The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-18
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o. r. Clayton was in Londonderry
Tuesday on law business.
Charlie Chaplin in .The Bank" at
Harte Theatre tomorrow. Adv.
Morris Levine, ST.. and chauffeur mo
tored to Camp Devena Tuesday or
business.
"The Human Shield" chapter No. 8
of "The Man Of Might" at Harte The
atro today. ADV.
Mrs. Glare W. Soule has returned
from a several days visit with rela-
tives in Eagle Mills.
Mrs. Leonard Cultivate of Old
Bennington is entertaining Mrs. Fritz
Aehelis of New York
The cart from Estes market will
be in North Bennington and Shafts
bury this week Thursday. Adv
Health officer Joseph NJ. Ayers is
attending the annual meeting of the
State Board of Pharmacy in Buring-
ton.
Tomato Plants for sale. Last call.
Early, medium and late varieties.
Healthy and vigorous +. L. Howe,
2SS South st. 1913
Mrs. Alexander Young delightfully."-
entertained the Girls sewing club a.
her home on Union street Tuesday
evening.
Louis Pierce of Old Bennington
who has been i'll for some time Is
greatly improved and resumed work
this week.
w. l.. Gokay, secretary Of the State
Board of Pharmacy is in Burlington
attending the annual meeting OF the
association.
Mrs. j. c. Colgate charmingly en-
tertained at a strawberry" party
Tuesday afternoon at her summer
home Ben Venue.
Mrs. Mary McDermott returned
Tuesday from Pittsfleld where she
has been spending a week at the
home OF her son, Frank MeDermott.
John Watson of Depot street, aged
n years, who has been seriously i'll
the past two weeks with pneumonia
and pleursy, is reported to be on the
gair.
Should a wife sacrifice a glorious
career for the sake of her husband?
There's a thrilling answer in "a
Man in the Open showing at Harte
Theatre today ADV
Miss Anna Ostrander who recently
underwent an operation at the Put
nam Memorial hospital is steadily re
covering and is able to be about her
nome on Morgan street.
Mrs. Edward Stevens, son G. T.,
Stevens and Miss Helen Wilkinson of
New York motored to Old Benning-
ton Tuesday and are stopping for a
few days with Mrs. =. 3. Jennings.
Miss. Florence p. March, who teach
es in South Manchester Conn, has
arrived at her home on North street
lamd will spend the summer vacation
with her mother, Mrs. A. l.. March,
New potatoes in the market are
selling at 30 cents a peck This is q
drop of 35 cents IN price since Satur-
day. Native strawberries are now in
the market hui the price Is raihci
Nigga
Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Goldsmiif
and son Paul. H., have returned ic
their home in Troy after q few day,
visit al the home Of Mr. Goldsmith
Mother. Mrs. Pauline Goldsmith Oi
Main street.
Capt Frank .. Cahill OF Ilousici
Falls. has many acquaintances II
town whowiIl be pleased To learr
he recentlf received Il .,.sh Mil
tary Cross. Capt. Cahill, it will b,
remembered, for many months was ;
captive in German prison.
| The Maude l.. Carpenter schoo
| closed Friday afternoon for the sum
mer vacation having completed 81
18th year. The afternoon was deyot
ed TO picnic and a delightful timI
was enjoyed by the youngsters. TIL
school will reopen September 2.
"Things That Remain" will be the
topic for the Second Congregations
Chapel service Thursday evening a
$50. A short service, interesting
conversation on grea; religion
theme, helpful prayer and the stimu
lus of song Christian people nec'
this kind of thing in the midweek.
cordial welcome.
| Or Sunday, juno 22nd, anothe
hike and picnic has been planned b.
! the Young Women's Club commitie
for outdoor activitien for June Tn
destination has not been fully decided
but the start will be made at 1890 a
NJ. from the club rooms. Bring
| picnic lunch and he prepared to eli
| joy this trip even more than the las
one which was so successful