The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-04
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Navel oranges 25 cents a dozen and
up at Estes. Adv.
Miss Jennie Scott, formerly employ
cd at the Soldiers home, began work
this week for the Bennington Wax Pa
per company.
Miss Lucy Cutting, who has been EN-
ployed for some time at the Vermont
Soldiers home, has resigned and is at
her home on Union street
II you want to see a big red-blooded
American see Soldiers of Fortune"
a Realart special at opera house Fri
day night and Saturday afternoon and
night. Adv.
The Kings Daughters will meet
with Mrs. F. W. Goodall Friday af-
ternoon at O'Clock This is the an
nual netting and full attendance
is desired.
Wallace Reid in TOO Many MIL
lions" and VIM j. Flynn's great de-
tecive picture "Out avs of the
Deep" Pathe News. Harte's Orches-
ira at Harte Theatre tomorrow. ADV.
DR.. Joseph WEIGH, who has been in
town, caring for his father, NJ, j.
WEIGH, who has been seriously i'll of
pneumonia, has returned to Troy. His
fathers condition is much improved
ST. Francis de Sales choir will re-
hearse Easter music at the church
Friday evening immedia ely after
Benediction. All who are to sing
Oh ;x
quested to be present at this re-
hearsal.
The funeral of Thomas Cannon will
be he'd Friday from his late home in
White Creek at 2 O'Clock. The inter-
ment will, be in the Rosewood Gene
terry at White Creek Mr.. Cannon
passed away Tuesday at the age of rs
years.
The spelling match for high school
juniors Wednesday afternoon was won
by Miss Anna Cone. William Godfrey,
aa sophmore( was second. He was eligi
BILE for this contest as he was one of
the winers in the sophmore match
Tuesday.
Mrs. Joseph Lambert, who for mum
Der Of months has been suffering
from Ill heath was taken Wednesday
to the Putnam Memorial hospital for
treatment. Mrs. Lambert has been
confined to the bed for some time and
her condition remains much the same.
Big special program at Library
Theatre omorrow-Blanche Sweet in
"Fighting Cressey" e parts), drama
of western charm, of rugged hearts,
of flaming passions and the call of
the open, also a Christie comedy and
Hearst News Regular admission.
Adv.
Miss Margaret Kelson, who has
been undergoing treatment at the
Putnam Memorial hospital, was able
Wednesday to return to her home in
Old Bennington. Miss Kelson has
been seriously i'll and her many
friends will be pleased to learn of her
improved condition.
Her Husbands Life was at stake,
He was on trial for murder-so she
bravely branded herself as an unfaith-
full wife-she barred her soul. See
Holores Cassinelli in 1.-THE Right to
Lie" q massive parts) also Eddie
Polo in Cyclone Smith" adventure
story-Library Theatre today only
Regular admission. Adv.
The mems class of the First Baptist
church VIII hold social at the par
sonage Friday evening. Rev. J. Alex
Donald will be present and the mem
bers Of the class and their friends
will have an opportunity to see the
paintings that will be shown Saturday
at the Fornightly. All the men OF
the church are invited.
You were stirred to the very depths
when you read Soldiers of Fortune"
by Richard Harding Davis, or wit
messed Augustus Thomas dramatized
version of the same name on the
speaking stage. Alan Dwan, the
master photoplay dramatist and direc.
tor in producing Soldiers of For
tune for the screen, has adhered
closely to the plot and story. pre-
senting it in the most realistic and
spectacular manner-made possible
only by the magic camera. 1t is a
MayflowerR ealart Production-the
stamp of excellence. 1t will be
shown at the opera house FRIDAY
night and Saturday afternoon and
night. ADV.