The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-01
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Miss Hunt will be in Dorset We'd
nesday. July 3rd for a demonstra-
ton at Dorset Inn.
Why is sugar so scarce? See .
Cheating the Public" at Harte
Theatre tomorrow. adv.
Louis F. Moore, a member OF the
military training camp at U. V. NJ, .
spent the week end at his home here. 1
News has been received here of the
death at Newburgh n. Y, on June
a. of Rev Charles Bleckmer Ruten-
ber.
! A regular meeting of Mt. Anthony
lodge f. and A. NJ. will be held Tues /
day evening, July at 7.SO o'clock
SHARP.
Mr.. and Mrs George G. Bond we're
Sunday guests OF Mr. and Mrs Rob
ert K. Healy at the Iiealy camp in
Woodford.
VIM. ]. Gibney viii assist in the
canvass for pledges for the sale of
War Savings Stamps at the II. w.
Putnam & Co., works.
4 Life in our town is shown in,
Cheating the Public VIM. Fox
greatest screen triumph at Harte
Theatre tomorrow. adv.
Pearl White and Antonio Moreno
in Chapter No. of the great serial
of thrills and mystery, 1.-The House
of Hate at Harte Theatre today
Adv
Don't fail to see vengeance" and
the World Picture featuring Montague
Love and Barbara Castleton, worlds
newest star at Harte Theatre today
ADV.
Robert Mcfarland, Clarence Spen-
Ger and James Martin will assist in
the canvas for pledges for the sale OF
War Savings Stamps in the Benning-
ton Scale Co.
Mr. Hunt will give demonstra-
ton at Center SALISBURY at the Town
Hall on the afternoon of July End.
This demonstration will deal with the
use Of the substitute for wheat and
meat.
The regular monthly business meet.
ing of the Y w C. will be held this
evening. Tho business session will
begin at 745. Following the meeting
Miss Barbara Hunt will give a lesson
OF conservation in cooking
President Wilson requests the 4th
lie celebrated bigger than usual. to
keep up enthusiasm and because our
allies are doing the same. Evans
is prepared TO assist you with all
kinds OF fireworks Adv
Because OF conditions brought
about by the war and the fact that
the demands OF the army have made
1t difficult to secure the grade of beef
required by his trade, L. J. Edding-
ton has decided to close his market
on Main street
The ochestra concert given by Hur
leys orchestra was very much APP
preciated and enjoyed by a large
number Of people Saturday evening
4 The services OF the orchestra were
given by Mr.. Hurley to help in the
sale of War Savings Stamp.
Burt S. Loomis has returned from
Pittsheld where he has been visiting
his mother who is now an inmate of
/ the Hillcrest hospital. Mrs. Loomis
sustained broken hip in fall some
weeks ago and will be an inmate of
\ the institution for some time.
Food prohteers are taking advant.
age Of the war to take advantage of
you. they're making you pay. See
VIM. Fox cinemelodramatic message
Cheating the Public" and the Govern
ment Official War Films and a Pathe
News at Harte Theatre tomorrow.
| Adv.
See the great food riots, The wait.
ing electric chair The factory girls
fight for lifel The exciting night
racel The greatest thriller ever film
ed, VIM. Fox great 1918 cinemelo-
dramatic message. Cheating the
Public" at Harte Theatre tomorrow
afternoon and evening. adv.
William Hurley. the local postofIlce
clerk who was injured in a motorcycle
accident in H0osick early Saturday
will be unable 10 resume work for
/ several days. One eye is completely
| closed as the result of a bruise
Samuel Patterson, who was driving
1 the cycle and who was the more
severely hurt OF the two. is making
? good progress toward recovery.