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Homer's clover honey at the Fruit
land. Adv.
p. w, Judson of Arlington was in
town Friday.
Plenty of strawberries at the Fruit
land ADV.
J. X. Batchelder of Arlington was
in town on business Friday.
Senator and Mrs. William A. Root
returned Thursday from a weeks stay
in Montpelier.
Mrs, II. Harry Sharpe left today for
Springfield where she will spend a
week with her husband.
There's a mile of smiles in Smiles"
with Jane and Katherine Lee in the
Juvenile fun makers at Harte Theatre
today.-Ady
Mrs. Il. =. Rosenow OF Detroit is
the guest of Mrs. John Temple Of
Main street. Mrs. Rosenow is a for
mer resident CT Bennington.
Fancy Georgia peaches, can,e-
loupes, watermelons plumbs, red and
yellow bananas. oranges, grape fruit,
etc. at the Fruitland. Adv
Mrs. l.. l.. Rickert, former resi-
dent and who has many friends in
town, has moved from Brighton.
Mass, to North Weymouth, Mass.
John Mccormick and brother Ray
mond Mccormick. returned today to
their home in Springfield after a sew
eral days stay with friends in town
The Messers Mccormick are former
residents of Bennington.
Miss Dorothy Marks of Niskayuna.
OF Miss Esther Thompson Of Booth
/ Terrace,
The kids are at it again, See Jane
and Katherine Lee in the new William
Fox comedy Smiles" and I'm the
Breakers" chapter No. IL of 1.-THE
Tigers Trail" with Ruth Roland at
Harte Theatre otday-Ady.
Mr. and Mrs Harry S. Phillips of
Pleasant street returned Thursday
evening form motor trip through
New England. They were accompani-
ed on the trip by Mr. Phillips brother
Edward Phillips and wife of Troy.
Home grown sweet corn. tomatoes.
beets, peas, green and wax beans, as
paragus, carrots, radishes, celery.
lettuce, spinach and cucumbers. Adv
Coming to the Harte Theatre Mon
day-Evelyn Greeley in her latest
World picture Phil for Short" and
Ten Mix in two reel comedy Twist
ed Trails ADV
Leroy E. Macomber of Boston is
spending a few days at the home OF
Mrs. w. r., Morgan. Mr.. Macomber
was formerly employed as clerk in
the Charles G.. Cole clothing store
and is now With the Mccullough Park /
company in Boston.
lightning struck, The dwelling Of
William A, Fischer on, Dewey Exten.
sion Thursday evening. tearing a hole
through the roof and entering a sleep /
ing room Where it blackened some OF I
the bed clothing. but fortunately no
other damage was done
Regis Length arrived Friday al the f,
home of his parents, MIR. and Mrs. !
Frank Longtin, on Congress street, He
has been in service overseas about Is /
months. dick" for sometime prev
ious to his entering the army was I
employed as private secretary for +
Paul Smith in the Adirondacks.
A number OF young people tender
ed surprise party Thursday evening /
TO Miss Nellie Ray of Dewey street in ,
homer of her birthday anniversary. |
Music, vocal and instrumental, furnish
cd the evenings entertainment and
dainty refreshments were served.
Fresh red and black raspberries.
blueberies, cherries and currants at |
the Frui;land Adv
Miss Armine Bellemore of Dewey /
street, maid at the Putnam Memorial |
hospital, was given surprise miscel- |
laneous shower at the hospital Friday t
evening in honor of her approaching
marriage to Tohul Betit. A most de- |
lighttul evening was enjoyed with |
music. dancing and choice refresh
ments.
]. NJ. Hyde left this afternoon for a
visit with relatives in Michigan, Ohio.
and Pennsylvania. Mr. Hyde will |
spend week at Mt Clemens, Mich.
enjoying the waters of that famous
resort He will attend the national
G. A. Il. encampment in September
at Columbus, Ohio. being a delegate
and also on the staff of the command
er II chief, Comrade Adams.