The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-03
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Harry Grady of Pownal is spending
vacation with friends in town.
+ Mrs. A. J. Harwood of Richmond.
Ind. is visiting Mrs. William Corey.
/ w. II. Pelsue will spend the week
end in Wallingford, returning Mon
day
The Adams Harware store will be
open this evening. but will be closed
all day tomorrow, July 4
Matinee at the Harte Theatre to-
morrow afternoon at and $50. Adj
mission. children 10 cents, adults 10
cents. Adv.
Dainty Marguerite Clark in Seven
Swans" special Paramount picture at.
the Harte Theatre tomorrow after
noon and evening. Adv.
The midweek service of the Metho-
dist church will be held Friday even.
ing of this week, instead of Thursday
and will be a Love Feast
Mrs. Leon Fletcher of Pleasant
street has returned from Gloversvile,
N. Y. where she has been spending
several weeks with her son.
News has been received here of
the birth of a six-pound son to Mr.
and Mrs Charles Sillers of Halifax
n. s., former residents of Benning-
ton.
A few more tomatoe plants left.
Good healthy plants guaranteed TO
product ripe fruit this season if given
reasonable care. So cents dozen.
23S South St Telephone, 9-Y. 37t2
The Young Woman's club will give
dance in their rooms Thursday eve
ming from TO u. Donnelly's four
piece banjo orchestra will furnish
music Admission 80 cents. Adv
Rev. p. L. Dow and Mrs Dow have
4 returned from Troy, n. Y, where they
\ went to see their son Harold, who has
enlisted and left for Fort Leayen.
worth, Kans., Tuesday evening
The Young Womans club will give
dance in their rooms Thursday eve.
ming from . TO H. Donnelly's four
piece banjo orchestra will furnish
music. Admission 35 cents. Adv.
Nathan s Satter, until recently o
member OF the Satter Grocery and
4 Tea company, has purchased a half
interest in the grocery business OF b.
A Cantor, 1876 North street and the firm
4 name hereafter will be B. Cantor &
Il CO.
\ Special holiday show at the opera
house the evening of July 4th. The
famous actor Douglas Fairbanks in
n his greatest film success wild and
Wooley" will be shown, also a Pathe
4 News. Shows at 1880 and O'Clock
Regular admission ADV
4 One OF Mrs Paulson's famous sup
pers was served last night at the Bap
fist church under the auspices of the
q Ladies' Aid society which was a great
Il success both from an epicnrean stand
point and financially as about 500 was
y realized. Strawberries of most ex
n celent favor from the fillmore farms
4 were donated by Mrs. James c. Col
gate and greatly appreciated.
The remains of Mrs. James f. Dalg
leish and daughter Francis of Wash
ngton, d. c. will be brought to Ar
c ington, VT II 230 p. m Saturday
A July 5th for interment Mrs. Dalg
eish was formerly Fanny Barney o.
n Arlington daughter OF Dorr G. ant
~ Mary Vaughn Barney and will be re
membered by many Bennington PEG
pie. Friends are invited TO be pres
ent at the obsequies and meet the
230 p. m. train
The prizes to be given in the athe
letic events are. four thrift stamp!
b. for first prize, three for second an(
two for third, for the junior ant
q senior girls one legged races. pail
If Of silk stockings for first prize, tire.
thrift stamps for second and two
II thrift stamps for third for the 81
" yard dash for senior girls. A pair o
d Mary Jane pumps either patent leath
Il err or white canvass for first prize
a three thrift stamps for second anC
d two thrift stamps for third for the 81
" yard dash for junior girls In all III,
ID boys and mems events, four thrift
IT stamps for first prize, three thrift
Ell stamps for second and two thrift
stamps for third The winners o
s these events will compete for III,
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