The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-04

ADV
Fresh roasted peanuts at Estes
Market.--Adv,
Graduation greeting cards, enclosu
res, booklets, at Evans.-Adv.
Miss Rita Butler of Rutland is q
guess of Mrs. Harry Hufnagel.
II. c. Roster returned Thursday
from a business trip to Hartford.
Coon's' brick ice cream Saturday
and Sunday at Quinlan's. Adv
Mrs. Nathan Levin is IN at her
hcme on North street with tonsilitis.
Old and new cheese, also cutting a
rich sage cheese at Estes Market
Adv.
Everything in fresh fruit and vege-
tables for Saturday at Estes Market.
ADV.
i A good variety of fresh fish, live
and boiled Holsters and clans at Estes
Market. ADV.
@"Alias Jimmy Valentine is here,
this time, will be shown today only.
Harte Theatre-Adv.
Canned lobster, crab meat, clover
leaf and Libby's salmon and tuna fish
at the Fruitland. ADV.
Mrs. Frank B. Edgerton returned
Thursday to Troy after visit ofs sew.
eral days at the home Of Mrs Frank
Moore Of Adams street.
Have you heard the whistlers from
blrdland? Murray and Irwin and Leora
Vennette, coincidence, they are at
Harte Theatre today-Adv.
Miss Bridge. Costello, Miss Mary
Mcclure and Miss Catherine Tocmey
have returned to Springfield after d
visit of a few days at their homes
here.
District Deputy Grand Patron c. S.
Estes returned this morning from
Barre where he has been attending
the grand chapter of the Order of the
Eastern Star.
Two big vaudeville acts: Leora Ven
Inette, Coincidence, and Murray and r.
win comedy and talking. whistling act
Initiating birds ] and bird lore, very
clever, at Harte Theatre today. ADV.
! William Eddmgton has returned
from Detroit where he has been act
ing as forwarding man for the Yer
mont Hudson and Essex distributing
lagencies. # :.
! Floyd Wright, who for the past few
years has been employed in the shoe
! department. Of the Noyeck store. has
resigned and accented similar employ
mont in the store OF A. Drysdale &
Son.
Harry Carey in "A Gun Fighting
Gentleman" (its a thriller, Pathe
News and Roin Comedy at Library
Theatre today Che coolest place in
town.. Showing at $50 and p.
m. ADV.
Boys and girls wishing to earn high
wages during summer vacation, can
obtain employment at The Allen A
ICompanys mill where applications
are now being received to be filled
~ W. ~ aAStehAAt bCSAhSs NuNs
jRey. and Mnis George S. Mills, Rev.
Vincent Rasl-Botth, Ar huF J. Holden,
Philip r. II. Plerson, Miss Ann Clark
and Mrs. T.. J., S B!ey were among
those who attended the annual county
convention CT Congregational
lchurches and ministers at Peru.
Another big program-"A Alias Jimmy
l Valentine the world-famous crook
tdranh, starring Bert Lytell; The
fGreat Nickel Robbery a Sunshine
comedy; Murray and Irwin, the whist
lers from birdland and Leora Venne,te
lcomedienne, Hartes orchestra. Harte
Theatre today ADV.
Books for everybody" is a nation
wide effort to promote Libraries and to
make for better citizenship and
wider opportunities for selfeducation
through good books. The movement is
authorized by the American Library
association and the quota assigned to
Bennington is SAG, Leave your con.
tribution at the Free Library.
The young people of the Bap.
church, who intend to go to Pownal
! tomorrow to the convention are re.
quested to meet at the church a little
before 10 o'clock. We expect 20 have
autos enough to take all who want TO
go. Those who cannot leave in the
morning will make their own arrange
ments to reach Pownal Arrangements
are under way for return transporta-
ton Those who plan TO go by train
will have to leave on the Troy train.
as connections cannot be made by way
of Petersburg Junction.
Miss Mary and Gratia Norton of
Rockford, ILL.,, who are on a trip to
New York and Washington are stop
ping for over the weekend at the Wal
loomsac Linn for the purpose of visit.
ing Bennington, their mothers birth
place. The Misses Norton are descen-
ldants of Capt. Samuel Robinson, one of
,he first settlers Of Bennington, who
was sent to England to obtain grants
Iof land from King George III. This Is
1.-THE first visit Of the Misses Norton to
Vermont. Their mothers name, be-
fore marriage, was Miss Ann Allyn,
daughter of the late Henry Allyn and
granddaughter of Isaac Webster who
was buried in the Old Bennington GEM
etery.
NJ. F, Harrington has suggested to