The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-18
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News Of the Town and Village Told
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News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers
Fresh fish for Thursday-Estes'
Market. Adv,
Miss Helen Doyle OF Hoosick Falls
spent the 10Th with friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H. Shaw of
Manchester are in the village today.
Potatoes, per peck 60 cents. at the
Public Market, 1l3 North St., tel 432.M.
ADV.
Alfage e'rault is assisting as clerk
. in Quinlan's drug store for a few
weeks.
Coming Friday and Satirday-Nor-
ma Talmadge in "She Loves and Lies"
Library Theatre, Adv.
Buy preserving peaches now; fancy
stock in IL to IA quart boxes--$1.75 a
box at Estes, ADV.
See Elsie Ferguson in THE Coun-
terfelt" and Paramount Magazine
picture at Opera House today and to-
morrow. ADV.
Beautiful and talented Elsie Fergu-
son in The Counterfeit" Para
mount-Artcraft special at Opera House
tonight. Adv.
Elsie Ferguson in 1.-THE Counter
felt" will be substituted for Huckle-
berry Finn at Opera House tonight
and tomorrow. Adv
Huckleberry Finn did not arrive for
showing at the Opera House tonight
so we are substituting Elsie Ferguson
in "The Counterfeit ADV.
Red Cross work will be done at the
Mt Anthony Country club Thursday
morning. Members are reQues led to
meet at the club at O'Clock
Miss Margaret Nash, who has been
spending several days with her
lmother, returned Monday to Hudson,
in. Y, where she has employment.
Harry Wood has given up his posi-.
ton as clerk in Quinlan's drug store
and has accepted position as bell
boy in the Walloomsac Inn at Old
\ bennington
Miss Anna Summers has returned
to her rooms on Depot street after
a visit of few days with Mrs. Olive
Tefft and son who are at their bunga.
low on Carpenter HILL
David T. Murray, Joseph Cunning,
Daniel ]. Keller, ir., p. j. Prender.
CAST and James Tracey arrived home
Tuesday evening from their automo-
BILE trip to New York.
Martin j. Howes OF Swift River,
Mass, is spending few days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William c.
Clark of Grove stree. Mr.. Howes is
a nephew of Mrs, Clark.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Silver vent to
Troy for over the week end and we're
/ accompanied home Monday by their
daughter, Miss Monica Silver who has
been visiting in Trey Cor several
+ weeks.
What does woman's soul mean tO
the average man? Whatever you
think now you may change your mind
3 when you see Dorothy Dalton in The
Market OF Souls"' at Harte Theatre
today Adv
The Garden Club OF Manchester is
to hold a flower show tomorrow in
Manchester. Mrs James Eddy, Mrs.
George NJ Hawks and Miss Ann
Shields OF Bennington are TO motor
Ito Manchester and act as judges in
the awarding OF prizes.
Last chance for the Welfare Camp!
The number OF girls 10 go over Satur
day for the coming week has not yet
been filled out so there will be room
for several more at the camp Don't
You want to be one of them? The
girls who have been there had such a
good time that they didnt>,want to
come home! II you wan. a similar
good time call up Persis Holden,
l111-W and make arrangements.
All OF six hundred telephones we're
, put out of commission by the electric
: storm early Sunday morning. A large
amount OF trouble Is always expert
enced by exchanges during the damp
, weather of August and during the
past three weeks fully thousand in
struments have been on, OF order at
one time or another. The storm of
Sunday morning, however crippled
the service at the local exchange to
a greater 'ex ent than at any previous
time during the last II years, Re
! pairs are being made as rapidly as
l possible and 1t is hoped that in an
oher "a hours normal service win be
restored. While the present brand
of weather prevails whether there
are thunder storms or not, subscrib-
ers are destined to experience incon-
l. venience. The majority will escape
S but others will become victims of