The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-02-24
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Mrs. C. l.. Bradt is visiting friends
in Schaghticoke over the week end.
Frank Cassidy and Thomas Sullivan
of Adams visited friends here FRIDAY:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dudley Pelley
are visiting relatives in Springfield
Mass. @
Armour's Glendale oleomargarine.
Silver Leaf Saeur-Kraent. At NC
Cne,s market Adv. 22t2 |
f. N. Kennon of Mortified, Mass,
is spending week with his sister
Mrs. c. N. Morse of North Barnch
street.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. N. Morse of North Branch street Is
confined to the house with the
measles.
! Robert Smith of Washington avenue
has purchased Hafley-Davidson
twin-cylinder motorcycle from Harry
Flynn.
| Misses Essie and Lillian Noveck,
who have been visiting their uncle,
N. Noveck, returned Friday to New
York city.
All the newest styles and colors In
hand bags at Ritchie's. One special
lot at one dollar. Others at $3.50, W
and up. Adv.
The Strand musical comedy COM
lpany which was booked to appear at
the opera house next week, VIII not
full it's engagement. sa
Dancing will be held every Satur-
day evening starting at o'clock at
Library hall until further notice Is
given to the contrary. .~..,. n
The Camp Fire Girls hereby extend
their thanks and appreciation OF the
services rendered by the Boy Scouts
at their entertainment last evening.
About forty local people attended
the evangelistic services conducted in
North Adams Friday evening by Dr.
Rees, who is in that city all this week
The Bradford Hook and Ladder com
pany cleared at least 5000 from its re-
cent fair held at Foresters' hall and
the net receipts may be In excess OF
$3.50.
About so members of the Foresters
!. will attend the chicken pie dinner to
: be given them this evening in North
i Bennington by the Loyal Order OF
8 Moose.
= Fourteen fathers and sons were at
!, the Y. NJ C. "A. Friday evening for the
fathers and sons evening. Games
were played and postal card coilec-
tions were on exhibit.
The beautiful illuminated Bibles
that The Banner has been offering at
Isles will be withdrawn from sale af
ter this week II is the last chance
to secure one OF these splendid i've
dollar Bibles forgFs168: We Jshave
either the Catholic Epor Protestant
u editions, iusq CsHussn "a 9Hs19t6
y saRev. sWilfred Gelineau of Swanton
7. has taken charge 6F thefparish OF the
Sacred Heart In the absence Of the
pastor Revue r. Rrevosty Rer. I u e
Aubin, who has been here p for the
past two months has q returned tt
!Swanton and will leave there within
:, week to conduct mission In Hud
=, son Falls. My. fost
" At noon today the following sums
had been collected by the four teams
IS of boys collecting money for the Y. NJ
x C. A. on the annual Boys Work Day:
"a Summers team, $2034 Warren's
=. $3.50; Ransoms, s1232; Pelsue's
ar 1888. The highest four individuals
70 were: Hall, Corbett, Graves and Go
kay. The total was $56S9
?! The annual meeting Of the Charlie!
st Cooper Industrial school incorporation
g. was held Friday evening at Batchel
,e der & Bates Offices. The officers are
r. President, l.. s. Norton; vice-presi
e. dent, DIR. w. f. Putnam; secretary
as w. b. Sheldon. The fund nov
r. aomunts to $1l,400. New member
As added to the board are A. j. Cooper
o, W. L. Gokay, F, S. Bradley and J. NJ
Ayres .t ..e.,.
The funeral Of the late Hermon E
Eddy, senator from Windhan
county who died Friday afternoon a
the Pavilion hotel Montpelier, will b.
held from his home in Brattlebor'
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. MI
Eddy, who had been member OF tn
Windham county bar since 1907, hat
appeared in cases before Bennington
county court and had made a numbe
OF friends here, some of whom will al
tend the funeral