The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-26
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posed of this forenoon by Municipal
Judge William j. Meagher.
Cream delivered anywhere, daily by
f. Horst and Sons. One half pint
1Sc, pint S5c, quart s7Oc. ADV.
Two big dances this week in Black
Cat hall, Thursday and Friday even
ings Always good time. ADV.
Miss Winifred Dunn of Albany is
the guest of her sister, Miss Eleanor
Dunn, a member of the high school
faculty.
II. w. Myers has been appointed ad
ministrator of the estates of Sinai
Solomon and Sophia p. Myers, late OF
Pownal.
Wilson Ford and daughter Marion
of School street are expected to re-
turn today from a few days visit in
Pittsfield
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Baker and son,
Harold of Rutland were the week end
guests of Mr., and Mrs James +.
Scarey of Spring street.
Tonight the Womans Home mis-
sionary society will meet in the NJ. e.
church. All members and others in
terested are urged to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Illingworth
and family are moving today from
Park street to the house on West
Main street owned by F. B. Pope.
Have you flag to throw to the
breeze on Memorial day? II not call
atlthe Banner office where you may
buy 5x3 foot flag for 80 cents and
5xS flag for sl.99.
Friday evening the Methodist
chorus choir holds its practice, direc.
tor Prof L. T.. Long. June 20 the
choir will give an evening OF sacred
song and praise.
Next Sunday evening the High
school faculty and students attend the
Methodist church for the annual bac-
calaureate service. Rev. ]. A. Perry
will deliver the sermon.
Daniel L. Cakes, who has seen
twenty-one months service in the
United States Army has received an
honorable discharge and returned to
his home in this town.
( 0rrin L0okiland was arraigned in
Municipal court this morning on the
charge of operating an. automobile not
provided with a licenee, number plate. |
He was fined $40 and costs, ~ ~. |
Mrs. John Harper OF Old, 9Rsnningt!
ton left today for New Rorks 10 joinl
her husband She will Getpgn the lat
ter part, OF the week afcompapied BY
Mr.. Harper and daughter Katharine.
Are, men merely playthings2 See
Kitty Gordon as fhe SPANISH adyen-
turess in 'The Scar ana 1.-THE Death
Moose chapter No u 81 "'fh6 Mas
ter Mystery with 'lI6utiui' at ,Harte
Theatre today. Adv '''n~ 'nl ~
Tuesday evening the class meeting
is in charge OF Frank 4. Center and Is
followed by meeting Of the new cab
met Of the Epworth League, This
rcabinet requests the former cabinet
to meet with them.
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Thursday evening the pastor is in
charge of the mid-week service at
the NJ. +. church after this meeting is
the class for Misunderstanding About
10 people have registered. It is hoped
others will do so at once.
There was a scar on her shoulder.
What was the mystery? See Kitty
Gordon in the new World picture
"The Scar and chapter No. - of
THE Master Mystery" with "Houdini'
at Harte Theatre today. Adv
Mrs. John Cone and daughter Anna
have returned from Troy where they
went to attend the graduating exer
cises at the Samaritan hospital Mrs.
Cone older daughter, Miss Helen
Cone was member of the gradual
ing class.
The members of the official board
OF the Methodist church have voted
to send the pastor of the church, Rev.
J.lA. Perry, to the annual national
Anti-Saloon League convention which
will be held in Washington from June
TO 6.
Ruenell Cole died suddenly Sunday
morning at the home OF his son, DR. J.
III. Cole, on South Branch street. The
funeral will be held tomorrow after
noon q, the house at | o'clock and the
remains will be taken to Ellenburgh
Center n. Y. for interment.
Because OF the death Of his father,
DR.. j. H. Cole will not be able to pre-
side at the Memorial day exercises to
be held at the grounds of the Vermont
soldiers home on Friday and DR.. J..
II. Lane will act in that capacity,
Edmund p. Howe, who was granted
his discharge from the service last
week will act as marshal.
The funeral service for William II.
Palmer. who died Sunday morning az
the Soldiers Home. was held there at
4SO this afternoon, Rev, 6. s. Mills
officiating clergyman. Mr.. Palmer
was born at saltwater N, Y, In 1913
He enlisted from SALISBURY Dec. 2S,
1868 in Co. A. sth., VT. was wounded
Sept. 10, 1864. aud was mustered out
June 2S, 1865 For the larger part OF
his life he was employed at the cot
ton mill at No-th Bennington. He
leaves son. Henry, Of Cambridge
n. Y, son, John, aud daughter
Ellen, OF North Adams, Mass. Burial
at the Soldiers home cemetery.