The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-02-24
BENNINGTON BRIEFS


Mrs. Minnie Madison of School
street ia passing the day in Cam
bridge.
Miss Mary Mcclure and Mrs. Geo.
Hall of Beech street are spending the
day in Troy
Miss Lena LaFranchise Of Scott
street Is the guest of friends "a Al.
bany for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Il, Morgan OF
Fairfield. Conn, are guests OF MIR, and
Mrs. A. b. Siblcy,
Miss j. whitcomh leI, today for bur
lington, where she VIII spend y few
weeks with relatives.
Clarence Chandler. jr. OF the
Salisbury road is recovering from an
attack of the mumps,
Henry II. Walbridge. student at
the Massachusetts, agricultural college
in Amherst. is spending the week end
at his home here.
A large stock of mems, ladies' and
childrens rubbers and shoes in all
styles are being sold at reasonable
prices at Joe Levin's. Adv.
The young ladies' Gradatim class
OF the First Baptist church were en-
tertained at a Washington social at
the home OF Mrs Sidney Edison, Sill
yer street, Friday evening.
Papers have~been filed for George
Harmon and John Watson by the IN
dependent Labor party as candidates
for the Office of road commissioner in
the country districts
James Cox, known to many local
people as representative OF Lawlor-
Cavanaugh company, dealers in cold
storage products, died Monday in Sar-
atoga at the age OF SO. Death was
due to shock.
Christian Science services, COO Main
street Sunday IL a. m. Subject:
Mind. Wednesday evening meeting
1870 Reading room open to p.
m. except Saturday and Sunday. The
public is welcome to all services and
the use of the loan library of Chris
ton Science literature.
John Spargo of Old Bennington has
been lecturing at the University Of
Utah, Salt Lake City. While in The
Norman city Mr.. Spargo was enter
tanned by the Right Rev Paul Jones.
Episcopals Bishoa, Of Utah, who. is an
active member of the Socialist party.
Mr.. Spargo is now in Los Angeles,
California. n, Il5'E AHN ,,Iu3
The general committee appointed to
make plans for the fair to be held by
court Bennington. Foresters OF Anier
lea, April lila, is as follows: Jesse
Buss, chairman; George Cotton, Viii
liam Wright, Warren Waite William
Hurley. w c. Houran. Fred Allen,
Fred Waite, Randall Waite. James
Conan, Fred Peake, Charles Miller
and James Dunn. fsssE " Us .Iss
There should be Bible irps every
home For several weeks the Banner
has been offering the greatest bargain
in Bibles ever known in this vicinity.
1t is limpleaf, illustrated and illumi- |
mated Bible with gold edges for shes.
1t is better bound and better printed
book than is usually sold for two or
three times as much moneys Our Of
fering of these Bibles is to end this
week II is your last chance to get
one for this low price. 1876
List of letters remaining uncalled |
for at the post office, Bennington, Vt, |
for week ending Feb. 10. 1917: Har- |,
ry Balm, ST.; George Gritlis; The |
Ideal Feather Mattress Co; Frank p |
Leonardo Paul Liseby; Edward II,
F. L. Whitney; Miss Sarah |
Brett: Mrs Carl Eastman; Mrs. Ha- |
eel Eastman, Cd; Mrs. Edwin Green; |
Mrs. Ella NJ. Hall; Mrs. Mary Hinch- !
ey; Mrs. Marie Kelly; Miss Estella !
Myre; Mrs. Marie Newton; Miss |
Wealthy Stanley; Miss a. Woodwork, |
106 Scotland st. These letters will !
be sent to the dead letter office Mar
5, 1917, If not delivered before. In
calling for above, please say "Adver-
tised' giving date of list.