The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-04-03
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from the grippe.
Mems overalls sSc. at The New
York stores sale. Adv.
Mrs. Peter Feliopolous has recover
ed from few days illness.
Ladies' fine tailored suits $500 to
$1,000 at Noveck's. Adv. 65t2
Prayer meeting tonight in the First
Baptist church at 1880 led by the
pastor
The Kings Daughters will meet
with Mrs. f. w. Goodall on Friday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. J. Parker of the American
House, who has been seriously i'll for
the past week. is not so well today.
Robert Mclleon of Scott street is
assisting in the Culllon market on
South street during the illness of Mr..
Cullion.
Found Flexible flyer left at the
Library. Can be had by calling at
the Banner office and paying for this
advertisement.
George Noveck has entered the
Massachusetts, Institute of Technology
in Boston. He will take up the
course in civil engineering.
Edward and Patrick McGurn, sons
of Mr. and Mrs. William D. McGurn
of Gage street, who have scarlet
fever, are convalescing.
Marshall Russell of Imperial
avenue left this noon for Lansing
burg to attend the wedding of his
cousin, Miss Pearl Anderson.
Just received a large shipment of.
new models of ladies' and children's
eapes and dolman's at reasonable
prices at Noveck's. ADV. 65t2
Red salt salmon, maclerel, ciscoes
and herring, Educator and Fortons
cod, and the best in everything in
canned fish at Estes market Adv
Children of Punishment" pow
erful and mighty drama of the north
featuring Mitchell Lewis and Pathe
News at Harte Theatre today. Adv.
Coming to the Harte Theatre to-
morrow, William S. Hart, the great
western star in the Paramount Art
craft picture Selfish Yates" and a
Pathe News. ADV.
The annual meeting of Temple
chapter will be held in the Masonic
temple tonight. Election OF officers
viii take place. All members are
urged to be present. aar
& Mrs Chris Savas and daughters,
Misses Leftheria and Eriketa Savas
have been i'll for over a week with the
grippe. They are all on the gain and
Eble to be about the house again.
4 Miss Eileen FRAZIER, who is employ
ed as telegraph operator In HCosick
sails, has returned to Her home az
ter spending a two weeks 'tacation
With her aunt, Mrs, Wyipllif4ln BEES on
Maple street, orc IN.
A meeting OF the members of the
Official board OF the Methodist church
will be held at the church tomorrow.
Friday evening. This isoa' very i'm
portant meeting and all members are
urged to be present.
IIalibut. salmon, lake trout, white
fish, mackerel, shad ciscoes, herring,
butter fish. smells, haddock. cod,
cusk. hake, Boston blue-fsh. Holsters,
shrimp, fnnan-haddie, oysters, and
81 nj ~e4 OF Adv
Mrs. Marcus J. Burlington has re
ceiyea word that her brother Dewey
Jenney, a member of the United
States Navy. is aboard the U. S. Cruis
err, Chattagoona, bound for South
America. From South America the
cruiser will sail for England. Dewey
writes that definite plans had not
been learned but It was rumored that
the Chattagoona may be sent to Rus
sia.
Tho regular monthly meeting Of
| the Bennington Minister'S Association
will be held in the chapel OF the Sec
ond congregational church. Benning
ton, Wednesd April 9Th, at 2.30
o'clock in the afternoon. Rev. VIM.
r. Hamlin OF North Bennington will
present a paper on "a Gospel for the
New World Order" which will be
open for discussion. AS this subject
is just now engaging the thought of
our churches and ministers, the in
vitation TO attend is extended to ell
interested laymen; the ladies' also
will be welcomed
The Shot putting contest held at
Town HAN, North Bennington, yes
terday afternoon by the high school
boys was won by Grange Lape with a
throw Of % #. 6 in. Joseph Gleason
90 It. 9 in, was second and Dennis
Mccarthy 90 #. was third. The LIB
shot was used by this group. while
the graded school group used the
h.. medicine ball and Francis Guider
won the event by loss of % #
Kenneth Worthington was second
with is It. to his credit and Wilder
Rice was close third with a throw
of II IT. Twenty nine boys took par
in these events and as result viii
know about the rules governing III
conduction when they have a chance
to represent their college, church OIL
town in later years.
Those who accepted the invitation
to the Baptist chapel last evening die
not take long to discover what wa
meant by the Zine Time promised
The guests had to use one Of thei
copper cents for admission, anothe
to have their coats ard hats checked