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Mems one buckle oyershoes sale
sl25 at the New York Stores sale.
Adv.
Girls Ss.o0 sweaters, all colors, on
sale 1886 at the New York stores
sale -'- Adv.--.
Valentines. post cards. booklets.
hearts. seals, cupids arrows, etc. at
Evans. 4s. ADV.
valentine greeting cards. bookletss
fayors, tallles. decorations, napkins.
etc.. at Evans. Adv.
Have "a laugh on the Kaiser with
Charlie Chaplin IN Triple TROUBLE"
+. at Harte theatre tomorrow. Adv
Members OF the G. a. r. are re,
qucsted TO meet at the home OF our
late comrade S. T. Chamberlain at u
y. III. Tuesday.
Coming TO the Harte theatre 20.
morrow Charlie Chaplin, eyerybody's
fayorite in brand new comedy,
Triple Trouble" ADV.
Robert Long. who is employed at
the General Electric company shops
in Pittsfield. was at his home here
for the weekend.
h. F. Harwood returned Saturday
from SALISBURY Center where he has
been visiting his son, Burton Ilar-
wood for a few days,
There will be card party We'd.
nesday evening at the Young Wo-
mems club The play will include
both whist and 800 admission IS
cents. 90
The Woman's Missionary society,",
of the Second congregational church.
will meet on Tuesday afternoon, Fob.
18th with Mrs. II. n, Williams Elm
street $50
Soc how Charlie makes tho Huns
walk the goose step in Triple
Trouble" a brand new comedy, bph,
bling over with fun at Harte theatre
tomorrow Adv,
Ladies' OF Gage street circle No, z I
OF the Methodist church will be eni
tertained by Mrs Percy Russell at
her home on School street on Friday
afternoon from 2 to s. Ill
bennington Grange will hold a
special meeting on Wednesday even.
ing at s. o'clock. Candidates will DO |!
initiated in. the third and fourth de.d
grets and supper served. ~
The town auditors, II. d Fillmore, |
q. d, yelling and A. u. .Holli5ter, be.
gan work on the town accounts this |
morning in preparation for the AMI
nnal town meeting in March.
Don't miss "The Sea Wolfn feattir,
ina Louise Huff with John .I,owcfS,'la
picture. TINT is different and cfapftf
No, IA Of Hands Up" witt, Ruth Rb-
Land at Harte theatre today d@ikdp
A,missisnary meeting will be ned
Attic, Baptist church parlors We'd
pesday,, afternoon at 3 O'Clock. ltgis
The regular monthly meeting tiSAIi
women Interested and their, y frienda
afe tordiaily invited, 'egpa y
S,hominsstostbc iIsfss theatreS 10!
morrow Sesspe Hayakawau the Fam:
oils jap. star In THE Temple Of.
Disk" and Charlie Chaplin in a
branfl ,ug$ comedy, ".'rripie Troupfev
Don't miss this treat Come earlyyit
you, expect seats. ".sl'ss Adv.
Give yourself a treat See Louise
Hut, charming World star in ''ThS
Saswolfs a picture sou are suregto'
enjoy and The ioracle's DEGREES"
chapter No. IA OF the great western
serial Hands Up" with daring Ruth
Roland at Harte theatre today Aay
Micheal Mccarthy died January
18th at his home IN New York CITY
after an Illness of pneumonia The
deceased Is survived by wife and
three children, his father. three Sis.
ters and one brother. Mr.. Mccarthy
was we'll known in town and has
friends and relatives residing here.
Sergt. Martin Kipp arrived the
last of the week in New York from
overseas. Soon after reaching port
he learned of the death Of his father.
John Kipp, and reached Hoosick
Falls In time for the funeral which
was held this afternoon with. burial
atsNorth Bennington, the former
bome Of the deceased ~
Invitations are out for several
parties this week Mrs. f. II. Pope
and. daughter Mrs. r. d. Jenney, will
entertain Wednesday evening, at the
home Of Mrs. Jcnney. On Thursday
afternoon Mrs. Ernest Patterson and
Mrs. Eta Haberley will entertain az
the home OF Mrs Patterson and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles II. Resseguie will
entertain at their home on Imperial
avenue Friday evening.
February 2Sth is tho date set By
the Blue team OF the Baptist Ladies'
Aid society for their Old Folks con.
cert TO be given in the church audi.
totium. Mrs Downs has the music
in charge and the public can rest ~.
surcd of rare treat. The last Old
Folks concert given In town was I'M
dor the auspices of W. r. c. and was
great success, due in large degree
to Mrs. Downs efficiency. There will
be old time costumes and songs OF
long ago, also some OF the latest and
mpst popular ones. We expect that
The best OF talent win assist. Some
local and some from other towns
The concert deserves 10 receive thu
patronage OF a generous public and
II is promised that all will regret IL
who are not present.
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