The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-18
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The day.
Lee C. Warner of east Main street
has the mumps.
Francis Greenslet of Gage street is
III with the grip.
Big show for little money at Harte
Theatre today.--Ady.
D. v. Sweet of North Adams is
visiting friends In town.
A show that will entertain you at
Harte Theatre today.--Adv.
Miss Harriet Austin, bookkeeper in
the office OF Harrison l. Norton Is Ill.
Dance at Forester's hall tonight,
February 18Th. Saverys orchestra.
ADV.
Misc Elizabeth Kapitz OF Mccall
street has recovered from he influ-
enza.
Thomas H Dunlap OF South Shafs
bury was in town Tuesday on bust
nese.
Mrs. Pauline Goldsmith of Main ST.,
gu city celebrated he. S5th birthday
anniversary Tuesday.
Quentine, little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Cakes ID Ill with bron-
chial pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold NJ. Tudor of
Stamford are guests at the home of
Mrs. William r. Morgan.
John Baker IT., OF Old Bennington
has employment as delivery Clerk at
the Pat erson grocery store.
John Comeau returned Tuesday
from Cohoes where he passed the
week end at his former home.
James Doyle OF Gage rect began
work this week as clerk in the Stew
art grocery store on River street.
Dorothy Dalton in Hard Boiled a
Paramount feature and specia' Cen
fury comedy, Library threatre today
ADV.
Charles Silver returned Tuesday to
work In Wa ery'iet having passe
the week end at his home on Gage
street
The weather forecast prom ses us
lights to see Earle Williams in THE
Fortune Hunter" at Harte Theatre to-
day.--Adv.
Miss Mae Morirssey. who has been
III with the grir. ha5 recovered and
resumed work Tuesday as clerk in
he Drysdale store.
Judge o. NJ. Barber OF the United
States court of customs appeals. who
has .bsen in town for few days, left
oday for New York.
! DR.. Coles headache tablets can be
obtained at 80 IL South Branch
street Tuesday or Wednesday even
ings. Tel. l67-W. Adv I
Hard Bciied" starring Dorothy
Dalton. a Paramount feature, Cracked |
with surprises; also special Cen
Jury comedy at Library Theatre to
day Adv. 9.
Washington special-Harwood's
brick ice cream-fiavors, vanilla,
caramalla and banana-Saturday and
sunday Ordera deiiyered-Plnt and /
quart sizes. Adv.
Mrs. j. Burton Powers delighf fully
entertained the Sewing club Tues
day evening Cards were played and
a social line enjoyed. Light refresh
ments were served.
Charles Hicks, an employee Of the
Twin State Gas and e ectric com /
pany was able to be out Tuesday for /
the frs time having sufficiently re-
covered from the grip.
She surely does give the gossips
some thing TO chew on-See Dorothy .
Dalton In Hard Boiled also speci.
a; Century comedy G. parts) Library
Theatre oday. Adv.
Mrs. Edward F. Riley of Division
street is i'll Her two children, Helen
and Frank, who have been ii with
pneumonia, are convalescing and are
able to be about the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Robinson of
Old Bennington who have been stop.
ping in New York for a portion Of tn
winter are at White Sulphur Springs
w. Va, for a several weeks visit
Change of vaudeville, Gladys Leslie
in THE Gray Towers Mystery"
Hearts and Flowers Zone of the
Sennatt comedies). Harte's orches-
ira at Harte Theatre omorrow. Adv.
Miss Mary Shimlintzky, who has
been undergoing treatment at the
Putnam Memorial hospital is getting
along nicely and was able Tuesday to
return to her home on Jefferson
street
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Lennon of Hol
yoke Mass, have been visiting in
town. The primary cause of their
visit was to be present on the 90th
birthday anniversary Of Louis
Northouse.
Mrs. Albart Knights is substituting
as teacher in the Seven h Ward
school during the absence of Miss
Ruth Mason. Miss Mason was called
to Pownal by the death of her grand
mo her.
James McDermott returned Tues
day to Schenectady after having been
in town for a few days with his
mother, Mrs. Mary A. McDermott, of
Park street wbo has heeu ouitn I'll