xs. 6x9, 10xl5. Also new lines OF I
silk flags, patriotic bows, pins, ribbon,
napkins, fayors, lunch sets, etc. Adv
William Mcdonald. while driving
lis Fcrd roadster along the North
Bennington read Thursday afternoon
an It into the bank at the roadside
rear the Soldiers Home. The car
urned a complete somersaut and
vas badly smashed. Mr.. Mcdonald
vas uniniured, except for few bruis.
&C.
The committee on food production
las been informed that car shortage
delayed shipment of certified seed We
tiles. Irish Cobbler and small Green
Mountain. They viii arrive about
he middle of next week Orders have
'een entered for all these. The com
nittee has a supply of large Green
Mountain but no other variety
A reception was given Thursday
yening to the Y VI. C. A. basketball
cam at the Y. NJ. C. A. About twenty
ouple were in attendance, who
layed games until nine o'clock and
anced from then until eleven. The
were; Mrs A. J. Cooper,
irs. l.. Fl. Ross, Mrs. Theodore Thorn
S, Mrs. Calvin Endress, Mrs. A. j.
foleen. Punch and waters were SER
ed. Music was furnished by Hur-
ey's orchestra
Considering the state of the whole
ale market the prices for staple
Gods being quoted for the weekend
ale at the Joe Levin store are re-
The reductions include
mems and womens garments, cloth.
ng for children and shoes for every
nember OF the family Persons who