The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-11
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Fresh roasted peanuts at Estes
market.-Adv.
Home grown strawberries at the
Fruitland. Frish every day.-Ady,
Frank Wood and Michael Toomey.
skaters, are in South SALISBURY for
the week.
]. Louis Harwood has been con-
fined to the bed the past few days
because of illness.
Coming TO the Harte theatre soon,
the big special production, "The Turn
in the Road."-Adv.
Walton Harwood has recovered
/ from recent illness and resumed
work Tuesday in the express office.
4 Dance tonight under auspices of
Company A, in Library hall, Hurley's
orchestra. Admission SO cents. ADV
Robert Hewitt of Pittsfeld, former
resident, has returned home after
spending a few days with relatives
here.
Bernardette LaFlamme of Lincoln
street underwent an operation at the
hospital today for the removal of
adenoids.
Fine Georgia peaches, California
cantaloupes, ripe pineapples, Califor-
MIA oranges and grapefruit at the
Fruitland.-Adv.
Miss Eleanor Dunn, a former mem
Der of the high school faculty, has
been confined to her rooms for a
couple days because of Illness
There will be no peddling cart from
Estes market this week. Leave your
orders at the market or telephone 2OS
or 204 and get prompt delivery.-Adv
The funeral Of Alex Vetal will be
held this evening at Z o'clock from
his late home in Schenectady. The
body will be brought to Bennington
tomorrow morning for interment at
8 o'clock in the village cemetery.
The last of the series of meetings
of the Women Voters League will be
held Friday evening in the library
The meeting win open. at 7.30 o'clock
and Judge Il. II. Holden and Fred c.
Martin will address the club on the
village charter
Owing to the continued illness of
Superintendent A. w. Varney, the
school board has designated Miss Amy
H. Cutler to take charge of arrange
ments for pupils who desire TO be
tutored during the summer to make
up subjects. Applications may be
made to Miss Cutler and she will as
sIst with advice as to what should
be done.
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During his recent visit to Washing
ton, Rev. j. A. Perry called on sena
tors Dillingham; and Page, represent
ing Vermont in the upper House OF
Congress; and Congressman Greene
representative He will have some
interesting things 20 say about tlIs
legislative situation in HIS sermon al
the Union Service at the Methodist
church next Sunday evening. 1
| Dr.. w. (Montmargnet) Brunei will
| be at Miss Hutton's Thursday Adv
j The reunion Of the alumni OF th'
Castleton Normal school will includ,
q recital by Grace Sage and Marian
Dorward. Miss Dorward Is a pip
organist of ability, and Grace Sage |
. we'll known reader OF plays. Thi
> viii be in the Congregational churel
CastletoH, June 10Th at $3.50 D. m
following a business meeting at $50
4 IN Normal Hall; and is free to mem
bers OF the Alumni Association. af
About 80 members and invited
friends attended the picnic Tuesda
afternoon and early evening given b.
the Young Womans Mission stud
class of the Second Congregations
church at the Pierso camp, Herring
ton Pines An especially fine suppe
was served at $3.50 after which nun
Der OF Inc party improved the oppol
tunity to walk through the wood an
enjoy the scenery. Upon returnin
to camp the guest of honor. Miss Mar
Preston Of Boston. secretary fer tn
Conquet Campaign o fthe Woman
Board of Foreign Missions, gave
pleasing and interesting discourse o
the objects OF the campaign, 1t Is
campaign being engineered through
out the country by the women of tn
Congregational churches and Mis-
Preston's address was an inspiration