The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-09-17
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w. E. Bissell was in Manchester
Tuesday on business.
Just a reminder that the annual
fall sale at the Old Academy is near
at hand
Miss Elizabeth Stewart is assisting
in the Office of the Bennington SAM
tary laundry.
Leo Ryan left Monday for North
field and will attend Norwich Univor-
| sity the coming year.
Miss Margaret Randles left Tues
day for Saratoga where she has enter
ed the Skidmore school.
There will be a rehearsal of Miriam
Rebekah lodge Thursday evening,
September IS, at o'clock
The condition CT Miss Margaret Kel
son of Old Bennington, WHO is critical
! ly ill, remains about the same.
Mrs. Ernest Cudworth of School
/ street, who has been in poor 4 health
/ for some time is greatly improved.
Episode three of "Perils of Thunder
Mountain" and Earle Williams in
The Hornets Nest" at Harte Thea.
tire today Adv
Misses Irene Barnes and Bridget
Costello have returned from a vaca-
ton of five weeks which they passed
with relatives in New York.
For the convenience of patrons the
store will be open Wednesday even
ngs from to 8. Special reductions
on all purchases Wednesday and
Thursday morning. The Murray's
Adv.
Mrs Porter Bowles of New York,
who has been the geust of Miss Helen
! Johnson for a few days, left Tuesday
for North Adams where she will visit
at the home of Mrs. Zebra Quacken-
bush.
Some Echoes from the Middlebury
Convocation' will be the subject OF
reports and discussion at the Second
Congregational chapel service Thurs
day night Hour is 730. All inter
ested friends most welcome.
He was a public prosecutor He
| becomes a recluse. then impersonates
a crook, robs a safe and steals
heart See Earle Williams in The
Hornets Nest" Harte Theatre today
ADV.
The young ladies' missionary socie-
ty of the Congregational church will
hold a meeting at the home of Mrs.
Herbert Pritchard, S15 School street.
this evening at 1870,
Mrs. Edward Sullivan and daughter
Jane. who have been stopping for sew
eral weeks with Mrs Sullivan's moth
err, Mrs. Jane Murphy of Gage street.
returned Sunday to Tray They were
accompanied home BY Mr. Sullivan,
who was in town tor over the weekend
An important meeting of the deae
cons, trustees and finance committee
viii be held in the chapel of the Bap-
! list church Thursday evening at $50.
! Every member should be present.
Come in time for the Bible study
class.
An interesting class Is held every
Thursday evening an 100 in the chap
ell of the First Baptist church An
opportunity is given for Bible study
to any who may not be able TO attend
the regular session of the Sunday
school Bring your questions also
note books and you will enjoy this
study.
Charles Fenberg is not afflicted
with pneumonia and is not in Troy as
the Banner incorrectly stated yester
day. He is i'll of typhoid fever at his
home city Albany and is today report
ed to be improving. Mr. Feinberg is
not associated with Max Feinberg of
the Home Furniture company
Charles Feinberg's partner is Harry
Feinberg who resides in New York
Max Felnberg has been looking after
the firms business here during the
brothers illness.