The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-09-23

resigned and will leave the latter part
of the week for Washington where
she has government employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Hawks of North
street are spending a few weeks in
Detroit Mich. = =,
Nathan Gold has gone to Springfield,
Mass, where he will enter helY. NJ
C. A. college. G,s, EAi
Miss Irene Lassor has left thelPut
nam Memorial hospital .wheresslie'
underwent an operation .sr.aa.s ssrr,.s
Observation-Disclosures aud woodwork
ers at the II. r. Cushman Mfg, Co,
North Bennington. ADV 10 .,-.-l4tf
The Putnam House garage has sold
a Dodge Brothers touring car to r.
A. Vail of Old Bennington.
William Fonteneau has purchased
a new Dodge Brothers delivery car
from the Putnam House garage.
B. p, Hamlin of Manchester has
bought Dodge Brothers touring car
from the Putnam House garage.
Miss Irene Durand Of Depot street.
sprained her right ankle Monday af-
ternoOn when stepping off curb
The Young Woman's club will hold
a dance in their rooms Thursday even
ing from to II. Admission 35c-
ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs w A. Leonard of New
York have heen passing few days
at trlle home of their son, John A..
t,Leonard of Silver street.
Mrs. John Deery, son and daughter.
Who have been visiting at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. Morris Noon of
Pleasant street. returned Monday to
Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs James Tmmage Bird
sail, who have been guests of Miss
Kate J. Hubbell Of Old Bennington
have returned to their home in Had
donfleld. N. J.
Hayakawa proves 'the saying of
Kipimg "pbe east is the east and the
west Is the Yestshnd never the twain
SAY meet, I'm fIIis Debt" at Harte
Theatre today ADV.
Miss Minnie G. Levin, bookkeeper
in the office of the Bennington garage
returned Monday from vacation of
two weeks which she spent in jean
nette Pa and New York city.
Guy B. Johnson, who is at the Put
nam Memorial hospital is improving |
and it is expected that he may be |
able to return to his home in Old |
Bennington the latter part of the
week.
Misses May and Eleanor Hutton
and Miss Francis Levin left this morn
Ing for Burlington to resume studies
at the University of Vermont having
passed the summer vacation at their
homes here.
The funeral of John Clark Stevens
will be held at o'clock Wednesday
afternoon from his hate home at Cen p
ter Shaftsbury The in-erment VIII ?
be at Park Lawn cemetery, Bennlng /"
ton
You will see a luxurious gambling !
len of the idle rich with every known /
device in operation in His 4
Debt starring Hayakawa. A Pathe (.
News, one of the Harold Lloyd fam I
GUS comedies at Harte Theatre today
ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt G Harrington
and little daughter, Jane, of New
York are at the home of Mrs, Hart 4
ngtons parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. A.
Fischer on Dewey street They viii
remain in Bennington as Mr.. Har,ing
on will begin work next week for the
IIolden-Leonard company
Rev. Charles 0. Gill of Hartland,
Supervisor Of Vermont's Rural Sur
Sey in connection with the Inter r.
church World Movement, viii speak
before the Bennington Minister'S AS (
ISOLATION at meeting in the Second.
Chapel. Wednesday, h
October LIST at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon. Every church in the county
should be represented by both pastor
md lay delegate. II was said recent
y by one of Vermont's most promi-
lent ministers, who attended the ma
-ional meeting at Boston that THE
World Movement is the
,rao tact 41,i,,,r e.;pra tho WARP