The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-04-24
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Fresh roasted peanuts al Estes
market Adv.
Saratoga vichy water now for sale
by E. B. Patterson adv.
The Quinlan pharmacy has the
agency for Belle Mead Sweets" ADV
Claire w. Soule has purchased a
Buick roadster of Walter f. Bedford |
of Stafford street.
Leave your orders today at Estes
market and get them early Friday
morning. Adv.
The Daughters of ISABELLA will hold I
a social dance MAY 9Th in the Black .
Cat A. A. hail. Adv.
Spencer Lee will sing "A Little ,
Birch Canoe and You at the Forest |
ers Fair tonight. Adv.
A special meeting of the knights of
Columbus will be held in their rooms
Friday evening at s O'Clock.
Don't forget to order your Text
winters coal before the price adj
vanees. Henry NJ. futile Co. Tel. |
49. Adv.
There will be regular business
meeting of the Womans Relief Corps
Friday evening at o'clock A large
attendance OF the members is de-
sired
The Woman Voters League will
hold a meeting in the Library tomor-
row evening at 1870 A very interest
ing program has been arranged and
all members are urged to be present
Salmon. Halibut, Lake trout butter
fish, bull heads, shad, nlackerel, weak
fish, porgies, haddock, cod, cusk. Bos-
ton blue, founders, tilefsh, oysters,
clans and lobster at Estes market.
Adv tAe f
Mrs Mary Hathaway returned
Wednesday to her home on Main
street from the Putnam Memorial
hospital. She has been seriously i'll
and her condition remains much the
same.
Mrs. Sherle Motif Of Schenectady
is critically i'll at a hospital in that
city and there is very little hope for
her recovery Mrs. Motif is a daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs John Harwool OF
Beech street.
Mrs. NJ. j. burlington and Mrs H.
Wells Person entertained at an
Easter party Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs Burlington on
Washington avenue There were five
tables at 500 and first prize was won
by Mrs. Tarrant Sibley and the con-
ISOLATION prize went to Mrs. +. w.
Dewey. The house was appropriat Fly
decorated with jonquls and the fav-
crs consisted of small baskets filed
with Easter eggs. Delicious refrerh-
ments we're served and very enjoy
able afternoon was passed. ..ptr
Louis Levin, who has been lat the
homeoof his parents AR. and Mrs.
Nathan. Levin. onna abrief furlongh
will leave tomorrow to. rejoin the De,
kalh, AT the end of "a recent triu OF
the Dekalb to France he was given
| shore, leave. at ST, lLazaire. While
making a tour of the town he was sud
denly seized by the shoulders by two
| men and for an instant imagined him
self under arrest Whirling aHoui
be, found himself looking into the grin
ming faces oiJoseph Nash and Pesel
NcGnire Of Remington gHlmra9
Among the people from outpof town
who attended thepfuneral of the late
John a, Morrissey were Mrs. Chris
Weisenborn of Greenfield; James
Kent OF New York; Mr and Mrs
Chris Guenther; Mr.. and Mrs. Yin
cent Roarke and George Roarke o
Troy, the Misses Anna and Br'dgi,
DALEY OF Eagle Bridge, James Fraze
and daughter Miss Bessie Frazer o
| North Hoosick, MIR. and Mrs. JOIN
| MoDahan OF North Adams, Mrs
Frank Frazer. the Misses Ella an
! Della Meagher. Michael Meagher an
son and Thomas OBrien of Can
bridge. Joseph VI. Daley OF the 7. S
5. Wake, William +. DALEY of Cam
Mills, n. Y. Miss Ruth A. Daley G
Schenectady and Miss Isabelle Dale
of Rensselaer,.