The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Fresh oysters and clans. Estes
market Adv
Lobsters, finnan haddie, fresh fish
Estes market Adv
A dozen links Of sausage in pack !
age Stop at Estes. Adv.
Ladies Suits at 1-3 off former
prices at The Nichols store.-Ady
New dresses in serge, jersey and
velour just received at The Nichols
Pure maple syrup on your pancakes
for breakfast Get it at Estes. ADV.
Ladies' and chidren's coats popu-
lar priced at the New York stor Adv
Fouth Red Cross roll call Join for
1921.
Plush and Goth coats at greatly re-
duced prices at The Nichols store.
ADV.
Join the Red Cross. Leave your
dollar at the Library or at Kings shoe
shine parlor.
Miss Hilda Benjamin has resigned
her position as clerk in the New
York store.
Latest shades in spats for ladies',
priced the lowest at the New York
store. ADV.
LOst-Hound Medium size blue
licked name Sam. Please notify
w. A. Vial ADV.
Misses Louise Graves and Harriet
Burt LETT Friday for a visit in New
York and Philadelphia
The screens sensation-"The Deep
Purple Library Theatre Monday and
Tuesday Read big ad, ADV.
Rubber footwear for the whole fam
lily, priced the lowest at the New York
stores shoe department Adv.
Victory Joseph Conrad's famous
novel picturized by Maurice Tourneur
at the Opera House tonight.-Ady.
Bennington Grandge will hold soc.
ial dance Wednesday evening, Nov II.
Music by Elwell's orchestra.-Adv
While out shopping tonight, leave
your membership for the Red Cross at
the Library or at Kings shoe shine par
lor.
L. II. Nelson of Amsterdam is spend
ing the weekend in town. Mr. Nelson
was formerly employed by the Allen
A company.
THE North Winds Malice" a
crashing, raging drama Of the Nigh
ty north. Last showing at Library
Theatre. Adv
Lawrence Leyee of Newark, \. j.
visited the earlier part Of the week
=, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Tetreault of Division street
= The Hamlin Cider mill will not take
) any appes after Nov. % Parties hav
ing cider at the mill must get same
5 away before December lst.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lawrence GriswolC
! entertained the clerks of Gsiswold' Z
store at a dinner at their home OF
= Putnam street Friday evening.
Misses Catherine Morrissey, Eliza
beth Cronin and Ruth lockwood are
at home for the week end from The
l. State Normal school at North Adams
Probably the most romantic and pic
turesque period in American histor!
was the days of 40. See "Scarle
/, Days" az lIarte Theatre Monday ADJ
|. The bennington girls club OF tn,
/. National League of girls clubs vii
S hold "Blue Moon dance in thei
s rooms "Wednesday evening Cusson'
e orchestra. Adv
r Sage cheese-Estes' market Adv.
Those who like motion picture
3 brim full of action, pictures whicl
pull the emotions this way and tina
5 way will enjoy Victory. Operi
y House today Adv,
- Gladys BrQckwell in "A Sister t,
y Salome," a Nut and JEFF cartoon CON
= edy and episode Of The Veile.
1, Mystery starring Antonio Moreno.
y Harte Theatre today.-Adv.
!. A Rummage sale will be held i
e the chapel of the Second Congregf
tional church all day Friday, Nov
# 18th This sale is held by the We
t mans Auxiliary of the Y. NJ G A.
e Many Bennington people are attend
s. ing the football game at Williamstowr
IS this afternoon between Williams an
y Wesleyan Among those are, job
Leonard Rev. w. G. Towart and l..
e Macomber.
d A very successful social was he'll
:. in the brotherhood room of the NJ. !
y church Friday night, Miss Vera Hal
II in charge. There were about sevent
e people present. Games and refresf
e ments we're enjoyed.
- The annual district meeting of tn
Chapter Masons of this district wi
y be held with Temple chapter in Ber
y nington next Friday afternoon an
- evening Supper will he served be
:. tween the afternoon and evening se'
:, sions.
# Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Tetreault an
n family are moving from their forme
~ home on Division street to the hous
/. just opposite recently purchased c
Martin Coyle. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfre
Cote of Pratt street will occupy tn
house vacated by Mr.. and Mrs TIE
reault.
Christian Science services will b
held at 606 Main street, Sunday mon
ing at II o'clock and Wednesday ey,
- ming at 1880. The reading room wi
be open to the public from 3 to 5
m except SUNDAYS and holiday
n Here may be read, borrowed or pu
chased all authorized Christian Sc
} ence literature.
h A branch Of the Red Wing club III
der supervision of Mrs. l.. n. Macon
Der, gave q party in the Red Wing clu
rooms Friday evening. All branche
of the club give parties in order