The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-26

wood, N. j., where he OBLIGATED at the
Congregational church OH Sunday last
The services at the Old First church
win he resumed Sunday, March 49,
Judge w. j. Meagher was in Troy
Eridsy.
Fresh roasted peanuts a. Estes
Market.-Ady. ~
New barrel Dill pickles at Estes
Market. ADV.
Arlington sausage and franAforts at
Estes Market. Adv.
L. H. Nichols has returned from a
business trip to New York.
shad salmon, halibut, haddock, cod,
oysters and clans at Estes Market
ADV,
Easter greeting cards. enclosures,
post cards, fayors, chicks, Dummies,
ETC. at Evans. ADV.
At the Murrays Main street, snappy
new arrivals in coats, suits and even
ing frocks at special prices for Satur-
day and Monday. Adv
Lee c. Armstrong, travelling sales
man for the Rochester Stove Works,
who has been spending few days at
his home here, left on a business trip
Friday.
\ The Saturday morning school in
the First Baptist church viii not meet
tomorrow at $50 a. m. An announce
ment will be made Sunday for those
interested.
MIR. and Mrs. Irving Crawford and
family have moved from Main street
4 to Schenectady whe.e Mr.. Crawford
has employment as superintendent OF
a large grocery concern.
4 The greatest treasure of all. the wo-
man he loved, was at the mercy of the
bandits. She inspired Mix to be "The
/ Daredevil. p Opera house Saturday
iefternoon and evening. Adv.
The eport Of the eanvassers Of the
Methodist church showed an increase
in subscriptions for current expenses
of about $1,000. Subscriptions not yet
reported should be turned in promptly.
Mother Agnes anu Sister Celeste of
Rutland are stopping for few days
at the st. Francis de Sales convent,
Mother Agnes is a former resident OF
the local convent and for many years
was a teacher in the st. F.aneis de
Sales academy.
ut was that beast or you she.l
cried to the crowd in the Klondike bar
room, so I've made my choice. Iii
mary the highest bidder! If there is
a decent SOU among you-bid bid.
See Dorothy Phillips in Paid in Ad-
vance, Harte Theatre today. Adv.
Th,iling scenes of life in western
mining camp dance halls in Marked
Mem with Harry Carey tthe ace OF
the saddle). The big western attrac
ton at Library Theatre today. Also
a News Weekly and Briggs comedy
Special music. Regular admission. |
Adv
The tickets for the Welfare Players
production stop Thief have gone on
sale today and they may be obtained
from members of the Bradford Hook
& Ladder company or at the Hudson
ore, where the vouchers may be ex-
changed for reserved seats ON Monday
April 9TH.
Rev j. Allen Spidell, of the Yer
mont state convention spoke at the |
Bennington Baptist church Wednesday
evening as a representative of the gen |
eral board of promotion to which has
been entrusted the promotion work in |
the raising of $100,0O0,00 between
April % and May 2. The lecture dealt |
with the home and foreign missionary
program. The speaker touched upon !
the needs of France in her period of !
reconstruction and of the medical and |
religious needs of the oriental coun-
tries.
Harold W. Slocum Of Blu, lington,
field secretary of the Vermont Ant
tuberculosis association, is in town on |
business connected with a campaign |
for raising $4,000 before July 1st |
The association has received an offer !
from Redfed Proctor and his sister |
Miss Emily Procto, to provide a site |
of 25 acres or more in the town of |
Pittsford for a new preyentorium and |
$4,000 for constructing the building |
prov ded the Vermont Tuberculosis |
association raise $4,000 additional !
for its general work,