The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-26
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bulk at Estes. ADV.
Several varieties of rich cheese and
fresh dairy butter. Ests' mkt. Adv
Mrs Anna McCue of School street |
returned the first of the week from a
visit Of several weeks in Boston.
William Cunningham of Boston is
visiting for two weeks at the home of
the Misses McCue Of School street
Don't miss Charlie Chaplin in
Shoulder Arms and Billie Burke in
"Peggy'' at the Opera House today. /
ADV.
Fancy berres-Estes Market. Adv. |
Ripe melons, peaches wa ermelons.
red bananas, and pineapples. Estes
ADV.
Mrs A. B. Sibley returned Friday
evening from visit Of four weeks /
with her brother, F. E. Morgan, at
Southport, Conn.
| Big special program at Library The
Iatre Monday-Blanche Sweet in "A
/ Woman OF Pleasure and "Jiggs in
Society. See the Banner Monday.
Mrs Patrick Gleason of Gage treet, |
who has been seriously i'll and is at
he Putnam Memorial hospital under
going treatment, is improving slowly.
Sunday services at st. Francis de
Sales church--Mass and Holy Com
munon at 700, $3.50 and 1890 Ros
airy, Litany and Benediction at 80 ,. |
H.
There win be q council NEE ing OF
the Young Woman's club at club
rooms Monday evening, June 18th at
7:45. All those who are members OF
the council are requested o be pres
ent.
The report cards which were mailed
to the parents of high school studens /
few days ago show era -ifying inn /
Iproyement in the scholarship Of the [
school as whole when compared /
with The reports for the first half Of
the year.
Alice Durham, who for a number OF
weeks has been under treatment at
the Putnam Memorial hospi'a al, has
sufficiently recovered to leave the
institution and was taken Friday to
the home Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
II. NJ. Durham at Haynes corners.
Ted Jenney and friend whom he
met while in service overseas are on
a canoeing trip of two weeks on Lake
Champlain Jenney is a student at
the University Of Pennsylvania at
Philadelphia and is passing the sum
mer recess at the home OF his brother, Il
Or. J. D. Jenney.
Archie Chartoff six year old son
of Mr. and Mrs Samuel Char,off Of
Pratt street, who for the past six
weeks has been undergoing trea ment
at the Pu nam Memorial hospital for
"a compound fracture Of both bones
in the right leg sustained in an au-
iOmcbile accident, was able Friday 20
leave The hospital.
Pc er Longtin, daughters Helen and 4
Odena. son Bober and Leroy Shaw I
returned the first Of the week from
a motor trip to Wlnooski They were u
accompanied home by Mr. Longtin's |
daughter Pauline and son Roland who 4
are students at ST. Louis conven. at
Winooski and viii spend the 1
summer vacation here
Rev and Mrs. George S. Mills leave
on Monday for the international Con
gregatonal Council which is held in
Boston June % b July 6. Mr.. Mills T
is one Of the $50 nationally chosen /.
delegates. Mrs. Mills attends as cor
respond ne delegate, representing tho
Vermont Branch OF ne Woman's
Board OF Foreign Missions. After the
Council Mr. and Mrs Mills viii 20 TO
Belfast, Name for the month Of july
returning early in Angus.
At the First Baptist church, Sun
day the Rev. c. Ernest Robbins, Yer
mont State Sunday School Supernten-
dent viii occupy the pulpit The morn
service al II o'cock and evening ser
vice at 1880. Pastor Towart and 9th
er delegates are attending the North [
ern Baptist convention at Buffalo The !
church school, with classes for all, will |
meet at GAS m-with the exception !
of the adult classes, who will meet /
after the morning service. The b. Y 4
p. u, meets as usual at $50 p m. All I
members and others interested are .
cordially invited to attend these ser /
vices
Miss Helen Koehler, who came to
Bennington some five years ago from
/ Troy and who has since been employ
ed at the II. Il. Bradford company UNI
derwear mill, leaves today for Duluth,
Mimi, to make her home with her
brother F. NJ, Koehler In apprecia !
ton of the esteem in which she has
held, Miss Koelher was given a sur
prise party Wednesday evening at the
| Pownal Center hall and was presented
a purse of SIS in gold Miss Koelher
will leave bennington with the best
wishes OF the large number of friends
she has made during her residence
here
A fat increase Of ten per cent. to
old and new employees Of the Berk-
shire Street Railway company was the
offer made by Gen Man. c. Q, Rich.
mond to the men in his reply to their
demands made for more wages come
time ago 1t is believed the men will
accept the offer for they were given
a raise last year. A vote is to be TAX. /
en- as to the acceptance or rejection