The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-17
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The Christmas number Of the Cata-
mount Is now on sale at Evans News
Agency.-Ady.
Mrs Elmer j. Lansing Of Imperial
avenue Is visit ng with relatives and
friends In Pittsfe'd, Mass.
The Misses Burns of Hoosick Falls
are spending the day with their bro
ther, Thomas Burns Of Scott street.
A bunch Of keys was lost Thursday.
VIII finder please return same to the
Banner office and receive reward
adv.
A Christmas suggestion-see our
attractive lines of blouses, petticoats
AID sweaters. The Murray's, Putnam
House block.-Adv.
Mrs. Lena Bowles has returned
from Rutland, where she has been the
guest of her daughter Mrs. Howard
Manley, for several days.
The Bennington high school basket
ball team viii play the Delta Upsilon
fraternity Of Williamstowr at the Y.
M. c. A. tonight at o'clock.
George A. Mathers left today for
Montpelier to attend meeting of the
executive committee Of the Vermont
department, American legion.
Exercises were held at the high
school this forenoon with an address
by Rev j, A. Perry on college Life"
Richard Hall acted as chairman
Mrs. Hollis Duncan OF the Pownal
road was taken TO the Putnam Memor-
al hospital Thursday suffering from
"a severe attack Of muscular rheuma-
t.su,
n " Mar den Of Manchester Cen
ter Is one Of the Norwich university
students who we're recently awarded
letters for participation in the 1920
football season
Ernest Pellerin, who attends the
Springfield business college, arrived
home today to spend the holidays
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Pelerin
Five laymen Of the ocal Methodist
church attended the laymen's conven-
ticn IT, Troy Thursday making the trip
to and from that city in f L. Bot
tum's automobile
Mrs. Nettie Hastings and son Clyde,
who have been spending several
months at the Holster camp at The
Pines have taken rooms at the home
Of Miss Jennie Williams for the win
ter,
Archie King has moved his shoe
shine parlor to the store recently va
Gated by Burt, the florist The store
has been newy repaired and improy-
cd and was opened for business this
morning.
John N. Leonard entertained the
members Of the Williams college Jazz
band at dinner Thursday evening.
Music was furnished by the orchestra
and all present passed very enjoy.
able evening.
Pre-holiday reductions at the Muir
rays Putnam House block. Coats
lined throughout with or without fur
collars, $3.50 TO S35; coats formerly
$65 at S45; coats formerly $50 at SOS;
suits formerly s65 at s45.-Adv.
The Bennington club smoker Thurs
day even ng was one of the most en-.
loyable entertainments held at the
rooms during the present social sea-
sen. There was also good attend
ance The Williams college jazz
band, violin, saxaphone. piano. three
banjourines and drums, was In attend
ance with an amusing monologuist
After the regular concert many Of the
members took partin the chorus sing
ing The college boys engendered
so much enthus asm that vocal music
was continued after the musicians
departed for Wi'liamstown, Harry
Phillips providing the piano accom-
paniment. Refreshments, Of which
roast yenison was the predominating
feature, we're served
1t takes but an hour to run the film
Of THE Trail of the Arrow" the auto.
mobile picture story which Is being
shown each evening at the Bennington
Garage, and people who are on the
streets have an opportunity TO wit
ness a thrilling entertainment free.