The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-17

ments and a pleasant evening was en-
joyed.
Very fine dairy butter at Estes
market ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Squire returned
today to New York.
Andrew Oatman is in Hoosick Falls
today on business.
Carroll Mccoy is confined to the
house by illness.
Wax and green string beans at
Estes market ADV.
Mrs. Ella Murray has returned from
a weeks business stay in New York.
Miss Ann T. Shields has purchased
a Dodge car of the Bennington ga
rage.
Harry c. Shields has bought Hud
son speedster of sthe Bennington
Garage.
Archibald Hurley is driving new
Nash touring car. purchase of the
Bennington Garage.
The Bennington Garage has deliv-
cred an Essex car to Howard II.
Shields of Old Bennington.
Mrs. ]. II. Powers returned Friday
from Burlington where she attended
the annual convention of Vermont
Rebekahs
Miss Pauline Margolin, who has
been spending two weeks with her
sisters in Poughkeepsie returned
home Friday.
w. ]. Randles has returned from
Burlington where he was in attend
ance at the state convention OF Odd
Fellows.
Miss Irene Fales, telephone opera
tor, left this afternoon for her home
in Manchester where she will spend
the week end.
Samuel Kierson returned Friday to
, North Adams after few days visit
. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Shimlintzky.
Prices reduced new daisy tread
: nonskid Portage Firsts for Ford cars.
30.31-2 price $3.50. Cooper & Leon
ard, Pleasant and Valentine street.
ADV.
/, Don't fail to see Madame Travers
/ in a powerful society drama The
: Danger Zone, Ruth Roland in chap
4 ter No. 3 of THE Tigers Trail and a
l Mutt and Jeff comedy at opera house
l. today. Adv
Fresh roasted peanuts at Estes
market. Adv.
The Mems class Of the Second Con-
firegational church meets at noon
every Sunday in the church auditor
5 ium A study OF the PARALLELS is now
: being, conducted. All men are cordi.
! ally invited TO drop III. pgl0' - e 49,.
: A delightful party was given the
seniors of Che high school Friday eve
! ming by the juniors in the assembly
hall Of the school. Dancing and
!. games were, the, entertainment and
= dainty refreshments were served.
g Dr. p. C. Jenney and family are
!. moving from West Main street into
their new home on Washington street
: formerly owned by Mr.. and Mrs. c. b
Hunt, Mr., and Mrs. Hunt have stor
ed their household goods s. and s., are
HoeiifSnerLQm ~ esf VgIB pueef ma
You'll see real, show at the, opera
House tonight, when you see Mad
laine Traters one OF the most beau
tiful stars. Of the screen III ~The Dan
i. ger Zone" chapter No. = 9 or "1'ht
sTigsrs Trail" and A. Mutt and'~Jef
comedy. ,Ady.a,,,, - 1870 -
: ln Contributions to the Salvation
Army Fund are beginning to come
In. treasurer Homer FL Webster re
ports. Upon every hand the utmos
good will toward the Army is beinl
manifested by our citizens. But
we must not be over confident ant
:, think that fund does not PARTICULAR
I need our mite. Every nickel counts
II is not a time to say or think tina
: George" will do 1t.
Word has been received OF the mai
riage on Tuesday Of Miss Alma d.
forge and Oscar Champine, both Q
Bennington. The wedding took plac
in Mechanieville at the Methods
parsonage, Rev. c. V. Grismer officia
ing. The couple we're attended
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Champine {
Mechanicvile The bride and brid,
groom are we'll known In town an
are assured the best wishes of hos
of friends.
Miss Marcia Carpenter, who durin
the winter was engaged in librar
work in New York and who for seye
al weeks has been keeping house fc
her brother in Plymouth, Mich, ha
arrived in town with her little nice
Victoria Carpenter for an extende
visit with her mother, Mrs. A, s. Ca
penter. Miss Carpenter went ives
to live with he~ bother upon th
death Of his wife number of week
age