The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-12
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Cafeteria will open at a m in
stead OF m. Adv.
The Quinlan Pharmacy is beng re-
wired for new electrical fixtu as
Fancy berries, fresh pineapples,
and cocoanuts. Este market. Adv
Coming Nazimova in The Heart
of Child Harte Theatre Friday.
Adj.
Mrs. Laura b. Cole and grandson,
John Cole are in North Adams TO-.
the day.
HARDWOOD bricks IN chocolate, va
Mia and lemon ice cream Quart and
p.nl sizes. Orders delivered Adv
Anyone having any hogs please
no fy Morris Levin, tel. 25-W, or
lbI.ng to The car Friday morning. ADV.
George " Witiams, Bennington
county distributor OF Burgo, has pur
chased Il new three-quarte. ton OAs.
noble truck.
Corinne Glittlth-m Human Col
lateral" an amazing drama of how a
girl was staked as pawn for money.
Harte Theatre today. Adv.
Miss Dora Galloway OF South Cam
bridge and Mss katherine Purcell of
Troy spent the week end with Miss
KDthe.ine Elem ng of Main street.
Leslie Fleming. who has employ
ment in Pittsfeld is spending short
vacation with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Fleming of Man street.
There will be an Oldfashioned
dance at Foreste s hall, East Airing
ton, Friday night. May IA Round
and square dances Elwell's orches
ira ADV.
! Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Rcnsenhousen
have moved from the w. D. Newton
tenement on Union street To- one of
the new Holden and Leonard houses
on West Main street.
Blue ribbon peaches for pies every
body likes them Estes market Adv
Change Of vaudeville at Library
Theatre tomorrow Benson and Bel
a big novelty singing and dancing act
direct from United Time) special
scenery and effects ADV.
Rhubarb, asparagus, string beans,
green peas, parsn'ps, spinach, dan
del!ons, bunch beets, egg turnips,
lradishes, cucumbers. celery, lettuce,
bermuda onions, and new cabbage a.
Estes Adv
Tomorrow being Ascension day
there will, be Il celebration of the
Holy Communion in st, Peters
church at 1890 and also at 10 o'clock.
TAT O'clock the q will be a service for
the members Of the church school.
| Change OF yaudeV.lle-Wain and
w. gh.--lady and gentleman in one
of the best singing and talking acts.
Specia' scenery. Pauline Frederick
| in Love of Lefty" and Larry Sc.
mon comedy Harte Theatre tomor-
row. ADV
Burgc. the new beverage put out by
Fitzgerald Bros, of Troy, sells at
$27O per case, of two dozen bottles,
with a rebate OF 20 cents when the
bottles are returned. Now ready for
delivery Geo w Williams Tel.
50S-W, ADV.
library Theatre today Howard
land vaudeyllle's bigges. SEN
sation 0ast three times) and Re
spectacle by r. oxy" Ia Blackton
special feature,) It's spicy, romantic,
mirthful. dramatic Showing at 81
and p m. ADV.
Supt. and Mrs. G. p Martin of The
So diers' home left Tuesday for Rut
land Mr.. Martin will attend the an
nual entampment of the Vermont
depar ment OF the G.. A. r. and Mrs
Martin will be present at the annual
state convention Of the Woman's Re
lief Cops.
The Burns homestead corner OF
Maple and Spring streets owned by
the daughters of the late James
Burn3 has been sold through the
Charles N. Powers real estate agency
to Mrs, Minnie E. Bodine OF No til
Adams Mass Mrs Bodine, who be
fore marriage was Miss Minnie Il
Bushnell was former resident oi
Bennington and is now about to return
TO make her home here.
About five hundred gir's from she
high schools throughout the state
were present at the second annua
conference Of the Older girls &C Yer
mont which was held at the Univer
sity of Vermont last week. An I'M
lportant topic discussed at the confe
ence was that of a summer camp fol
girls at Grand Isle. This camp viii
resemble Camp Abnakl for boys. anc
VIII be known as Camp Hochelaga.