The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-15
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New disk records at Lewis Optical
Shop. Adv.
Roast Chicken and strawberry short
cake May 10th at the Cafeteria,-Adv
Cafeteria Sunday hours are: 1890
p. m.,--2:S0 p. m. $3.50 p, m.S;3O p
m ADV
Ellis Ferber of Albany was in town
Friday on business connected with the
Lurie store.
4 Mrs. v f. Fishburn Of Groveton, N.
H., is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Evans
Harwood's bricks in coffee, vanilla
and strawberry ice cream. Pint and
quart sizes. Orders delivered ADV.
Margaret Macevoy of Troy is a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. II, Fl. O'Neil OF JEFF
erson street She is a niece OF Mrs.
O'Nei
Born, this morning, az the Putnam
Memorial hospital daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Orlando Dickinson of South
Salisbury.
( Howard Estes left this morning for
Burlington to spend the weekend
with his sister, Miss Lois Estes. a stu.
den at the University of Vermont
The condition of Mrs. d. A. Gleason
who underwent a serious operation a
the Putnam Memorial hospital Thurs
day was not as comfortable Friday
Fred B, Packard, who for the past
three weeks has been undergoing
treatment At the Putnam Memorial
hospital was able to be down town
Friday
DR. R. D, Jenney is satisfactorily
convalescing from an operation for
acute appendicitis which he under
went Thursday at the Putnam Mem
orial hospital,
| Mrs. George T. Moore, Jr, and lit
tie son are planning to leave the FIRST
of next week for Lansing, Mich, where
they will join Mr. Moore who went
there few weeks ago to take up farm.
ing.
The funeral of Mrs. Joseph Lambert
viii be held Sunday afternoon at $50
from st. Peters church. Prayer will
be said at her lac home on Gage St,
at . o'clock, Rev j. Elmer Mckee
will ofIiciate and interment will be in
Park Lawn cemetery.
Cafeteria supper hour changed from
500 p. mo-7:SO p. m. to 5:SO-7:3O
p m. ADV.
A very attractive collection Of May
Day specials in shee,s. cases, bed
spreads and towels have been arrang-
cl for tonight and Mondays selling at
the Dryad1le store. Liberal discounts
are being made from their regular be-
low the market prices.-Adv.
.Ajraneements have been ccmpiatod
for The concert and BAH 70 be gwen
q. high school hal Tuesday eyenirs
in connection w.th the annual state
convention CT the Vermont Knghts Of
Columbus. lIurley's orchestra hes
been secured to provide music and
lunch vii be served The hour IF the
concert is p. III. The grand march
viii 10 NJ q. g.
Saturday night shoppers will fins
no end Il wonderfully :ractiye oftol
ings among the May Sale items n the
Erysdale Store Garment section.
Every dress, every suit, every coat IS
reduced iuaprice al cash % per cent
zone fourth Many Of the very fin.
est garments are reduced considerably
more than a fourth Why snct look
them over? Adv.
The burns received by I. NJ Craw-
ford a few days ago as The result OF
an exp osion in a bonfire have proven
more serious that il ,wSs az frs, ex.
pected. His face and hands were pain.
fully burned an dit will be a number of
days before he win be able to be out.
il has been discovered that ne explos-
ion was caused by gian; powder. used
for blasting, which had accidentally
been included in the rubb sh to be
burned Mr. Crawford is fortunate
tha, his cyesight will nor be affected.
John r. Burton of Elm street LEFT
this morning for Athol, Mass, to at.
tend he funeral of z. W. Waterman
who died Thursday, May 19 Mr.. Wat.
erman was editor and pr6pP etMs OF the
Athol Chronicle tor over fifty years
and is well known in the newspaper
field He was secretary of the SUI
burban Press association of Boston and
'senior warden of st. Johns Episcopal
church of Athol. Mr. Burton, for near
.ly twelve .yeaEss Yas foreman of The
printing office OF the 4Nthol Chronicle