The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Dance tonight, till /, don't fer
get. Admission 40c. Adv.
Dent miss the asst dance before
LeAs. hawks nal tonight. Adv.
Savery's orchestra, featuring Fraz-
ier-on-traps tonight, Hawks ha l..
Adj
The old Jazz Artist Frazier on
traps, Hawks han tonight 9 till /.
Adv.
II you can; come before the show
come after the show Dance till /,
hawk S hal Adv.
L. DeForest Cone, ST., IS convalesc.
ng from recent illness and is able
20 re at his store.
Who stole The Blue Pearl /?
You'I see If you at END the Har.
Theatre today. ADV.
William Hogan has resumed work
n Estes Market after few days
illness with the grip.
NJ IS He.en Meagher cashier at the
Drysdae store, who has been Ill of
the grip, is convalescing.
hoDert Warren, son of Mr.. and Mrs
larry H. Warren is abe to be out
aga n, hay ng recovered t ON the GRIP
Miss Elsie Gavin, who is employed
in Schenectady is her home here
for few days conyalescing from the
grip.
Saverys saxaphone orchestra will
furnish music for he big dance TO-
night, Hawks hall Admission Acc
Ads.
regular meeting of Miriam Re-
bekah lodge will be held this evening
at 8 o'clock. A good attendance is
desired.
B-g high class show with appropri-
a e music by Har4es orche-tra at
Harte Theatre today. Shows at Z
and 8. Adv.
Order fish for Ash Wednesday to-
night from Estes market in4ure
cary delivery tomorrow. open until
8 eloek.--Adv.
Miss Dorothy Carver. engaged in
L brary work in New York, IL passing
few days with her mother Mrs f.
B. Carver OF West Main street.
If you want to see a real detective
story built among New York 400 'Th
Blue Pearl a big spec al production
at Harte Theatre oday. Adv.
The seasons most wonderful at
traction Gee B. DeMille's super.pro.
duction Male and Female at L.
brary Theatre Thursday. Adv.
Miss Marry La ry, clerk in the
Hoosick Falls store of NJ. Lurie, and
who has many acauaintances in Ben
ningtou, died Sunday OF pneumonia.
NJ S. Sarah J. Wilder of North Adams
is spending few days with her daugh
ter, Miss Bertha L. Wilder assistant
to the pastor of the Baptist church
Max Webster, who few days ago
had sufficiently recovered from the
grip so as TO be out, has had re
lapse and is confined TO the bed
again.
eugene Brown of Rutland is in town
for a few days on business Mr..
Brown is former resident and EN-
p oyee Of tile Bennington Scale com
pany
George Salem. who lives over hi
s ore at the corner of Park and Scott
streets, while cleaning snow from the
roof Saturday fell to the sidewa K
and broke an ankle.
Mrs George r, Mathers went to
Troy this morning to be tn her sis
ter, Mrs John Blu ms of Maple street.
no was to undergo an op ration this
morning at the Troy hospital.
Coming to the Harte Theatre soon
Geraldine Farrar supported by Lou
TIE legen In THE World and its Wo-
man. Its one of those gigantic pro
duclions that ar les the scree
wor d once in while. Adv
Roger Hurley and cousin, Mis-
Eleanor Hurley, students at Blu
and Burton seminary in Manches or
are at their homes here as the scho
has been c osed for few days b.
cause Of so much illness
Mrs Carrie Henry of North Be-
ming on, who is undergoing treatmen,
at the Putnam Memorial hospital for
a broken hip, is canya escing and he
many friends viii be pleased to learn
that she is quite comfortable.
Mrs. G. NJ. Burt, who passed tn
week end with her sister, Mrs. j. II
Pc wers of Washington stree and had
expected to return TO Arlington Mon
day, extended her visit day be
cause of the within of the weather bur
eau man and left for Arlington this
at ernoon.
A regular meeting of the Woman's
Relief Corps wi | be held in G. A r.
ha Wednesday evening. 1t is hoped
that there will be a large attendance
of members as the state presiden Of