The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-17
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Pork at Eddington's fish market.
Adv.
Coming, "why Would Not Marry"
Adv.
Mrs. Edward Simonds and daughter.
Jennie are i'll Of influenza.
A special value offering in mems
hats at $1.00 that are worth $50 TO
$500 at Mulligan & Roche's. Adv.
Bernard McNaney, chauffeur for L.
H. Everett, has recovered from pneu-
monia and left the Putnam Memorial
hospital on Wednesday.
Mrs. Samuel Miller and infant
daughter, Betty have left the Putnam
Memorial hospital and are at their
home on Jefferson street.
One-half price on all rain coats.
$50 rain coats at $3.50. These are
the biggest values ever offered sizes
"a to 40 and are no. one value at
Mulligan & Roche's. ADV.
Mrs. Emma Grant, Mrs Irene Nee
kim OF Pownal and George Haskell
are among those recently discharged
from the Putnam Memorial hospital
greatly improved in health.
Don't miss Babs Matinee ldol' the
last Of the famous "Sub-Deb' stories
by Mary Roberts Rinehart featuring
dainty Marguerite Clark and Pathe
News at Harte Theatre today Adv.
Your last chance 10 see Marguerite
Clark as the irrepressible Bah" in
the last of the famous "Sub-Deb" stor-
les "Bab's Matinee Idol and a Pathe
News showing at Harte Theatre to-
day. Adv.
Coming to the Harte Theatre tomor-
row George Walsh in "Braen G. Bald,
chapter No. of the serial of amazing
adventure THE Lighting Raider
! featuring Pearl White, and Mutt &
jeff comedy. ADV.
S. Martin Madgan, who has been
seriously i'll fer the past two weeks
is improving He has returned to the
home of his mother, Mrs. NJ. W. Madi
gan OF Morgan street from the Put
] nam Memorial hospital where he has
been undergoing treatment
as Marriage taken seriously to-
day?' Would you auction your
4 daughter" these and great many
more questions are answered in the
colossal 1919 morality drama why
Would not Marry" coming to the
Harte Theatre soon. Adv
Members of the Home Service com
mittee will be al their rooms In the
Hawks block, Saturday afternoon
/ from 3 to 5. Mothers and wives oil
soldiers are asked to call if there ar,
any matters which they wish to dis
cuss concerning men in service
The funeral OF Miss Bessie May Ed
son will be held Saturday afternoon
at two o'clock from the home OF hel
brother A. Sidney Edison of Silver
street. Rev. w. G. Towart will offlci
ate. The remains will be placed II
the vault at the Park Lawn cemetery
The Blue team of the Ladies' Ait
society of the Baptist church vii
meet this evening at the home of Mrs
Oliver Burt, 230 Union street A fin,
musical program has been arranged
and all members OF the church an,
congregation, which includes tn,
gentlemen. are cordially invited.
John Backus, the Depot street tallo
and cleaner, who for the past tw,
weeks has been undergoing treatmen
at the Putnam Memorial hospital 70
serious Illness, has returned to hi
home on Dewey street slightly In
proved. Mr. Backus expects to leav
within a few days for New York 70
further treatment.
The ladies OF Mt. Anthony chapte
o. r. s. will give a card party in Ma
sonic Temple Thursday. January 2;
at o'clock. This is the first socia
function the o. L. S. has given thi
season. Will all members respon
to make the affair social success
Those who do not play cards wi
find q coy corner set aside for then
Admission % cents.
Mrs. Arthur Elliot has lost lie
Scotch terrier that became caught /
a trap number OF DAYS ago. AT frs
II was believed that the dog had nc
been permanently injured. although
remained several days In the tral
The dog was given every possible a
tention but its fore foot proved I
have been so badly frozen that pre-
ervation was impossible and yeter
nary put The little fellow out OF II
misery.