The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-19
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Ball Band rubber boots at Harris.
ADV.
New vaudeville At Harte Theatre to
day Adv.
The mid week prayer meeting at the
Baptist church WI be held ton 'ght.
Card party tonight in G. a. r. hall
given by Womans Relief Corps.
Everyone welcome. ADV.
Fresh pineappies. cranberries,
fancy apes, grape fruit, oranges
and bananas at Estes market.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ben Harmon are
visiting Mr.. lannon's parents, Col.
and Mrs Thomas Harmon of South
street
Halibut. paddock, cod. Boston blue,
cusk, smelts, fresh mackerel, fresh
herring and oysters at Public Fruit
mkt. Adv.
Beet greens, spinach, caulefower
green peppers, head lettuce, celery,
escaro'le, cabbage, egg turnips, and
parsnips at Estes. ADV.
Mrs. Sarah Rogan OF Maple street,
who fell several days ago and broke
her right arm has been confined to
the bed but is now able to sit up.
Change OF vaudeville at Harte
theatre today. Thomas and Tilley"
lady and gentleman, in corking
good singing, dancing and talking
act ADV.
Mrs Nicholas Butler, who was call
ed to New York several days ago, by
the serious illness of her s ster, Mrs
Mary Becke returned Wednesday
her home on Bradford street
Special Special Special, Har 9
theatre tomorrow afternoon and eve
ming Gera' dine Farrar supported by
Lou Tellegen in big Go dwyn pro-
duction "The World and Its Woman"
and Charlie Chaplin in THE Rink"
ADV
The funeral OF Mrs. John F. Hogan
was held from st. Francis de Sales
church Tuesday af ernoon. Rev. r. ].
Cahil' officiating. The bearers were
Joseph Mulligan, Joseph Murphy.
Michael Hogan, Stephen Mulvey,
Richard Burke and Emmett Leahy
The body was placed in the vault at
Park Lawn cemetery.
1.-THE World and its Woman one
of those gigantic productions that
make nations sit up and take notice,
a 3Goldwyn production fea uring Ger
aldine Farrar and Lou Tellegen and
THE Rink" featuring Charlie Chap
lin at Harte Theatre tomorrow after.
noon and evening. Regular admis-
sion and II cents. ADV.
Shipwrecked, terror despair. and
thrills Of heroic rescue-barbaric
scenes of struggle with nature on
south sea shrinking from prowl
ing beasts on a storm swept Goa
these are just few Of the tremend-
GUS scenes in Cecil 3. DeMille's mas
ter creation Male aud Female at
Library Theatre, 3 days commencing
today. See our big cd ADV.
Earl w Williams. proprietor Of the
Bennington garage. is expected TO re
turn oday from Detroit Mich, where
he has been on a business trip. Au-
tonlobile statesmen. because of the Tin
precedented demand and the embargo
place upon shipments by the railroad
administration, are experiencing
much difficulty in securing cars. Mr..
w Jams has written that he has
been comparatively successful In plac
ing orders but shipments are out Of
the question at present According
ly he delayed his stay in Detroit for
several days to make storage ar
rangements Later, il the embargo is
lif ed the cars will be shipped to
Bennington. II the embargo is re-
tanned indehni ely the cars. most
ly different styles of Essex and Hud-
son make, will be driven here by
men who viii so to Detroit for that
purpose.