The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Tom Mix in Pals of Blue"-Librars
Theatre Monday. Adv
The Office Of Dewitt E. Lewis will
be closed all day Monday. ADV.
Charlie Chaplin in Putting One
Over"-Library Theatre today. Adv.
On sale today at the New York
store ladies genuine georgette waists
$3.50 value for $495. Adv.
The store of A. H. Winslow will be
open Saturday evening until 1880 and
closed all day Monday. ADV.
Harwood's bricks in chocolate, va,
Inilla and pineapple ice cream. Quart
and pint sizes. Orders delivered. Adv.
Miss Bridget Costello of Springfield
is spending the weekend and the holt
day with her father, William Costello
|of Mill street.
Attention, st. Agnes Sodality! I'M
portant meeting to arrange vacation
plans viii be held in st. Francis de
Sales chapel at 430 tomorrow.
Miss Loretta Cardinal, who under
went AN operation for appendicitis at
the Putnam Memorial rhospital on
Thursday, is getting along nicely. 4
Mrs. Stephen Hall left Friday for
New Britain, Conn.,, where she will
make her future home. Mr.. Hall has
been employed in New Britain for a
number of months.
An unusual opportunity is offered
by The Allen A Co. to boys and girls
who wish to earn money during the
summer vacation. Cali at our Office
or phone No, Al for full particulars.
ADV. 3tf
Sunday services at st. Francis de
Sales church Mass and Holy Com
munion at Z, $3.50 and 10:30. Sunday
school at 3.15. Important meeting Of
! girls from 13 to 20 at 43O. Benedic-
ton at A p. m.
Beginning June LIST 4 will sell milk
at IL IL cents per quart. For the
convenience Of making change viii
make it 1Sc the first day 12c the sec
ond day and each alternate day the
same. M. H. Myers, ADV.
Special program at Library Theatre
tire today-Charlie Chaplin In Put
ting One Over, Dorothy Dalton in
ExtrayaganceY and Jack Dempsey
in sDaredeyil' Jack" tepisode 14). Con-
tinuous to 5 and $50 to II p. m. ADV.
Monday Decoration Day. big extra
Especial program at Library Theatre
Tom Mix in Pals of Blue"-"The
18th Chair" (world's greatest mystery
play and Sheriff Nells Tussel''
Mack Sennett Comedy. Showing
at 3-7-9 p. m. Adv.
Monday Decoration Day. big extra
special program at Library Theatre =
Tom Mix in pals of Bluep-"The
18th Chair" (world's greatest mystery
play and Sheriff Nell"s Tussel
| Mack Sennett Comedy. Showing
at 3--7--9 p. IN. ADV.
The B. Y. P. U. meeting of the First
Baptist church will be held at $3.50
Sunday evening, The subject will be
| Bible Work, in Mining and Lumber
Camps. Mrs. w G. Towart will be
in charge. All those interested In the
ocean Park fund are requested to
bring money. aa.a, t,it s WIN ba
| Mrs. ]. j. Childs and daughter, Mrs
NV. ], Harvey Of Troy. Miss Minnie
lChilds of Albany and Mrs. C. S. Pratt
i of brooklyn motoredl to town from
Troy Friday and spent the day with
Mrs. E. B. Patterson. Mrs. Patterson
is'-a' sister or Miss Childs and Mrs
PAU. ss,---,v.s
The Woman"s Relief Corps will hold
la Memorial service at Hinsdillvills
cemeteryson Sunday Ma Y 80 til at 3sSt
o'clocEa eniberssofthe GRAND Army
american Legion, Spanish War veter
ans and Sons of veterans are invited
] to attend q IT is, planned, 10 take. the (;
\ o'colck car at the Putnam House.
4 THE general interestltin Christian
Science is evidenced by the large at
: tendancs at the lectures given by tn,
various churches and societies through
0lt the country. The local society il
TO give its fourth annual free lecture
Monday evening May 31st at eigh
O'Clock, in High school hall. All ar,
, cordially invited
The public is cordially invited {,
the services CT the First Baptis
church W. G. Towart, pastor Churcl
school at 9:45 a. m. Morning worship
. at HOO a. m. Junior talk Heroes O
Deserters". Theme of sermos Pa
= triotism that Counts" Adult classe
meet after morning service. YounI
I People meet at $3.50 p. m. This churcI
will join is the Union service in tn
Methodist church at 1880 in honor o
the War veterans.
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He Does Heavy Work.
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