The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-14
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Mems heavy buckle artics sl.47 at
Harris. Adv.
Eugene Burt has returned from a
business trip to New York.
Miss Eileen Mcbride OF Spring
street is confined to the house by H.
nesg.
Mrs. David Scott OF Hoosick Falls
is spending the day with Mrs. David
Crichton.
/ H. Ray Hart left this morning on
business trip to New York and
Providence.
Boys extra high top storm and
skating shoes, big value $4.95, Harris
Shoe store. ADV.
Paul Mcbride returned Tuesday
/ from visit of several days with mis-
sisters in Rutland.
Miss Hope Tompkins OF Elm street
has been confined to the house for O
few days with severe cold.
Anyone having cattle or calvea VIII
please notify Morris Levin or BRING
TO the car on Saturday Adv.
Mrs. Fred Stone of Pa street en-.
tered the Putnam Memorial hospital
today preparatory for an operation.
Eleanor Hawkins, little daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Hawk ns Of
South street, is III with whooping
cough.
Miss Mary O'Brien and Miss Julia
Gerard OF North Adams are visiting
for few days with Miss Dorothy
Bahan.
/ All young women interested in
basketball are requested to meet at
the Y. NJ. G. A. tonight at s O'Clock
for practice
The Joyous Liar" with ]. Warren
Kerr gan is story that opens and
ends In whirlwind action, Al Library
Theatre today. Adv.
J. Warren Kerrigan Lillian Wake,
and Joseph J. Bowling are the three
stars in THE Joyous Liar, the BIZ
special feature ct Library Theatre to.
day. ADV.
There will be no meeting of the
Women Votes League this week
The meeting which was scheduled TO-
Friday evening. Jan. 16, has been pos
,poned to Jan. %.
Tomorrow evening at 1880 in the
First Baptist church the regular N d
week prayer and Bible class hour, A
meeting OF the finance committee is
called afterwards.
Mrs. Joseph Ryan of Academy
place, who has been III for the past
month is improving and is now able
to be up q part OF the day. Mrs.
Frank Gabbett Is caring To-. her.
Clarence Coomer, who has been
employed as clerk at the Atlantic and
Pacific company store has been pro
noted to the position of manager OF
the company's store at Woodstock
All membera OF the mems class of
the Second Congregational church |
and all men who have at any time at |
tended this class are most cordially In |
vlted to attend an entertainment In |
the chapel of the church III s evening |
Refreshments will be served The
entertainment Is scheduled 10 begin al !
promptly s o'clock.
The girls basketball team Of Ben
nington high school will play the |
81 Is OF Burr and Burton Seminary |
Friday evening at the Y NJ. c. A. |
gymnasium. The local girls feel sure !
of victory after their success last !
week in the Lansingburgh game. The
prelim nary game will be Played by
seniors and Juniors of the high school /
and is the first game in the Metcalf
Cup se.ies.
Byron N. Clark Vermont State Y.
NJ. G. A. secretary, was in town Mon
day and Tuesday. He was in attend
ance at the annual meeting of the To-
cal Y. VI. C. A. and visited some
places OF historic interest add ng
some souyeniors to the Camp Abnaki
collection and obtaining shaft for
the historic gavel which VIII be used
at the sessions Of the state boys con
ference this year. The gavel viii be
of fourteen pieces OF wood,
each from different county Of the
state.