The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-08

to every inch. Harte Theatre today.
Admission &c and 1lc.-Adv.
Ice cream bricks at Harwood's.
ADV. 92t5
Franklin Lasher is Ill at his home
on Hillside street. ss
Dance in Hawks hall tomorrow night
Hurleys, orchestra. Admission 40c.-
Auv.
Mrs L. II. Davis is spending week
in Bridgeport and New York with Mrs.
e. j. Stratton.
H. G, Camp has entered the Sol
| diers home for the winter TO undergo
medical treatment.
Story hour at the Library Saturday
morning at ten o'clock for fourth and
fifth grade children.
Scallops, Holsters, shrimp, smoked
bloaters, homeless herring, salt cod,
mackerel and salmon at Estes Market
ADV.
Miss Grace Andrews has returned
to Hartford, this state, after having
spent the Christmas recess at her
home here
Finnan haddie, halibut, haddock,
fcod, salmon, mackerel, Spanish mack
eral, Boston blue. oysters and clans at
Estes. Order it tonight.-Adv.
Nucoa Nut Margarine displaces cows
butter-and does it without a single
apology Try it just once. II is not
an imitation of anything, Estes
Market-Ady
Are you In the fourth or fifth grade
In school? If you are, come to the LII
brary Saturday morning at ten O'Clock
and listen to the stories made Just
especially for you.
Life in its pristine roughness is por.
trayed in the romantic drama of the
brave days of 40 in "The End OF the
Game. starring J W. Kerrigan at
Harte Theatre today Admission &c
and 11c.-Adv
Charles Feinberg of Albany, who
has been seriously i'll for, a number
Of weeks has come 10 Bennington to
recuperate at the home of his brother,
Max Feinberg. The former is mem
Der of Feinberg Bros, who have a
store in the Harte block
Fer the rest of this week we offer
combination of varieties OF stand.
ard quality canned vegetables (peas,
string beans and tomatoes) at the rate
Of cans for so cents Each variety
regularly sells for 20 cents a can.
Estes Market.--Adv.
The first district of the Vermont
Federation of Women's clubs will hold
its meeting at Rutland on Thursday
afternoon, January 18th Members of
he Fortnighty club are especially in
vited and will be the guests of the
Rutland Woman's club. A fine pro-
ram has been arranged with special
music and an address on Recon struc-
| ion Work for Women" by Mrs. r. c.
Enrich of New York.
The annual meeting of the Y. M. c..
A. will be held ON Monday evening
Jan. IL 70 the purpose of electing
officers, submitting of reports and
announcing policies for the different
| departments of the work A special
effort is being made to make this af-
fair interesting and entertaining as
well as instructive. Every member
of sixteen years and older is cordially
invited to attend A social time will
wind up the ogram and light re-
| freshments will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramivo A. Diaz of
Havana, Cuba, who for a number of
months have been stopping in Ben.
nington left today for New York. They
will remain in New York for several
weeks before returning to Havana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramivo Diaz came to
this country in the interest of Mr..
Diaz's health. 1t is Mrs. Diazo's first
visit to America while her husband
attended school in this country some
years ago. He could speak English
but his wife could not. Since coming
to Bennington she has been studying
English and has made remarkable
progress in the language and is now
able to both read and write.it quite
well. Mr. and Mrs Diaz possess
pleasing personality and have made
many friends here.