The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-11
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'sH'y 49, Ne~J
Delano -Potters finest orange Pc
koe tea in half-pound tins at Estes
ADV
A school blotter will be given to every
child at the Harte Theatre Saturday
ADV.
Halibut, salmon, cod, haddock
-smelts, maekerel, Boston blue, floun
ders, oysters and clans at Estes Mar
lket--Ady.
The throbbing drama OF desert
wooing. 1.-THE Fame of the Desert
starring Geraldine Farrar. Harte The
atre tomorrow. Adv.
A womans fight for love and hap
piness in the land of purple dreams
See Geraldine Farrar in THE Flame
of the Desert Harte Theatre tompr-
row ADV.
THE Right to Happiness is a
photodramatie machine gun trained
on the red rabble that nlenaces the
safety of American homes at tho
opera house Friday ana Saturday.
ADV.
/ Ieman Robinson. who has been
passing the winter with his sister,
Mrs. S. b. Hall. is stopping with his
brother, George a. Robinson, for a
few weeks, because of Mrs. Halls
poor health.
Mrs. e. w. Bradford left Wednes-
lday morning for New York where she
was to meet her sister, Mrs. Chester
Reynolds of Detroit with whom she
will go to Washington for visit Of
several weeks.
Prayer service and Bible study this
evening III the First Baptist church at
1850. 1t is desired that rs many as
pcsa.1le will avail themselves OF the
opportunity OF these services during
the Lenten Reriod.
Shirley Mason (Filmdcm's sweet
est, prettiest and most popular starr
in THE. Rescnins Angel, "a Para
mount featured also Eddie Polo in
another Cyclone Smith adventure
story Library Theatre today Adv
Coming tomorrow Library Thsn
tire, an unusual ard wonderful treat
Monroe Salisbury Che celebrated
starr in the biz special attraction
"'The Phantom Melody" "a nar
buried alive just one OF the big
scenes. Regular admission. ADV
Dorothy Phillips sets q new 81
titude record in emotional drama
See her in the masterpiece ol 81 Gep
Grafton THE Right TO illppincs
1T the opera house Friday nigh en-
Saturday afternoon and evening Al1
A surprise party was given Mia
Edith Il. Baker Wednesday cYani,s
at her home on Mccall sire Fhe
were 20 young people prcsaut end th
evenings program consisted Ell nuii
and games. Light refreshments w
served.
Mrs. j. G. Mccullough Who fsg
number of weeks has been atoppne
at the Laurel in the Pines LAX
wood. n j.. has returned TO Rev
York and is expected TO arrive tn
latter part o. the week az her home
in North Bennington Tor at-r of {
few days
The Peoples magazine To- March
contains a fun Page portrait OF Mr. and
Mrs. William Dudley Peney and daugh
ter, Miss Adelaide Policy, former resi-.
dents of Bennington now living in St
John sbury. Mr. Pelley also has in the
same number an article on the sub
ioet. Big City or Small Town
Whioh?7
Mr.. adm Mrs. James Hlgg rs of
Woodford have come TO town &c
spend the next few months at the
home OF their son Raymond Z. Hlg
gins Of lmeprial avenue Mr.. and
Mrs. Higgins usually pass the winter
with their son but remained in Wood
ford this year because OF the failing
health OF Mrs. Higgins father. George
w. Knapp.
Work vii lbe started the latter par
Of the week on the remCdeing Of tn
property on North street recently pun
chased by Charles Feinbcrg. II Is
Mr.. Feinberg's desire to have the
formerly owned by Wipslow
and Craven transformed into first
class clothing establishment For
many months past lie has been doing
business in the Harte block
T0mo.roy, Friday evening, the men
Of the Methodist church. who take the
annual subscription for current ex-
penses OF the church take supper TO-
gether in the brotherhood room at $50
and make The final arrangements for
the canvass which will be made next
Sunday afternoon. 1t is requested that
wherever possible, the people viii be
in thor homes between and 5 o'clock
Sunday afternoon or hand in their
after the morning wor-
ship.
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