The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-05
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X. J. Randles wac in Cambridge
Wednesday on business.
second ia ] Wanted Apply Mrs.
\. j. Cooper. Hillside stree.
The Kings Daughters win meet
with Mrs. +. w. Goodall, Friday at 4
o'clock.
There will be dance this evening
at the Y. w. c. club room st nine
o'clock.
o. r. Clayton was in Londonderry
Wednesday to appear as a witness
in the Parker-W'right case.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Wellington have
closed their home in Troy and are
in Old Bennington for the summer.
Miss Florence Waibridge has re-
turned from visit of six weeks With
her sister, Mrs. f. A. Armstrong, in
Mobile, Ala.
Miss Ella Powers, nurse at the
Putnam Memorial hospital, is enjoy
ing an extended vacation at her home
in North Bennington.
Arthur T. Trombley who was badly
hurt in an accident last Thursday
evening was able to Tesume work at
Old Bennington to-day.
Company A, V. V. NJ, win hold
dance at library hall Wednesday
evening. June H. Admission IS
cents. Music by Hurleys orchestra
/ Miss Mary Stockburger, trained |
nurse from the Samaritan Hospital |
in Troy, is assisting in the care of
Mrs. Mary T. Cummins who is SER
iously i'll.
Coming 10 The Hartc Theatre TO-
morrow the great western star, VIII |
4 liam S. Hait IN the Paramount Art |
craft picture Riddle Gawns' and 4
Fathe News.
Tomato plants for sale. Best var
ieties, early, medium and late. Grown
without artificial heat and hardened
for outdoor setting. r. E. Howe, 2SS
South street 1918
Charles McSeon of Fort Plain. n.
i las hsea whiting at the home Of
his brother, George Mckeon OF Scott
st Get. lie ret.iiEed home Wedncs-
ds'.
All members OF Bennington Lodge
Elks are requested TO meet at LCGsc
rooms Friday morning June 9th at
s n. IN. to at md the funeral Of
bor.l.er James r. Lealiy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Root and
son Eilly who have been spending a
few days with Mr.. Roots parents,
. Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Root mot
ored today TO their home in Rutland.
Edward Woodman who has been
doing government construction work
. in Canada for the past several weeks
, lis visiting her at the home OF his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Wood
, man Of Grandview street.
There win be baseball game Sat
urday afternoon at Morgan Park be-
! tween the Black Cat team and the
Williamstown Independents "Cabe'
PrindIe. the welllknown fielder of the
former local professional team, viii
play on the visiting team.ieg
Mrs. Emma A. slreeter pas ed
; away III her BSae On North street Al
> 4:sb this morning amer > prolonged
!. illness. The funeral, which viii be
a private. will be he'll ,isom her laie
D home Saturla aigin9ng and the IN
I ,triaeit viii he nAihs cemetery al
I Cambridge, IA aa3ea
/. Who buys your Hifels slippers?
That's what Mr.! Loflingwcll wanted
ITO know in miss LeiIimgwell's Boots
: side-spiiting comedy featuring
: fascinating Constance Talmadge.
Matching Billy Parsons comedy
and Ford Weekly at HaEte Theatre
I today. adv ansf
l. There are on sale at the Banner
|. Office some beautiful flags that can be
= had for extremely low prices consid-
e erlng their quality. The fabric is
y heavy, the color is good. The flags
will not only answer every decoration
+ purpose but they are large enough to
= be displayed from residences and
places OF business. One size sells for
80 cents. A much larger flag can be
had for s199.--Adv.
The village board of trustees at its
regular meeting Tuesday evening or
: dered the construction of the fol
j lowing sidewalks: on the east sid,
OF Park street from Scott street L
o County street; one the west side o
IL North street from River TO County
y on the south side of Main from
y Beach to Branch; on the south sid'
of Main street from School stree
% TO Park; on the west side of Parl
L from Gage to Park street bridge 81
IS called
= Nrs. Geor ". lice~'nan dfliglii
10 fully entertained 20 OF her friend
ID at 500 Wednesday afternoon a
j. her home OH Valentine street
p Sprays OF lilies of the valley al
= tached to the score cards were fay
10 ors. Cards were played from 3 to
al O'clock and at a dainty lmchco
&C was served. Prizes were won b
!, Mrs. Emory S. Harris and Mrs. N
- ]. Beldon. In spite Of the extrem
IN warm weather the guests greatly eI
q. ioyed the afternoon as the electri
ly fan inside the home scores poin
on the weather man.
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