The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-04-18
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Fancy dairy butter at Estes mar
ket. Adv,
Cutting rich sage cheese at Estes
market Adv.
Everything in eatables for Easter
at Estes market ADV.
Mems suits, the latest at popular
prices at the New York store. Adv
DR.. II. c. Gordinier of Troy was in
town Thursday for consultation at the
hospital.
Chi.dren's and misses new hats,
prices the lowest at the New York
store ADV.
c. r. Mann. physical director at
Plsttsburg is spending the week end
with friends in town.
The Green tigers beat the Black
Cats in the last game OF the bowling
series, with a score OF 2454 to Pas.
Mrs George p Martin returned
Wednesday from a ten days stay with
relatives and friends in Burlington
The Woman Voters League meet
ing has been postponed week. The
next meeting will be held on Friday
evening, April 25.
Miss Mary Cone, who has been
spending several months in the
South, has returned to her home on
Grand View street.
The social dancing class that has
met at Library hall on Monday eve.
ming will hereafter meet On Thursday
evenings at the hall.
If you are looking for an exclusive
cape dolman, suit or dress select
from our new arrivals The Murrays
Putnam Block. ADV.
Curtis Burt of Springfield is spend
ing few days with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j Oliver Burt. He will re-
main in town until after Easter.
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Burke Of
Grand View street, who have been in
California for several months are ex.
pected to return to Bennington next
week.
Miss Nellie Bacon will be prepared
to resume manicuring, shampOoing
and scalp treatment in her new quart
ers in the Cutler block on first floor,
Monday. Adv
Mrs. Cholmondley Thornton OF
New York is in town for few days
arranging for the occupancy Of her
mothers home. the William Shaw cot
tage, to New York party for the
summer.
Rev. John L. Fort OF Evanston, Ill.,,
and son, Lieut.. Joyce V. Fort who
were in town to address the Metho-
dist Brotherhood meeting Wednesday
evening, returned home yesterday.
They were entertained while in town
at the home of Mrs. Grace Towsend
OF Gage street.
At the Old First church in Old
Bennington Sunday services will be
resumed on Easter, April 20. Rev.
Edward c. Fellows, engaged In Rec
Cross work at Camp Deyens. Will de
/ liver the sermon. The Sunday school
will meet immediately after tho
church service.
The annual Easter Cantata will be
given in the Methodist church Sun
day evening. beginning at 7a0 o'clock
Thirty voices have been under the di
rection Of Z. f. Long. assisted by
Donnellys orchestra for severa
weeks. The cantaia this year promis
es to be one Of the best ever.
All discharged soldiers sailors Of
marines in this section of the state
whether they we're volunteers o
drafted men, who have not receive,
or made application for the addition
al pay allowed them by the state o
Vermont, are requested to call a
once at the Office of Henry Chase. AT
torney for the local Red Cross AM
take with them their DISCHARGE ccl
tihcate
Col. and Mrs. Thomas Harmon hav
received word from their son, Cap
j. Ben Harmon, announcing his tran
fer from Camp Greene, ~ c., TO
regular army post in Douglas, Ar
IONA. When the military forces a
Camp Greene were demobilized fe'
weeks ago Capt. Harmon was one q
the few officers retained in service
| lie is salvage and commissary Office
| and his term OF duty is indefinite.