The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-13
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ffesh-rOaSteO peanuts a. EateS
market. adv.
Mrs. Fanny Mcleod is in New York
en- business.
Isaac P. Walker returned today
from New York.
Miss Louise Graves is spending
the day in Troy
All kinds of sea and lake FISH al the
Harbour market. ADV.
Attorney Robert E. Healy has re-
turned from professional trip to
Mcntpelic..
Mrs. +. c. Cornell and daughter,
Miss Pauline Cornell are spending
the day in Troy
Mrs. Lena Bowles of West Main
street is confined to her home by an
attack of influenza
Mrs. Anna Short and Miss China
Elliot left this morning for New Jer-
sey where they will spend week.
I DO not miss the sale of suits at $40
and SIS, worth sos to $S5 at Multi
gan ana Roche's, The best value
offered adv
Kin O'Brien of East Main street,
who underwent a slight operation at
the Putnam Memorial hospital Tues
day, is getting along nicely.
Mrs. A. p. Shattuck returned today
to Ludlow after spending a few days
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
Karl 0. Estes Of Silver street.
Special sale at Apron Factory,
Washington avenue, all this week.
Pound pieces, quilt pieces. and rem
nanis. Some good bargains. ADV.
Mrs. Cora A. Peckham Of North
Pownal has purchased of Ward L.
Lyons double tenement house at
the corner of County ard Lyons
street.
Mrs. W. II. Nichols has gone TO
Boston to help care for Mr.. Nichols
father, who continues seriously i'll OF
pneumonia. Mr.. Nichols was called To
Boston last week
Don't fail TO see captivating Gladys
Leslie, the girl with the million dol
lar smile in Little Miss No-Account'
and What VIII Father Say" q
smashing good comedy. ADV.
The board of civil authority will
meet at the village rooms at 7S(
Friday evening TO make correction:
and additions to the check list to b.
used at the annual village meeting.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Carl +. Madison de
| ightfully entertained at dinner
| party Wednesday evening at theil
home in North Bennington Music
and cards we're enjoyed during thu
evening.
Word was received here Wednes
day OF the birth Of son Sunday
March 9Th to MIR. and Mrs. Thomas
+. Ring of Schenectady. Mrs Rims
was formerly Miss Anna Fitzgerald
of this place.
Ralph Remington has received
word that his son Arthur Remington
broke his arm while playing a
school in Manchester where he is re
siding at the present time. The be!
was taken TO the Troy hospital where
he Is undergoing treatment
Mrs. Horace Woodman and Mrs
William Barrett will entertain The
Blue Team OF the Ladies Aid socict!
Of the Baptist church Friday after
noon in the social rooms of tht
church. A program Of music ant
reading has been arranged An invi
tation Is extended % all ladies OF th'
church and congregation.
With their maple trees all tapped
and the sap running in fine style I
number of the young people in Ole
Bennington have formed n Maple
. syrup and sugar club AT recon
gathering of the members Charles r
1 Welles was chosen as captain Of the
club with Gordon Brettell John X
/ Merrill. Miss Katharine Brettell anC
Miss Laura V. Merrill as assistants
Many Of the closest students o
social and political life In the Unite'
States believe that this country II
common with many Of the other ma
tons Of Tho world is confronted Will
the necessity Of making a choice be
tween the principles OF Bolshevisn
and those of Democracy, II choice 4
made It vii ,bege ssentially the decis
ion ofthe individuals whQ,madcup tn
great body OF the American people
Let there be no miscouception IN tn
minds of the people Of Bennington
regarding the radical ideas that ar
involved in Bolshevism Hear Joh
Spargo's lecture on Bolshevism V
| Democracy at High school hall o
| Friday evening. The lecture is III
der the ausplcessof the Woman's Vo
crs' League.