The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-13
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Edward II. Everett arrived Friday
from New York and is at his home in
Old Bennington
Miss Helen Hurley. Miss Hazel
Work and Miss Pauline Cornell spent
Friday in Troy.
Berwick cakes ESTES market. ADV
Arlington sausage; Arlington frank
forts. Estes market. Adv
Sheriff p. B. Gardner left This
morning for Boston to attend the au
tomobile show which opened today.
Harwood's brick ice cream, special
for Saturday and Sunday vanilla,
chocolate and pineapple, quart and
pint sizes, ADV.
. Christian Science services will be
he'd at COG Main street Sunday morn
ing at IL o'clock and on Wednesday
evening at 7.30.
Mrs. Jacob Hanna, who underwent
a serious operation Thursday at the
Putnam Memorial hospital is resting
comfortably today.
H. H. Warren left this morning on
a business trip to Boston He will al
so attend the automobile show dur
ing his stay at the Hub.
: Mrs. L. H. Nelson and sons, Lewis
and Robert of Washington street left
this morning for Winston-Salem, N.
c., Mrs. Nelson's former home.
Wiliam j. Miller has recovered
from few days illness and was able
Friday to resume work at the Chand-
Ter grocery store in Old Bennington.
Your last chance to see Dorothy
Phillips in THE Right to Happiness
Opera House tonight. Shows at Z and
O'Clock. Admission II and 22c-Adg
John Baker. ST., of Old Bennington
nam Memorial hospital Thursday His I
condition today is reported as favor
able.
She preached mob violence, her
father was a millionaire See Dorothy
Phillips in The Right to Happiness,
Opera House tonight. Shows Z and
9.-Ady.
See Albert Ray and Elinor Fair
when old Vag, ridden by Jimmie on a
muddy track wins the race in "Vaga-
bond Luck Harte Theatre today
ADV. 1854
Mrs. Hayiland Sibley pleasingly en-
tertained few friends Mt bridge Fri (
day evening at her home on Union /
street Dainty refreshments were
served. iis1
Rev. Vincent Rayi Booth, pastor of 1
the Old First church at OH Benning
ton returned Thursday from a vaca-
iion of several weeks which he spent
in Florida
Mrs. f. j. Cummings of North
street is in Troy~for the day She
was Joined at North Bennington by
Mrs. William C. Meagher and daugh-
ter Miss Mary Meagher.
Cucumbers, tomatoes, Boston let
tuce, celery, spinach, beet greens,
cauliflower. egg plant. oyster plant,
sweet potatoes, radishes,
green peppers, rhubarb, old and new
cabbage at Estes. Adv
Born February "a at the North
Adams hospital daughter, June Sey-
mour, to Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll l..
Johnson of North Adams Mrs. John
son was formerly Miss Agnes Sey
mour of Bennington.
The usual big Saturday program at
Library Theatre today. Beautiful
Vivian Martin in Jane Goes A-Woo- +
ing" Ga Paramount featured and that
sensational Jack Dempsey in Dare /
devil Jack, (episode0s). Adv.
Monday Relations" starring
zasu Pitts and Florence Vidor; chap
ters and of THE Invisible Hand
and change of vaudeville, Niobe-"The
Water Queen" eats. drinks, sings and
laughs under water. Harte Theatre.
Mrs, Mildred Gardner trained 4
nurse, who for a number of months /
has been employed in Cambridge left I
this morning for New York where she (
has a position in the Manhattan hos /
pital. She was accompanied as far as
Albany by Mrs. Clifford Atkins of (
Gage street.
A happy, snappy racing comedy with
Albert Ray and Elinor Fair in another (
of the Sweetest stories ever told"
'Vagabond Luck; Chapters 5 and 6 /
of The Adventures of Ruth and the 7
last appearance of Madell and Corbley
in their comedy musical act. Hartes
orchestra. Harte Theatre today
ADV.
Girls clubs are being organized at I
the high school through the efforts
of Miss Martha Pratt, county leader
OF boys and girls clubs. The sophie !
more girls met Friday afternoon and |
elected the following officers: Coun-
selor, Miss Isabel p Norton; presi- I
dent Miss Edith Joliyette: secretary. |
Miss Elizabeth Leahy; treasurer!9Mis |
Margaret Leonard. The school clubs |
constitute division of the Rainbow
Federation.
Mrs. II. r.. Bristol delight
fully entertained at dinner Thursday
evening, at her home on Washington
street, the nurses of the Putnam
Memorial hospital in honor of her !
guest MISS P. NJ. Howatt of North |
Adams. Green and white was the
color scheme and the table was ar
tistically decorated with ST. Patriek's /
green. The fayors wore green and
white baskets containing candies. |
Miss Howatt is a former member of |
the nursing staff of the Putnam Mem
orial hospital.