The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-06
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IL Is VlbltllB III oWH WItH IIieHuS.
Charlie Chaplin in The Vagabond"
at the Opera House tomorrow. ADV, |
Fresh pineapples, grapes, red and
yellow bananas-Estes market. ADV. |
Charlie Chaplin in THE Vagabond'
Opera House tomorrow Matinee 2.3O
ADV.
Special lot of ladies' silk poplin !
dresses at $500 at the Estate Of Joe
Levin. ADV.
Coming THE Law of Nature"
(the big reel sensation) Library
Theatre. Adv
Fancy peaches, pears, pineapple,
blue berries, eating apples, watermel.
ons. Estes. Adv.
Childrens spring coa.s, special
clearaway price 1898, at the Estate
of Joe Levin. ADV.
Ripe tomatoes, cucumbers, lettuce,
and bunch onions fancy celery at
Estes marko Adv
Mrs. Anna McCue of School street
returned Thursday from visit of two
weeks IN Marlboro, Mass
Charles H Resseguie of Imperial
avenue is assisting a. The office Of the
Bennington Wholesale company.
The greatest sh.pwreck ever
screened in "Out of the Storm" Opera
House today. Adm. 6 and lie. Adv
Rev. Vincent Ravi-Booth of Old Ben
nington gave lecture Wednesday OH
ltalys National Aspirations" at The
Equinox, in Manchester,
Tomorrow-Sh Shirley Mason in Molly
and T., Mutt and Jeff comedy, chap
ter 5 OF Hidden Dangers" sarring
Joe Ryan and Jean Paige. ADV
Miss Va'da Lyons is expected home
Sunday from East CRANKY, Conn,
where she has been a guest of Miss
Sadie Nicholson for several days.
A terrific storm-a thrilling fight for
life--a rescue-fiye years silence-and
then-for the remainder see Out OF
The S crm' Opera House today ADV.
Shirley Mason, in Molly and /"
picutre for husbands, wives and
sweethearts with different thrill for
each, Harte Theatre tomorrow. Adv.
A picture rife with stormy emotion
alsni--adaptd from Gertrude A der
tons great book The Tower Of Ivory
"Out Of The Storm :, Opera House To-
day, Adv
Charlie Chaplin in The Vagabond"
and Enid Bennett in IS. epping Out
at Opera House aomdrrow. Shows st
4 2s30, 1880 and Q O'Clock Adm. and
4 II cents. Adv. H M .#
Mrs. Der ha Kamera and daughter
Miss Jennie Kamra of Jersey City
are visiting at the home of Mrs
Kamera's sister. Mrs. Mary Won Ow of
: School stree
Every article, in our, ladies' depart.
meut have been price siashed for final
clearaway. All garments hat remain
a. tremendously great reductions.
Estate Of Joe Levin. Adv.
Miss Julia Brazel and guest, Miss
Hazel Kelley OF Winsted Conn, re.
turned Wednesday from yisii of a
2 few days in Troy and Ballaston Spa,
{. ~. y.
t Big special matinee at 2:3O-
i. Charlie Chaplin in THE Vagabond"
and Paramount picture Stepping
Out starring Enid Bennett Opera
: House tomorrow. ADV.
Mr. and Mrs. William Craven and
children returned Wednesday % New
fgf+ ,f Il at
8 the home of Mr.. Crayen's father, John
Craven of Park street.
S When people talk about you it is
T, not so bad but when they whisper
look out. Beware of Whispers. =
! Starring Elaine Hammerstein at Harte
= Theatre today. Adv.
|. President A. J Holden of the Coun-
ty National bank and family CT Old
Remington are expected to return
home next week from a say of sew
: eral weeks at Oak Bluffs, Mass.
!, Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Dewey of Union
q street accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
. Russell Hyde of Pittstield, who are
! yisi ing relatives here, motored to
Rutland for the day Wednesday.
Whispered innuendos are worse
than shouted accusations, Elaine
n Hammerstein prove that fact in her
= new Selznlck Picture, Whispers
n See i at the Harte Theatre today.
n Adv
u A muffled whisper can damage your
Il reputation more than published lie.
u Who can you sue for whispers? See
n Elaine Hammers Elm in Whispers
n and a Goldwyn comedy at Harris The
n atre today. ADV,
"a Miss Sarah Thurman of Troy is a
q guest at the Walloomsac Inn. Miss
n Thurman came direct from the sea
N shore to Bennington to spend the
N month of August at the Inn where she
81 has been a summer guest for many
81 years.
n Owing to the fact that number OF
II people are gcing to Arlington from
81 Bennington Saturday afternoon to a.
a tend the reading by Mrs. Grace Haz-
q ard Conkling, there will be no tea at
u the Mt Anthony club as previously
n planned. Members of the club and
" their guests will be en- artained at
y the club during the ayening at cards
The Poetry Group will meet in the
Il town hall at Arlington Saturday after
y noon to here Mrs Grace Hazard Ccnk
"a ling give reading of her own poems
N Mrs Conkling is a teacher of English
81 literature at Smith college and will be