The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-26
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Rutland fair SEPTEMBER 5, 6, Z, 8. 0,
l0.-Advertisement. 57tf
Ralph Niles went Monday night to
Boston after new cars.
John Magee OF Worcester is the
guest OF Richard Burke.
Isf Miss Helen 1Ikin off, Arljngtont
motoTed to Bennington Nonday.A h
The very best in cooked meats at
the Checker Line Advertisement
Coming Jackie Coogan in "Peck's
Bad Boy at Opera House.-Advert,se
ment
For a pound of good tea and coffee
call 204, Checker Llne.-Advertse-
ment. gNss Z
Fine fowls. broilers, home lamb and
excellent veal Checker Line.-Ad.
vertisement
A. C. Neydorff of Schenectady spent
the weekend at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. P. Montgomery.
Miss Virginia Cox of Youngstown,
Ohio, is visiting her aunt, Miss Mar
garet Cox OF North street
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nobie Hayes Of
New York city have opened their sum
mer home on Main street
Mrs. Elwe.l Field of Old Bennington
was called to New York Sunday by
the serious illness of her sister.
Ma5s Bessie M. Woodland is spend
ing the week at Goshen, ~ Y, with
her sister, Mrs. Lulu C. Burgess.
Mrs. Clarence l.. Holden ana fam
lily have returned from Maine, where
they have been spending a vacation.
1 For Sale-Cheap, Ford truck in
first class coalition. Adams Hard
ware company.-Adyertisement. 65ti
Veterans of Foreign Wars are enter
tanning the Camp Remington soldiers
Thursday evening at High School hall
Nuco Nut butter IS always fresh
and good Less than half the price Of
J. butter. Checker 'Line. 81 Advertise
ment.
Save 20 per cent, this week only,
by purchasing the footwear needs Of
the entire family at Noyeck's.-Adyer.
tisement,
Prof. and Mrs. A. b. w. Jackson of
New York City are spending a month
at the Stevens farm on the South
street road.
George Worthington, jr.. left Sun
day for Cleveland, where he will spend
a few weeks. He viii return to Ben
nington later
All wishing to extend hospitality
to the boys at Camp Bennington are
requested to confer with Mrs. Mar
garet Crumpacker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stevens and
j. f. Stevens Of New York are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Cultivate
of Old Bennington.
Have you attended the seasons
j Rlggsst mQney;sayiIg event the 20 to
/ 90 per cent discount sale, at NO
sTeck s?-Adyertisement ~ III ~
The Women's Hospital League Is en-
Eteftaiulhg the boys 81 Camp 'Behhing'
ton Wednesday evening at the play
What Happened to Jones.
/ Miss .Odna Longtin who has been
Eomployed in Brooklyn, is visiting -nt
THE hume-of-her parents, Mr.. apd, Mrs.
Peter ,Longtin of Grove street.
+ There will be IA regular meeting Of
the Modern Woodmen this evening
WIN a new clerk will be elected.
There will also he an initiation
Miss Ruth Montgomery who is en-
Iployed in the office OF the General
Electric company in Schenectady,
spent the weekend at her home.
MI and Mrs. A. b. Swift have re-
turned from Winsted, Conn. where
they went to attend the wedding OF
their granddaughter, Martha Wall.
II it S lumber for large needs or
small. call the Thomas Hunter Lum-
her company, corner Branch and
County street, phone 266-W.-Adyer-
tisement. 66ti
Ensign w. Kennedy Boone jr.. OF
Baltimore has arrived in town to spend
Iaeveral DAYS with his wife, who is
passing the summer with her mother
lat Old Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Doyle and son
Frank of Frceport, Ill.,, who have
|. bceuYisaing at the home OF Willian'
Y hoyS.oE Jefferson avenue, have return
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