The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-26
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Patrick Mcclure of Maple street lis
in Schenectady for a few days on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. Holloway have
moved from The Imperial to East
Main street.
Coming TO the opera house tomor-
row night, Sept 81 Pershings Cru
saders. ADV.
Miss Hazel Lasher is confined to
her home on East Main street by
serious illness.
Mrs. Norman Chase has sufficiently
recovered from a recent illness to be
about the house.
Leave your order tonight at Estes
market to insure early delivery Fri
day morning Adv
Miss Elizabeth Rich OF North AID.
ans returned home today after
brief visit with Mrs. John Hayes.
Miss Elizabeth Shields left today
for Northampton, Mass, and will re.
sumo studies at Miss Capens school.
Miss Elsa Wahlquist is assisting
in the office of William Fl. Wills dur.
ing the absence OF Miss Barbara Burt.
Mrs. Eugene LaFortune is in Ches-
hire caring for her little son, Eugene,
I jr., who recently underwent an opeX
atioE.
G. A. r. members will meet at their
hall at 2.30 p. m. Saturday to take
part in the parade. Cars will be fur.
nished
Coming to the Harte Theatre tomor-
row William s. Harte in The Silent
Man, Pathe News and Triangle com.
edy, Adv.
John p. Mulligan, Fred c. Martin
and l.. j. Eddington are attending the
Democratic state convention held in
Burlington today.
There will be special meeting this
evening of the Catholic Womens Serv
ice League at o'clock in their rooms
in the Academy building.
Thomas Vail has closed his summer
home in Old Bennington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Vail and family left this morning
for their home in Troy.
Just a little reminder of the base
ball game Sunday, the 18th. for the
benefit of the Red Cross. Salisbury
will oppose the Black Cats. Adv
Miss Laura Dion was in Cheshire
Wednesday to see her nephew, Eu
gene La Fortune, jr who is improv
ing from recent operation.
A special meeting OF the Daught
ers of Isabella will be held this even
ing in the Academy building immedi
ately following the meeting of the
Catholic Womens Service League
A benefit Whist party was held last
night in the K OF c. rooms by the
Daughters OF Isabella. The party
was we'll attended and very much en-
joyed. The lady's first prize was
awarded TO Miss Elizabeth Rich, o.
North Adams, and the lady's consola
ton to Mrs. George Mallory Rober
Carney won the first prize for the
gentlemen, and the consolation prize
went to John J. Hayes. Following tht
awarding of the prizes, the guests
we're entertained by piano selection!
rendered by Miss Anna Powers, o
Cambridge, n. Y. also, by vocal solos
by Howard Simpson and William NJ
Ryan, accompanied by Miss Powers a
] the piano.
Clarence Brooks has resigned worl
for the Ohio Gas company and has en-
ployment with the II. T. Cushmal
Mfg, Co, in North Bennington.
A very important meeting of Ben
nington council. Knights OF Columbus
is called for this evening at o'clock
All members are urged to attend
No doubt you intend to see tn
Black Cats and SALISBURY perform
Sunday at the Black Cat athletic feel,
for the benefit of the Red Cross. ADV
Salmon. halibut, mackerel, Bloc
island Blue, whitefsh, butterfst
paddock, cod, Boston blue. oyster
clans, and lobster at Estes market
Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Darling accom-
panied by Mr. Darling's father, Henri
Darling of North Bennington left t
dav Nv auto for tour of wester
New YORK.
Shaftsburys baseball team wi
come to Bennington Sunday with
firm determination OF trimming tn
local Black Cats. Let's see the gam
and help the Red Cross. ADJ
You can attend the baseball gam
Sunday. the Goth, at 3 p. IN. and hel
the Red Cross and you still have tim
to visit the relic train and boost tn
Fourth Liberty Loan drive. AID
Mrs. Mary Moore and daughtt
Miss Mae Moore returned the first
the week to their home in New Yor
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