The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

GOOD berries for that Sunday short
cake; get them at Estes. ADV.
Supper hours on Sundays $3.50 p. m.
to $3.50 p. m. at the Cafeteria. Adv. |,
Phenix club, cream, snappy, pi-
mento, new and old cheese: Estes
market. ADV.
Tomato and cabbage plants at
Estes. ADV.
James MCGUIRE OF Mill street Is
visiting for few days at the home of |
his brother, Louis Mcclure, in Chat
ham.
Frank Heryey, Jr., who has been !
visiting at his home here for few
days has returned to Springfield |
where he has employment.
Two big vaudeville acts and Bessie
Barriscale in THE Notorious Mrs.
Sands" and the first episode of THE
Silent Avenger." Harte Theatre
Monday. Adv.
Fresh pineapples and cocoanutS.
Estes market. Adv.
Special price reduction in the Lad.
les cloak and suit department. rs
per cent off on all suits, coats and
dresses Friday and Saturday at No
weeks. ADV. 9t2
La Touraine coffee, Nucoa nut but
ter! Stop at Estes. Adv.
Coming Monday-Library Theatre
William Russell in 6ft.-4 sensa.
tional Western attraction and one
OF Mack Sennett's Comedy creations.
ADV
Pleanty OF fresh cucumbers and
lettuce at Estes. Adv.
Tomorrow, Whi%unday, the 'serv-
ices in st. Peters Church will be
Holy Communion at 1880; Morning
Prayer, Holy Communion an sermon
at 1890; Church School at noon;
Evening Prayer at o'clock.
Holsters and clans: Estes mar
ket. Adv.
Mrs. A. Sidney Bowles, Mrs. c. NJ.
Graves, Mrs. Henry Il. Jones and
sister, Mrs. Virgil Humason, were
among those from Bennington who at
tended the annual meeting of the Ma
tional society OF Colonial Danes
which was held in Burlington this
week.
Plenty OF panses and geraniums.
Estes market Adv.
Miss Elizabeth Hoffman,, instruc-
tor OF teachers training in Rutland,
was in town to attend a meeting per-
tanning to teachers in high school nall
Friday evening. Miss Hoffman, is a
former member OF the local high
} school faculty and is passing the
week end with Miss Daisy p Rudd
The public is cordially invited to
the services OF the First Baptist
church w G. Towart, pastor. Church
school at 9:45 a. IN. Morning wor,
ship atll:00 a, m. Talk TO Juniors
and sermon for adults. Adults classes
meet after church Young people
meet at $50 p, IN. Evening worship
with sermon at 7,30 p. N.
Special for Saturday shoppers al
the Drysdale Subway store. Lo- OF
over 100 pairs boys shoes at s2S5
Regular 1915 to $500, sizes l to 6
I The seasons accumulation Of broker
lines of all sorts, dress. school anC
sport footwear. Not every size II
exery sort but every size in some
+ sort Every pair a true bargain.
Potatoes-good hard stock a
Estes Adv
4 Monday, two vaudeville acts, Allen
+ Clifford and Barry, three girls. BIZ
!. singing musical act that will be the
n talk OF tho town and Bernetto anC
!. Iisterio in a novelty act Both direc
|, from Keith Circuit. The Notorious
Mrs. Sands" starring Bessie Barris
Gale and the first episode OF THE 81
lent Avenger." Harte Theatre. Adv
Home grown asparagus! Lots o
9 It at Estes Adv.
THE Christian Obligation in tn,
= Observance OF Sunday" will be Mr.
= Mills theme at the morning servic'
!, of the Second Congregational churcl
: tomorrow. Hour OF worship is 1875
a Auult NldooGS III GilC duulLOIluHi llii
:. mediately following Church schoo
at u. Young peoples meeting a
h $50, in the chapel parlor A cordia
II welcome for all visitors and strane
v ers.
d Wax beans, green beans, peas, sum
# mer squash, radishes, bunch onions
rhubarb spinach, dandelions, egl
n plant. Bermuda onions, and mush
!, rooms. Estes. ADV.
/ Isaac p, Walker, who with Mrs
: Walker left for their annual vacation
o in Maine on Wednesday wrote pos
g card To +. w. Williams which was re
o ceived this morning. MIR. Wake
q writes Left Bennington Wednesda.
d a. M, overnight Newburyport Al
rived here $3.50 p. IN. today 1903 mile
l. 20 miles to gallon OF gas. Essex RAJ
s like my watch and that kept time It
the minute" The card was post
"a marked Augusta, Me-, May 90.
/. Among recent naval announcement
4 is one OF particular interest to freind
n OF Theodore II. Thomas in Benning
q ton, Thomas who is in training a
q the United States training staten
s. San Francisco, Calf, has succeeded
N in winning himself place on thu
n station cutter racing crew, and Il
n rowing number three on the por
mn