The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-12-01
eston Will Save Lot of Argument But He Is No Sport
LOCAL OVERFLOW

Mrs. Josephine Miner of Cumming.
ton, Mass, is staying at the home of
her daughter, Mrs, W. c. Clark, Grove
street.
Robert Cummings, Howard Kinney
and William Martin are among thoa,
searching the woods and fields this
week for deer.
Miss Ella Cummings is spending a
few days with her aunt, Miss Ella
Kinney at Locust Hill farm in the
west part of the town.
Bennington Grange will hold 4
regular meeting on Wednesday even
j ing when the annual election Of OF.
ficers will be held.
Christmas books, Christmas sta.
tionary, Cranes fashionable cores
ponding papers, greeting cards at
Evans Adv
The usual handsome Christmas
greeting cards are on display at
Evans. Look them over and make
your selection early at Evans. Adv
I The quarterly business meeting of
the Ladies' Aid society of the First
Baptist church will be held Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock in the social
rooms of the church.
Everett Lille OF Pownal was sec
ond today with his report of deer
The animal which weighed about 200
was shot this forenoon by Mr.. Lille
in the east part of Pownal.
Tomorrow night is the regular
meeting of Miriam Rebekah lodge.
In the afternoon the members win
meet to sew and covered dish sup.
per will be served at 6:S0
Elsie Ferguson in His Partisan
Wife" The first night she came down
| Worse shocks yet to come! Harte
Theatre tomorrow@Adv.
The condition of Miss Harriet
Shields. who has been critically i'll
for several days at her summer home
at Furnace Grove, is reported today
to be slightly improved.
His Partisan Wife" promised to
wear black. She wore it, but 1t was
very low cut dinner gown and they
We're Mortified She was in disgrace
Harte Theatre tomorrow, ADV
, Men admire her for her beauty, wo
men Tor the wonderful clothes she
wears and children for her fascination.
Come and see Emmy Wehlan in "A
| Favor 10 Friend" at Harte Theatre
today
Emmy Wehlan in "A Favor to a
! Friend" where a case of mistaken
| identity served a new purpose and Epi
sode No. Smashing Barriers" star.
ring VIM. Duncan Harte Theatre to.
day-Adv
Creighton Hale in The Black Cir.
Gle jumps into the fray and defeats
the BLACK Riders" with all his accus
toned charm and breezness. Also
Bessie Barrscale in "A Trick OF Fate
Opera House today,-Adv.
Miss Agnes and Frances Mcbride
have returned to Rutland where they
have employment after having passed
Thanksgiving Day and the week end
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John ]. Mcbride of Spring street
Raymond Higgins was the first
hunter to report results today. A.
round $3.50 he shot doe weighing a.
bout $50 pounds He spied the pretty
creature near the big pond in Wood.
ford and expected TO have 1t in tow~-,
before sunset tonight.
Big double feature at the Opera
House tonight. One show only--eight
O'clock. Creighton Hale in THE
Black Circle" and Bessie Barrisoale in
a Trick of Fate" Prices anywhere
upstairs lie; Downstairs lie; Children
lie anywhere in house.
Besse Bariscale is a scream in
tights. She's whizz in Zuna the
naughty, naughty Paris dancer. Youll
love her as Mary Lee the Virginia
village belle.--See her, also Creighton
Hale in THE Black Circle" in five
parts. Opera House tonight,-Adv
Marshall r. Clark. who spent
Thanksgiving at his home here, has
returned to Springfield where he is
attending college, he also visited en-
route his sister Miss Carolyn Clark
in Pittsfeld.
o. r. Clayton, who has been n
member of the Evening Banner staff
during the past is months. severed
his connection with the paper Satur-
day to resume the practice of law
here in Bennington. He is associat-
ed with Reuben Levin of Manchester
and the firm has opened an Office in
the Ritchie block.
There were LOG in attendance at
the School of Missions at the Second
Congregational church on Sunday
and this has been about the average
attendance of the course thus far,
The last session of the school will be
held next Sunday, completing six
weeks Study of missions. The fea-
Iture OF the stunt period Sunday even
ing was entitled "Armenia's Appeal
TO America which was well present
ed by Mrs. George S. Mills as Ameri-
ca and w S. Boynton as Armenia
Miner c. Clark who received his
discharge from the navy month
ago, and has since been at the home
of his parents on Grove Street, has
gone to Waterbury, in the employ
ment of the lockwood Sprinkler Co.,
of Boston. Mr. Clark had been in the |
navy two years and five months dur |
ing all of which time with the eX
ception of two months, spent in train |
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