The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-11-19
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press" at Harte Theatre today. ADV.
Mrs. John Spargo is confined by
illness to her home in Old Benning.
ton,
] Regular meeting of Mt. Anthony
! Lodge f. & A. M. Tuesday Nov. goth.
| 7.30 p. M
See Alice Brady do wonderful
| Russian dancing in 1.-THE Dancers
| Peril at Harte Theatre today. Adv.
1 The junior Epworth league of the
Methodist church is planning an en-
| tertainment to be held Thanksgiving
1 evening.
| Alexis Kosloff of the Russian lm-
| peral Ballet works with Alice Brady
inS"The Dancers Peril" at Harte
/ Theatre today. Adv
DR.. Elizabeth Talberg, house doc
tor at Vassar college, is visiting at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Rich
ard Spencer of Old Bennington.
! The ladies of the Eastern Star will
hold q social Tuesday afternoon at
the Masonic Temple from to s. All
ladies of the chapter are invited.
November IL, a silver ros-
airy between Dewey street and St
Francis church. Finder Will please
return to vonDettes jewelry store.
/ Adv.
! The subscribers to the War Fund
Red Triangle Y. NJ. c. A. will be
published as soon as the county
names are all in and CLASSIFIED. Fund
closes tonight.
Mrs, Anna Myers of the Samaritan
hospital. who has been caring for
Mrs. Wallace Burritt, who has been
i'll with typhoid fever fol- the past
seven weeks, has returned to Troy.
The Philathea class of the First
Baptist church will hold their month
ly business meeting Tues LAY evening
at Mrs. Reginald r. Bolts, 2uS Pros.
pect st. All members are urged to be
present
The members of the first degree
team OF Stark lodge, |. 0. 0. f. are
requested TO meet at the lodge rooms
tonight at $50 for drill. Those who
have been assisting in this degree are
also asked to be present.
The ladies of the Home Missionary
society OF the NJ Il. church are filling
a barrel of supplies for the deaconess
home in Albany. Please bring your
offering to the parsonage this week
as it must be sent before Thanksgiy-
ms, ae4s
Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. Cornell and
daughter. Pauline. with Mrs. j. b.
Mccormick OF Granville, ~ Y, re-
turned Sunday evening from New
York city, after spending a few days
with Mrs. Cornel's sister, Mrs. Cor
ham. Q M
Bennington county has met feyery
war obligation. Lets ali.g .together
and exceed our quotaz.t9S the Red
Triangle War Fund Leava.. your
contribution with the Savings Bank
or H. l. Norton. or at Gekay's@ drug
store today, sure.
Regular meeting of Fraternar Cor
der of Eagles viii be held Tuesday
evening at s o'clock, Nov. 20. Nomi-
nation Of officers. and initiation of
candidates. 1t is requested that all
members make special effort to be
present E
Raymond Resseguie is reported TO
have been one OF the few fortunate
deer hunters who have been in the
woods since the opening of the sea !
son on the 10th Ward L. Lyons, who !
put in the first few days of the sea- !
son near Lake Hancock without any
luck, has recovered his courage and !
is back in the woods again.
Former Street Commissioner r. S.
Dunn, now of Springfield Mass. is
making brief visit in the village, |
Russ" is looking as though the az |
mosphere of western Massachusetts |
agreed with him lie is at present |
employed with the Springfield Metal /,
Supply company, one OF the organiza-
tons engaged in the manufacture OF |
sheet brass supplies for the allied ma
tons.
Prices throughout the Drysdale !
store garment section have received I
their final mark down today. Delight |
full bargains abound among the SPLEEN /
did coats, the charming dresses, the |
smart suits, the pretty waists, the I
serviceable rain coats, the handsome !
silk petticoats and the eosey sweat |
ers. One fourth to half off former !
moderate prices prevails throughout F.
the entire stock Nothing reserved /
or held out Adv
At the conclusion Of the hearing in
municipal court Saturday in the case
of Freeman Harrington who last {
week took his seven year old daugh