The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-24
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Green peas-home grown, Estes
ADV.
Rich cheese in good variety at
Estes.-Adv.
Mrs Albyn Latour returned Friday
from brief visit in Troy
Mr., and Mrs. II. C. Roster returned
Friday from tour of the Adirondacks.
Cookies, pickles, olives, jams, jel.
! lies marmalade, cold meats in glass,
fancy canned goods. Estes.-Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Fremont Barnes and
son of South street left today by auto
mobile for Lake George to remain for
a few days.
There will be no Sunday school at
the Guideboard chapel Sunday after
noon because the building is under
going repairs
Charles Jones of School street. the
taxi driver, is at the Putnam Memoir
al hospital conyalescing from a re-
cent operation.
Mrs. Harry s. Moses and mother,
Mrs, Annette Hollster have return.
ed from an outing of two weeks at
Beverly Beach, Mass.
Mrs. Stella Higgins has purchased of
II. w. Burgess the house and lot on
Beech street, commonly known as
the Levine Woodland property.
Mrs. Wallace Perry OF Boston, who
is visiting at the home of her father
e. l.. Niles of Pownal, spent Thurs
day with Mrs Karl 0. Estes Of Silver
Street
Coming Observation-Disclosures Mac
Donald in Passions Fairgrounds
(Big special First National attrac
tom, also a Mack Sennett comedy
Library Theatre. Adv.
Marshall Clapp and business part
ner Mr.. Graham of New York stopped
in town briefly Friday with Mr.
Clapp's mother, Mrs. Caroline Clapp
EN- route to Springfield.
A short business meeting of the
Ladies Aid society Of the SeconC
Congregational church will be helt
Sunday at the close of he morning
service.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wright an(
two children of New York who have
ben visiting their aunt, Mrs. Marth;
Coyle of Pleasant street returned
home today.
soc is the price of admission t
Waite's BURBERRY fled Sunday, Jul!
% and Wednesday, July 2S. 25c viii
be charged August | and every day
thereafter, while the berries last,-Ad'
Mrs. A. l.. March returned this morl
ing TO her home on North street from
the Putnam Memorial hospital where
she recently underwent an operation
for appendicitis Miss MARGINS con
dition is greatly improved.
All Red Wing girls who are interes
ed in going camping are requested +
meet at the girls club rooms at 3;S
Monday afternoon, July 26. Thos
unable 10 attend this meeting AM
who are interested are requested Il
communicate with Mrs. l. e. Macon
bef
: Charles Walker, son Clarence ant
, daughter Ruth and Miss Mary Brow
left early this morning by automobile
, for Gardner, Mass They expect to b.
accompanied on the homeward tri
this evening by Miss Ina Walker, VIII,
is employed in Gardner and who vii
, pass her annual vacation at her home
Miss Jeanette T.. Perkins en,el
; tanned a number of friends Friday al
ternoon at her home on Pleasan
street at a Solomon Grundy" party
The program Of entertainment const
tued the playing of various game
and stunts. Dainty refreshment
were served and a pleasing atfernoo
was enjoyed,
Miss Christine Benedict, county Re
Cross nurse, in her travels about tn
!. county has discovered great need 0
. baby clothes, toys, children's clothe
, and magazines. Anyone having 6 SUI
a plus supply of the above named art
y cles is a5ked to kindly notify Mis-
: Benedict and she will see that the
: are properly distributed where the
will do the most good.