The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-07
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Have you read the Library Theatre
ad today? ADV.
Charlie Cnap;n IN The vagabond"
Opera House tonight. ADV.
Harry M. Haynes is visiting rela-
tves and friends in Peekskill, n. Y.
Mrs. Grant Hallenbeck of North
street is confined to her home by ill
ness.
Coming Monday-"The Law of Ma.
ture' (the big reel sensation) Iii
brary Theatre. ADV.
IIarwoods bricks in chocolate, va
nilla and raspberry ice cream. Quart
aud pint sizes. Orders delivered, Adv
=. P. Stone has had telephone in
stalled at his home on North Branch
street. The number is 592-R.
DR.. j. H. Reichling and Chas A.
Wood returned Friday morning from
New York The trip was made in an
/ au omobile
| Miss Lydia A. jones OF Petersburg
is spending the week end at the home
ol Mr. and Mrs. J. 7. Morrissey of
Washington street
/ Wanted at oncc-IOung man to take
( ickets, afternoons and evenings, also
young man to act as usher evenings,
apply manager, Library Theatre ADV.
Enid Bennett in IS epp.ng Out and
4 Charlie Chaplin in The Vagabond.'
Opera House tonight. Admission 6 and
II cents, ADV,
See Shirley Mason in Molly and
II, a Mutt and jeff comedy and cpl.
sode Hidden Dangers" Harte The
atre today ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank McDermott of
Pi tlhold and Mrs. McDermott's sis
ter, Miss Alma Dagesse and Miss
Leah Roy are in camp at Woodford
for two weeks
Rev. II. j. Mailet and Miss Hilda
Nachon both of Manchester and Sam
ue Therrien of Stafford Springs,
Conn, are guests at the home Of Rich
ard Vachcn Of Bradford street.
The report of war savings and thrift
stamps sold at the Bennington post Of
/ flee for the month ending June 80, is
as follows: w. s. sold and eXchang
ed, II valued a 1898; 500 war saw
ing certificates, valued at 1920;
total 213,1S.
The August meeting of the Graded
Union will nc. be held owing to the
fact that many of the members are
away on vacations. Plans are being
made for a three days institute for
Sunday school workers to be- held in
4 Sep ember when the regular work Of
Union will be resumed
| Christian Science services will be
held at COG Main street Sunday a II
| a. M. and Wednesday at 1880 p IN.
The reading room is open to the public
from 2;30 to .. m every day except
Sunday and holidays. There may be
read, Borrowed or purchased all au-
-horized Christian Science literature,
The public is cordially invited to the
services of the First Baptist church
tomorrow Church schoo. 9:45 a. m
1 Morning worship II 4. M: Subject OF
sermon; The dynamic power OF an
funconquerabe conviction. Adult
classes at $780, Subject: Goods
search for a man for the. day, DR..
Robbins breaches at both services
The Second Congregational church
cordially invites the PUBLIC to its ser
vices on the Lords Day; morning wor-
ship 1t 1890; sermon by Rev, Dumont
Clarke. formerly Of Anduyer, Mass,
Church school iat noon Mems class
meets in Gnditorium at the noon hour
Mr., Clarke will address the Mems
class. Usual midMeek meeting on
Thursday evening at 7:30; subject;
PARALLELS of the Harvest
Miss Grace Sage. said to be one OF
lhe most beautiful young women in
the country and reader of rare abli,
ty is to give an entertainment in High
school hall Tuesday evening under the
auspices of the Women's Auxiliary OF
the Y. NJ. c. A. Miss Sage will read
1.-The Coun 'ry Cousin Booth Tarking
tons best known play. 1t is in the
rendition of the dialogue of the var
lious charac .ers that Miss Sages la
ents ccme into full play. The pro
ceeds of the entertainment will go tC
pay for some of the improvement. s
made at the Y M. G. A. building dur
ing the past few weeks and which
have Transformed that building to an
astonishing degree.