The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-20
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White shoe sale at Harris. Adv.
Boys wash suits special csc. at The
New York store. ADV.
Widows Might" Billy Parson
comedy at lIarte Theatre today. Adv.
John Harper returned to Old Ben
ninston today from a few days stay
in New York.
Judge and Mrs. +. II. Holden re-
turned Wednesday from few days
visit in Burlington.
j. w. Hurlburt and son ID c. Hurl'
burt returned Wednesday from 4 bust
ness trip 10 Chicago.
At Novecks, white sabardlnc and
while silk poplin skirts, sl,75 to
$G.2S, elegant styles. Adv.
Tennis shoes, Keds and Sneaks for
the whole family. Prices the lowest
at The New York store ADV.
Tomato Plants for sale. Last call.
Early, medium and late varieties
Healthy and vigorous. f. b. Howe
2S8 South St 2St5
Judge Merritt c. Roberts, who has
been attending court in Manchester
stopped in town Thursday Ell route
TO his nome in Rupert.
Mi and Mrs. W. J. ratro, daughter
Allison Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Butler Of
North Adams visited briefly with
friends in town Thursday.
Mrs. Morton Hull of Chicago, who
is spending the summer in Old Ben
nington, returned today from a bust
ness trip to New York.
Coming to the lIartc Theatre tomor
row George Walsh in Luck and
Pluck, chapter No Of "The Tigers
Trail and a Mutt and jeff comedy.
Adv
Come and see the line of white,
black and tan oxfords Children's
shoes and mems shoes. Satisfaction
or money back Willoughby's base
ment. ADV.
AS tantalizing as wink See Mrs.
Charlie Chaplin mildred llarris) in
For Husbands Only and a Paine
News and Billy Parson comedy at
llarte Theatre today. Adv.
p. T. II. Pierson returned last eve
ming from Burhnston where he has
been attending a thffe days session
Of thc directors OF the Vermont
Congregational Confidence and Of the
I vi, Domestic MisAolAry society. n6i
Easign Joitn NJ cTonin has been
released fiom sapthst duty in the
United States haFS and is visiting
his inothcrr Mrs DE. Cronin Mr.
Crcnin viii return ilbout July lst to
washington whore be has accepted a
position with thu a. S. shipping
boaid.
Miss Thclma Wilson, who for
nearly two years has resided In Ben
nmgton having come here with a
number OF young .women from tlie
west TO work forsfhe Black Cat Tex
iIlos company, lift tlis morning for
/ her home in l'airhsN, ILL., Miss WI
son has finished work in Bennington
and in the near futi,Ie viii he. mar
IIied to Fred 1'echnoE Of Fairiictd. ,"
M. and Mrs John Baekus and
dauah;er have gc1e to Northannton
Mass, where they hAyo been called
lg thn critical iIlnass Of their son
John Baekus, ir, who for several
weeks has been undergoing treat
mont at tho Hampshire county sana
taiium The young man has been re-
moved TO the Dickinson hospital anc
I sill undergo disarticulation ut the
knee Joint with the hopes OF relieving
him Of his suffering
Services in the Methodist Eplsccpa
church Sunday June END at the us
ual hours; 1910 morning worship ant
sermon, ll.A5 the church school last
ing one hour. Epworth League meet
ing $50 and evening song ut 1870 by
the chorus choir. Edward Ions
has made special plans for this ser
( vice. After the opening exercise.
OF the congregational singing, scrip
ture heading and prayer, the choi
furnishes the remainder of the wor
ship
Miss Delnia jacobson, rccreaIlOi
supervisor. with her sister are chape
onins he Munchaha camp fire gr6hl
on a few days outing at the Greer
Mountain club camp in Hell Hollow
Nine of the group including, Dori
Harbour, Cynthia Dewey, Philemon,
Royce, Edith Barrett Marion Clay
ton, Rhoda Southhall, Hilda Ben
iamin and Edith Palmer and siste
left for camp Thursday and IL is cN
pected that other members will ioi
the party on Sunday.