The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-23
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Mr. and Mrs. John Gibney spent the
week end in Albany and Troy
Fresh oysters for tomorrow and
Thursday at Estes Market. ADV.
Leave your order at Estes tonight
Include pint Of maple syrup ADV
Mrs. Mary A. McDermott is confin. +
ed to her home on Park street by Ill
ness.
Born Saturday, daughter TO Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Church of North
street
Miss Alice Murray is at home from
Albany Business college for the
Thanksgiving recess.
The Miriam Rebekah lodge rehear
sal, which was to have been held to-
night, has been postponed.
i James r Hart Of Rutland, chief des-
patcher for the Rutland railroad, was
in town Monday on business.
Fred G. Peake has returned to his
home on School street after attend
ing the Forester5 convention.
Mrs. Luther Graves of Philadelphia
is visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
George + Graves Of Elm street.
Mrs. Alfrd Marsceille and Miss Jo-
sephine yiger, both residents Of
School street, are visiting in Chatham
Thanksgiving special Txtra large
discounts from regular prices through
out our cloak and suit dept, at No.
|. weeks. Adv
Coming Pauline Frederick in
"Madame X (now a sensation in Bos.
tom Library Theatre Friday and Sat
urday. ADV.
Thanksgiving special Extra large
discounts frcm regular prices on all
Queen Quality and Emerson shoes at
Novecks ADV,
There win be a card party and social
at the Knights of Columbus rooms
Thanksgiving Night under the aus
pices of the Daughters of Isabella.
Everybody welcome. ADV.
Owing to the storm, the Thanks
giving party for the primary children
Of the Baptist church school. which
was to have been held today, is post
poned until Wednesday afternoon at
$3.50.
1t was the evening Of her marriage
and the someone came and whispered
in her ear Did she wed the man af-
ter that? See Love Honor and Obey"
at the Opera house tonight and tomor-
row Adv.
The Green Tigers bowling team won
all three games with a good margin
from the Drysdale store. Friday night
on the Y. NJ. c. A. bowling alleys. The
1 Tigers are as st ong as their name ind
Gates, One of their men, Barrett, won
the high score with l91 and high aver
age with 536 for the three games.
William McGurn. who has been
spending few days with his parents,
Mr., and Mrs William McGurn OF
z Gage street, returned Monday to New
I York Mr.. MoGurn Is now playing in
the musical comedy kissing Time
which has been showing in New York.
The week following Christmas his
company is TO play in Philadelphia and
: then Chicago.
I Mrs. William c. Houran entertain
!. ed the Womans Relief Corps at her
i home on Beech street. Monday even.
ing. The evening was spent in card
playing and dainty refre shments We're
: served In The tournament Mrs. Chas.
Briggs won first prize for ladies' and
Michael Cronln won first prize for the
& men, The consolation prizes were
( awarded to Miss Lillian Harbour and
Dennis Toomey.
a posta' card received at the Ban
ner Office announces the arrival of Mr..
and Mrs William b. Walker at ST
Petersburg, Fla, where they have
: passed the winters for a number OF
years. Mr. and Mrs Walker made the
trip from New York by boat and dur
n ing the voyage Mr. Walker was pain
:, fully injured about the face by beins
le thrown during rough weather. He hat
e nearly recovered however, at the tim'
the postal was mailed.
An opportunity to get good stead,
stare at Dolores. of the Ziegfeld Mid
~ night Frolic show, who is said by crit
les OF femme pulchritude to be tn
~ nose perfectly formed and feature
- woman in the world, Will be given {
~ patrons Of the Opera house next Thur
81 day and Friday when the big Flo
s me odrama. while New York Sleeps
1 viii begin It's local run. Dolores az
E pears in a scene following a dancn
M number from the Frofc show whic
MI was filmed on the roof of the New An