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p.ortant business to be transacted.

Your only opportunity to see Alice
Brady in the big special attraction
Wanted--A reliable cook, Mrs
John n, Leonard, 217 Silver St ADV
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Auction at farm known as Elmer
Rudd farm on March 4th at 2 O'Clock
sharp. -Adv. S2t9S
There will be a special meeting OF
the Carpenters Union "Wednesday
evening at o'cock.
Born, Saturday. Feb 81, at the
Brady hospital in Albany a son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel B. Hawks.
The Red team of the Baptist
church will be entertained Wednesday
evening by Mrs. Haviland Sibley. 1877
Union street
There will be masquerade dance
Wednesday evening in Foresters' hall
opposite the library. Music by E,
wells orchestra. Adv.
'Ke -cha-Koo" bids fair to be the
best show Of the season Plenty OF
Fascinating dances, good songs of the
whistleabe character. Get your
tickets now. Adv
The reserved eat sale for "Katcha
Koo" opens tomorrow morning at
O'Clock a. M. at Evans store. Be
sure to get your advance tickets ex-
changed early Adv.
The most pi iful-The most tragic
The most beautiful thing that ever
reached the screen, D. w. Griffith's
masterpiece. Broken Blossoms" at
Library thea re tomorrow. ADV.
James Bent has been transferred
from the National Soldiers Home at
Togus, Me. to a home in New Jer-
sey. He is spending furleugh of a
week EN- route visiting friends here
D. w. Griffith, the superman of the
screen, presents his art sensation,
Broken Blossoms" tyou may have
seen some wonderful attractions, but
none that can compare with thisl
Library theatre tomorrow.-Adv.
The next regular meeting of the Ben
nington Ministers association will be
held in the chapel of the Second Con
gregational church. Wednesday, March
8, at o'clock in the afternoon. All
membe are urged to be present.
An important NEE ing OF the state
advisory committee of the Inter
church World Movement of North
America, is called tor Wednesday Feb
Is, at Burlington The meeting viii
be held at the New Sherwood, begin
ming ! II o'clock 4. m.
As the management OF the Library
thea re has made it policy to give
the theatrsgoing people of Benning-
ton the biggest attractions shat are
re eased regardless Of expense, they
are pleased to announce the engage
mont OF D. w. Grifl his masterpiece
Broken Blossoms" for Wednesday
and Thursday
List of letters remaining uncalled
for at the Postoffice for the week end
ing February 10, 1920:-Harry Dean,
NJ. r. Free, Albeit Foster. Howard
Gaynor, Mr.. l.. f. Hewitt, Ticket
Agent, Mr. G. Allison Messenger, Mr..
Morse Methe, Mr.. c. E. Pierce, AL
Signor Palambo. l.. B. Peck, Mr.. Chas.
L. Peacock, Mr.. Samuel It. Pentiield,
w. r. Shattuck, Mr. Fl. A. Silloway (2)
Mr.. James Welch, Mr.. John d. Whit
tier, Miss Rosalis Bickfo d, Rhea
Baker CD NJ SIS Marin Barden. Mrs.
Harr.e Becker, Mrs. Harriet Breese,
Miss Elizabeth Dumas, Madame Flor
ence, Miss Mary Gavin, NJ IS Leona
Harrington, Miss Rosie Moo e, Miss
Katherine Myers, 1874 Church street,
Mrs. Jennie Nickler, Mrs. Chas. Per
son, Lydia Z. Pinkham Med. Co., Mrs.
Dolly Robertson, Mrs. H. d. Richards,
Mr1 Walter Rivepfe:, Mrs. Fred
These letters will be sent to
the Dead Letter Office February %,
1920 if not delivered before. In calling
for above, please say Advertised"
giving date Of list.