The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-08
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

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Advertisements.
Dance at Hawks hall, October II. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Hull entertain.
ed few guests at dinner Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. William R. Innis of New York
is visiting Mrs Guy B. Johnson for a
few days.
| Mrs. Constance Parmelee is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ M. Shoemaker OF
Old Bennington.
The Old Academy sale at Old Ben
nington takes place October 20 from
40 a. m. to p, m,
Miss Ann Clark and Miss Mary
Clark OF Old Bennington were in
Nortl Adams Friday.
Mrs. Chas. E. Schuyler, who has
been visiting Mrs. Guy b. Johnson, re-
turned today to New York.
Social dance at Hawks hall We'd
nesday, october 18th, under the aus
lpices of the knights of Columbus. ."
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Cultivate
| have returned to their acme in Old
Bennington after few days spent in
New York.
| Mrs. S. b. Hall Of Old bennington
was given surprise birthday ami
versary party Thursday by few
friends.
The services at st. Peters church
tomorrow will be Holy Communion at
I7;3O; Morning Prayer and sermon at
1920; Church school at noon; Even
ing Prayer at o'clock
Columbus Day, October 18th, being
a legal holiday, the local council
Knights OF Columbus will slold a social
dance in Hawks hall to which every
one is invited Dancing from to H."
DR.. and Mrs. Walter A. scott of
Niagara Falls were guests Thursday
and Friday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Wilson. They have been motoring
through the country for the last three
weeks and attended the Medical Con.
vention at Washington.
The October issue of Good House.
keeping magazine contains the
story His Soul GoV Marching On
written by Mary Raymond Shipman
Andrews. Many people of Bennington
will remember Tearing Mrs. Andrews
read this story last winter at the Y.
NJ. c. A. 1t had just been accepted at
that time by the magazine and Mrs.
Andrews read it aloud for the first
time here in Bennington.
The public IS cordially invited TO
! the services tomorrow in the First
Baptist church, W. G. Towart, pastor.
Church school begins at 9:45 a, m.
Morning worship at IL a. m John
Alexander, Young Peoples Division
International superintendent will sbe
! in the pulpit. Adult classes meet al
ter service There viii be union
service in the Second Congregational
church at 1880.
Or. ]. d. Lane expects to return to
Bennington from Chicago early next
week. While in the Windy City Or.
/ Lane dlleUuGu tHG WIZ NHN"hN NfAN'f~
THE Champion with Grant Mitchell
| in the lead has been runnins~for ~iiNe
weeks. Arthur Elliott Of 'Benning-
ton has one OF the leading parts IN
the comedy and Dr. Lane writes 10 a
friend here that Mr.. Elliott's portrayal
Of the character of John Burroughs
is one Of the features of the produc-
ton.
The Murray's. See the S25 gowns
we are featuring today and Monday.
Notice the quality of canton crepe,
satin. poiret twill and tricotine and
see if it does not compare fayorably
with the $50 to $45 gowns showing IN
many of the exclusive dress shops.
How do we do 1t? BY keeping down
our overhead expenses. Our rental
I is small We employ no clerks we
eliminate the middleman by making
our own careful selections in the
market every month. This assures
/ YOU clean, up.to.the minute variety all
t;,e time at prices less your contribu-
ton to big overhead.