The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of shs Town and Village Told
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Brick Ice Cream at Harwood's.
Quart or pint sizes. Adv
Peanuts and popping corn on the
cob at Estes market Adv.
DR. demonstrates en-
te tains all next week, Harte Theatre.
ADV.
Dorothy Gish "the little disturber"
In "I'll Get Him Yet at Library Thea.
tire today.-Adv.
A regular meeting of the Fraternal
Order Of Eagles will be held Tues
day evening.
Don't miss Dorothy Gish, the famous
star in "I'll Get Him Yet" Library
Theatre today.--Ady.
Mrs. Electra Murphy OF Man
street, who has been III for several
days, is convalescing.
Scallops, large and small oysters.
clans, salmon, halibut, and haddock
at Estes market. ADV.
Abe Margolin of Poughkeepsie is
passing the week end with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Margol n.
Special Just received O lot of boys
dress shoes to sell at So SO Saturday
only. Bennington Haberdashery, cor.
Main and Depot Sts., A. Rock.--Adv.
Miss Irene F.. Murphy OF Gage
street is spending the week end with
her cousin, Miss Abbie Van Vert in
Hoosick Falls.
when Bear Cat Went Dry" is
purely American in theme and ap.
peals to young end old. Harte Thea
ire Monday. Adv
Halt! Who goes there2 Everybody
to the F. NJ. t. A. B. Fair. Wien?
Tonight in Hawks hall. Oh boy,
we'll be there. Adv.
Oyster plant, string beans, sweet
potatoes, caulflower, spinach, esca-
role. endine, green peppers. Boston
lettuce. and parsley at Estes. Adv.
Peggy Hyland IN THE Merry Go
Round, Mutt and jeff comedy and
chap err g of Bound and Gagged,
Harte Theate today. Adm. &c. and
II cts. Adv.
Who will be the lucky ones at the
F. NJ r. A. b. fair? Come one come
all. Hurley's orchestra will furnish
muse. Adm. 35 cents. Don't forget
the sugar. Adv.
Mrs. Charles Mccarthy of Divfs on
street who has been III for several
days was taken to the Putnam Mem
orial hospital this mo ming suffering
with pleural pneumonia,
John N Leonard is in town today
from Albany on business Mrs
Leonard Is able to be up and around
but they do not expect to return to
Benn ngton until April.
Monday-The biggest six reel fea.
ture of year Is when Bearcat Went
Dry chapter IA of Smashing barriers
and Dr. Harmon viii entertain fou
at Harte Theatre Monday. Adv
Clam chowder will be sold this eve
ming at the rooms of the Fraternal
Order of Eagles. Membe will be
served at the rooms and others may
buy the chowder to take home. Adv
Jed w Hurlburt and Daniel A.
HUI lburt of the Bennington Wax
Paper company and Irving r, G. BISON
left this morning in the white wheel
Essex for Troy and Albany with
Ralph F. Niles as driver.
Mrs. Maurice f. Rudd delightfully."-
enterta ned at FIVE tables Of cards Fri
day evening. Five hundred was play
ed. The first pr re was won by Mrs
Harry S.Moses and consolation prize
by Mrs. Harry Wills. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
Nothing succeeds like success
Fer weekly savings, the Christmas
Club idea is one of the very best. 1t
spells success. IL you are not already
in, make your decision on Benjamin
Franklins birthday, to make 1920
thrifty year County National Bank
ADV.
One hundred and fifty Bennington
singers and dancers are rehears.ng
Daily for the big Yama Yama min.
strel show which will be presented at
the opera house next Thursday and
F. iday nights. The people are all
hard and give promise of a
performance OF exceptional merit
Adv.
Monday morning from eight to ten
CLOCK those hold ng vouchers for the
Yama Yanla Minstrels may exchangs
them for seats good for THURSDAY
night. Tuesday morning from eight
to ten o'clock VIII be the time for the
F iday night exchange. The exchange
will be at the Opera House box Office
The above hours must be observed
on account OF the ticket sale for an
othe; attraction.
While driv ng over Main street Fri
day afte noon James S. Silk wa
thrown from his cutter but sustained
no injuries. The accident was caused
by the catch ng of one of the sleigh
runners on a trolley track raj This
DRYER was thrown from the cutter
but retained his hold upon the rein
and was dragged some distance be.
foe he could regain his feet. The
horse was not badly frightened and
was soon controlled