The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-25
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\ For better breakfasts. use La Ton.
raine coffee Estes market. Adv.
4 Easter greeting cards, enclosures
folders, post cards, favors at Evans
ADV.
New spring hats for the ladies' and
misses in our hat department at No
4 weeks. Adv.
Rev. r. ]. Cahill, who recently un.
derwent an operation at the Troy hos
pital is getting along nicely.
\ Mackerel, halibut, haddock, cod
shad, founders, tinnan haddie, oyst
ers, and clans for Friday at Estes
market ADV.
Halibut, haddock, cod, mackerel,
herring, smefts, Boston blue, oysters
and clans at Public F,uit market,
phone 576W. Adv.
The Emerson Shoe" that depend
able brand for men and boys, in large
variety of styles, lasts and feathers,
at Noyeek's. ADV.
"The Hoodlum' is story of laughs
with big idea to give it worth star
ring, Mary Pickford at the Opera
house tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur j. Colgan of
Elm street are entertaining Mrs.
Sarah Powers and Mrs. Mary Moore of
Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
The Emerson Shoe brand is
guarantee for good fit. popular
style and long wear Exclusive agen-
cy at Noveck's. Adv.
Martin Johnson's cannibals of the
South seas-something new-will be
shown with Mary Pickford in THE
Hoodlum" Opera house tonight. Adv.
On account of the price of sugar and
other supplies, Harwood's ice cream
is now zoe quart-35c a pint; brick
ice cream, soc quart, Acc pint,
wherever sold. ADV.
Coming tomorrow, Library Theatre,
Harry Carey (the ace of the saddie)
in Marked Men, The greatest
western attraction ever produced
Watch for our big ad tomorrow. Adv
The canyassers for the annual bud
get on current expenses of the Metho
dist church will make the final report
at the close of the mid-week meeting
this evening. 1t is hoped that all
subscriptions may be in by that time.
Reports from the maple sugar or
chards in the immediate vicinity OF
bennington are that the farmers who
tapped their trees early are having
remarkable run of sap Considerable
syrup has already been made and it is
remarkably good in quality.
Roger Waite, little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert J.. Waite of Gage street. en-
tertained few of his little friends
Wednesday afternoon in honor OF his
9Th birthday anniversary. The little
host and guests enjoyed a delightful
afternoon of play which was inte.
spersed by good thingseto eat.
Harry Carey, starring in 1.-THE Ace
of the Saddle" at the Harte Theatre
today, is a collector of firearms. The
sar has more than fifty revolvers and
pistols, twenty odd rifles, a sprinkling
of shotguns and powder horns galore.
He is gunless. however for time In
his latest production.1Adv.
Harry Feinbu IS in town making
preparations for the removal Of his
family from New York to Bennington.
Mr.. Feinberg Is a member of the firm
Of Feinherg Bros. who conduct a
dIygoods establishment in the Harte
block. He is stopping at the home Of
hts brother, Max Fe!nburg on South
street. az
Charles L. Woodland and his mother
Mrs. William Woodland. who have
lived on upper South street for the
past 90 years a moving today to the
]. NJ. Madison farm in North Shafts
bury Fred A. Woodland and family
are also moving to the same farm
from the Cranston district and the
Woodland brothers wil carry on the
farm this year.
The deyot onal service ct 1880 this
evening at the Methodist Episcopal
church viii include several special
numbers OF sacred music and will be
followed by an informal reception for
Mrs. Helena Downs. A qua. tet and
several soloists will furnish a short
musical program under the direction
OF Mrs. James W. Martin. The many
friends of Mrs. Downs are invited.
Bennington Council Knights of Co.
lumbus, No. S07. will hold their fou.
teenth annual bali Monday evening,
April 5th, in the new High School hall
Music by Hurley's ten piece orchestra
The event this year promises to sur
pass all previous ones Concert will
start at s O'Clock. Special attention
is called to the fact that the grand
march, will start at O'Clock sharp
A dainty supper consisting of the fol-
lowing will be served by the knights
of Columbus in the basement of the
hall Chicken salad, ham, and pork
sandwiches, Parkerhouse rolls, dough