The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-25
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Big western picture at Harte Thea
ire today. Adv
Miss LIS Lawler Of Arlington was
in town Monday.
John Lister. janitor at the high
school, is able to be out again after
a brief illness.
Miss Martha Leahy, who has been
Ill for few days, has resumed her
studies at the high school
L. F. Abbott, who has been confined
to his home on Pleasant street by an
abscess in the ear, is able to be out
again.
Don't miss Dustin Farnum in Zane
Grey's red-blooded gripping story
THE Light Of Western Stars" at
Harte Theatre today. Adv.
See fascinating Dustin Farnum in
Zane Grey's greatest romance THE
Light of Western Stars and Pathe
News at Harte Theatre today
Miss Matte Gear, who underwent
two operations at the Putnam Memoir
ial hospital three weeks ago, has re-
turned to her home and is doing
nicely.
Fred C. Madison. who recently re-
turned from overseas, has received
an honorable discharge from the serv.
ice and has resumed work at the
Charles Cooper plant
William Graves, a student at the
Pawling school at Pawllng, ~ Y, is
spending the spring vacation with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Collins NJ
Graves OF Hillside street.
There will be special meeting OF
the Independent club at their new
rooms, corner OF North and River
streets, tonight at p. m, All mem
beers are requested TO be present.
There will be a regular meeting OF
the Bennington County Sheep Grow
ers' Association Saturday afternoon
February l29th at Q O'Clock AT the
Farm Burean Office in the Hawks
block
Michael Costello, recently returned
from service overseas, left today fol-
st. Michaeps college at Winooskl
where he will make arrangements
for completing his course at the insti
tuition. He was a student at the
school when he entered the service.
The High school gymnasium class
competed for the spring board high
jump record at the Y VI. c. A. yes
terday afternoon. Edward Ransom
leaped 6 It. In. and won the contest
Donald Webster took second place
when he beat Willard Sumner in the
jump Off OF n tie which resulted in
Webster clearing IT,. l in. and Sum
ner cleared, It, s, The score TO date
/ is Tanks 1865 and phippets 1872 The
next event is the broad jump.
Il would be pleasing to the people
TO hear the young men connected
with. the Second iConsregatiohal
church and parish who are to be the
guests OF honor at the public supper
In the chapel tomorrow night wear
| their army or navy uniforms-if ii Is
convenient for. them to do so, But
every one Is, to COME and anyone in
! civilian clothes will be Just as vel
come as the others. or the flfty.siS
whose names are on the honor roll
about twenty OF the young men are
now in town. ..,,.. ..
! The working lads class at. the Y
NJ c. A, tried their endurance in thu
220 yd., potato race. last evening. The
evening score showed the pnbnaeiou.
/ bulldog team the winner by score
OF 102 to 20. This overwhelming de
feat was largely due to no majority
OF the Hotdogs contracting the
disease known as cold feet. The
score to date is Bulldogs 1913, Hotdog,
539. The event Thursday evening II
the spring board high Jump and witt
II the March athletic series will close
The original teams with their recent
" added members are as follows
Hotdogs, Floyd Walker. Capt, Mar
shall Russell, William Mallory, Eli
Chase, Willard Sumner, Orrin Brown
Arnold Harris. Joseph Farmer an,
Ruel Weeks, for the Bulldogs, Georg
4 .Newcomb. Capt, Henry MacLarer
Frank l,andlNs, Raymond Percy Her
4 bert Elwell. Martin Noon, Wilfre
\ Raiel, Marshal Clark and Kennel