The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-03
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La Touraine. the perfect coffee
Estes market. ADV.
Miss Marcia Hathaway is visiting
cousins in Orange, Mass.
Call for Nucoa, the best nut but
ter-Estes' market. Adv
Maurice Peckham is in Detroit
attending an automobile school.
George Campbell of Park street is
suffering from neuritis and rheuma.
tism.
Spinach, caulihower, cabbage, eel
cry lettuce oyster plant and parsnips
at Estes. Adv.
Mrs. John Flynn of School street
spent Tuesday with her sister, Mrs.
Patrick Shea OF Eagle Bridge.
4 Edward Flynn of North Adams was
recent guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Flynn of School street.
Miss Irene Lassor entered the Put
nam Memorial hospital today pre-
paratory for an operation Thursday
for appendicitis.
Miss Ella Cummings has returned
from a stay of week in New York.
En- route to Bennington she passed
the week end In Troy.
Thomas Morrissey OF Gage street,
who for several weeks was seriously
! i'll Of pneumonia is on the gain and
was able to be out Monday.
Edward Butler OF Bradford street
is quite sick. Mr.. Butler is employed
in Providence and was home for over
the week end when he became i'll.
Misses Pauline Hathaway and Belle
Thompson, who have been spending
few days at their homes here, have
returned to their schools in Whining
ton.
| Carl Chase, a student at the Uni
Iversity of Vermont, and who is at his
home here being treated for eye
trouble, is assisting this week in the
Estes market.
There will be a meeting of painters
and painting contractors Friday even
ing, March 8, in the carpenters room
at 1880 o'clock. All painters are re-
quested to be present
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams who
have been guests for several days Of
Mr. and Mrs. II. ~ Williams of Elm
street, returned the last of the week
to their home, Dorset.
James Ryan, who for number OF
years has been cook at the Vermont
Soldiers home. has resigned and left
Tuesday for Holyoke where he will
stop at the home of niece.
Miss Lillian Levin has returned
from several days visit with her
sister, Mrs. Aaron Levin in Spring
leld. She was accompanied home
by Mrs. Levin who viii spend week
at her former home.
Coming Friday-Library Theatre
Blanche Sweet in Fighting Cressey"
q thrilling parts) red-blooded
admission. Watch for further an
nouncements. ADV.
X NJ and E. G. Galusha, formerly
Of Bennington and now of Allentown,
Pa, were among those to witness the
championship bout in Philadelphia
between Jack McCarron OF Allentown
and Mike O'Dowd OF Philadelphia.
Tomorrow-Change OF vaudeville,
Leroy and George, two men in come
dy singing and talking and eccentric
dancing. Elsie Ferguson In "A Socie
ty Exile and a Mack Sennett come.
dy Hartes orchestra, Harte Theatre.
ADV.
Ernest Murray OF School street
who for number of years has been
pianist at the Hafte theatre, has re
signed and has been engaged by the
management of the Library theatre
Mr.. Murray began work today at the
Library Theatre.
Billie Burke, the most popular
screen star in the country, in Good
Gracious, Annabelle", the play that
made New York sit up and take
notice-also a Century comedy Ga
continuous roar of laughter). Library
Theatre today. Let's go--you'n enjoy
the music-you'll enjoy the pictures.
Adv.
Burt Lighthall OF Washington street
little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Lighthall, celebrated his third birth
day anniversary Tuesday, by enter
tanning in the afternoon a number OF
his little friends. The youngsters
devoted the greater part of the after
noon to out-of door pay which was
supplemented by ice cream, cake
and cookies.