The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-09-05
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News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for pusy Readers

Fresh roasted peanuts at i.stc
market. ADV.
Mrs. Joseph Levin returned Wed
nesday from a bu iiness trip TO NeN
York.
Services at White Chape! and Of
Woodford City church at O'Clock
Sunday.
Ralph Mics went to Eostcn 'Fhl
day and is expected to return lo44>
with Nah speedster.
Miss Ruth Aldrich o. School stree;
Is passing few days with 'llef sstet
Mrs. Green Brimmer OF pownal.
NJ. ana Mrs. Raym al Percy vert
arlg1g the Bennineton.ans who M
tered Thursday to the fair IN Rutland
Ycii have seen Charlotte Walker
in Tea for Three, com see her in
The moves at tIarte Theatre today
ADJ
Foresters dance tonight in their
hail opposite the Library. LaF.am
mo orchestra will furnish maJlc
Adm. 30 cents. ADV.
Miss Anna Elliott has returned to
her home in Hudson, N. Y, after a
visit Of month with her aunt, Mrs
Gilbert Kinds OF Depot street.
Mr. and Mrs J. b. Harte, son Bern
ard and Mr.. Harte's brother. Jame-
Harte. motored TO Rut and Thursday
to visit relatives for few days.
Mr. and Mrs c. S. Hutchins, who
have been visiting for several weeks
With relatives ana friends in town.
'nye returned to their home In Bur
lington, Ia
~ s Elizabeth Renner and mother
OF Utica, N. Y, former residents, who
have been calling on friends in town
have gone to Hoosick Falls for q visit.
of few days before returning homo
IN the shoe department at Noveck's
EXCEPTIONAL values among cur large
stocks of Queen Quality shoes Tor
ladies and misses and Emerson and
Beacon shoes for men and young men.
Adv.92t2.
Mrs. Wil-on Ford and two Children
q School strnet have returned from
New Berlin. n Y. Mrs. Ford's former
home where they have hnnn iasrinr
the simmer. Mrs Ford's mother
passed away few weeks ago.
Special sale including piano, dining
and bed room furniture chairs
lounges. etc, on Friday and Saturday
from 8 4. m. To p. m In larn on 81
vor et~ont ">rr p - rrnt-n r.-,c3
property OF Mrs. w. I. Hare Adv.
~ ami Mrs con Schnrrer am
son Icon Jr. left 'ofly FOR theft
homo in st Louis. No Mr., scherrcr
and son have been visiting for
morth ~ the homo ~ her sistnr Mrs
Rnchannn Mr. Scherrer arriv.
home. e
Lester H. Nichols has returned
from a trim to Rosion where he ten0
ed the 4Jth National Convention n
his COLLEEN fratcrnilv 'De;ta Tar
Eelta, held at the Copley plazr Hotel
ltlidu' 600amon rcDresenling 81 col.
'egcs were present. Ralph Waite OF
Norh BENNINGTON was also among
those present at the convention
America rauses once year. The
fr- Monday in SaptcmbeH 10 ray
her tt.huto 10 'ho h 'tAs Tint labor
and the minds TINT think. Labor Day
-i-N'''S A'iSi y ''Nhp tItdH ~ NNA IT ~
ious time in history There is a
riehi and a necese',v or labor like
wise there is a right and necessity
c rre.r n ., -,,a
antagonistic, but mutually supplement
tary e. each otd r war ,jetwt e.i
'h-m = dneiru"''a, nr br'h, fs-oper
alton between them means advance
ment OF both. Rev Mr. Mills win IA
cuss the common platf irm at the Con.
sregat'ona church in n union service
newt Sunday evening Employers and
employees are specially invited
Topic o. the Sunday morning Sc.
NOR at tho Methodist Episcopal
ehurcf /; IL Methodlsm Faih'' Rev
j. A. Perry pastor Bible sShco
opens promptly At 10 e. 7. Grlswol,l
superintendent missionary program
for the opening services in charge Of
Mrs Perry Fpworth League meet.
ing at G.S0. W. NJ Aiken leader 0ae
week from SUNDAY evening namely,
Sept. II. is Rally Sunday. The cen.
ING worship is resumed Sept II and
tpkes the Drm OF union service at
the Congregatlcrr' church, part OF
the nations recognition OF Labor
rly. Ordinary folks at ordinary
tasks with extraordinary fidelity win
win the world TO Christ" So le
every one be at il,