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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19
r. F. Niles

EXTENSIVE ESTABLISHMENT AT BENNINGTON THE SALES
AND SERVICE FoR FORD DISTRIBUTOR FOR THE FORD
THE COUNTY THE VERY BEST THERE ON THE MAR
KET AND TRACTOR THAT is BEING USED AS STANDARD OF
QUALITY THRUoUT THE sATIoS-THEY ARE AIDING IN THE
MoDEREzATioN OF FARMING THIS PART OF vERMoNT-FEA
TURING SUPPLIES STORAGE REPAIRS OF ALL KIyDs-FULLY
EQUIPPED MACHINE sHoP-PLEAsURE CARS TRUCKS AND CON-
KEEclAL cALs-FULL LIVE FARM IMPLEMENTS USED WITH
THE TRACTOR
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

supply houses Of the country and he
can secure for you anything you
desire and will be able to save you
money He keeps thoroughly up to
date In the latest inventions.
All of the other features OF this
trade are well handled and every
detail is given the most painstaking
care.
The Exide Company has Tecog-
nized their ability by making this
popular concern their representative
in this territory. The EXide IL prob
ably the foremost storage battery OF
the age and is designed for every
purpose, especially for automobiles.
they being prepared TO equip any
make or size OF car. II you are in
need Of a storage battery or II Yotn
have an Exide Just make thus sssta6-
lishment your headquarters, for this
is the official Exide Service station.
Honest ind straightforward in his
business pai.cies, he is a prominent
man in the commercial world Of this
section and we wish 20 recommend
him TO all OF our readers who may
be in need Of anything in this line.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19
Fienberg Bros.

CONDUCT AT 24 NORTH ST BENNINGTON VT MODERN STORE
BEING COATS SUITS DRESSES SKIRTS AND
WAISTS CLOTHING FOR MEN BOYS AND GIRLS BUYING IN
LARGE QUANTITIES ENABLES TO LATEST STYLE
AND THE BEST OF MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP AND THE
MANAGER BEING DISCRIMINATING BUYER ENABLES THEM TO
SAVE THE PEOPLE COUNTY MUCH PURCHASES
GOODS SOLD FOR EITHER CASH OR CREDIT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19
Healy Brothers Garage

AT 22 RIVER ST. BENNINGTON SALES AND SERVICE FoR
THE FAMOUS oLDSMoBILE LINE OF CARS
ELS NOW ON DISPLAY AND THE ESPECIALLY
TRACTIvETHE oLDsMoBuE ECONOMY TRUCK is ADAP-
TED ALL LINES OF COMPLETE REPAIR GARAGE
sUPPLIES-MR WILLIAM HEALY HAS CHARGE OF
REPAIRS AND Mr. NED HEALY CHARGE OF OFFICE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

business equipment and has proven
worthy both in speed and endurance
Of the name IL bears. 1t has become
the popular truck both for business
man and the farmer and has great
ly increased the progress and pros
perity OF both. In this age OF high
prices and the labor scarcity II is es-
entail that every farmer procure the
latest machinery for the farm in
order that be can compete with the
modern scientific producer and Sc
cure the largest returns from each
acre OF ground.
This sales and service company has
not only provided tractors. but they
have selected the Fordson that Is
known the world over and Is
being used as a standard OF de-
sign and quality by the tractor
industry. These tractors have stood
up under every test and have proved
TO be OF the most correct construct
ion for all classes OF farm work. II is
not necessary for us to make further
reference 10 the Ford or Fordson for
they are known the world over.
The proprietor OF the place insists
that the very best attention be given
to every patron. and as a consequent
ce people from every point of the
are praising the excellent
service at this popular establishment
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19
The First National Bank

PILLARS OF STRENGTH IN THE FINANCIAL CIRCLES
OF VERMONT LOCATED AT NORTH BENNINGTON BEING MA
oNAL UNITED STATES STATE COUNTY AND CITY DEPOSITORY
ATTESTNG IN WHAT ESTEEM HELD BY THE 0FFICERS-A
MEMBER OF THE UNDER DIRECTION OF
ABLE FINANCERs WHO HAVE CONDUCTED ITS AFFAIRS IN AC
CORDANCE WITH THE GREAT CARDINAL LAWS GOVERNING Fl
NANCE HAVING SERVED PEOPLE EFFICIENTLY FOR
MANY YEARS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19
II. II. Warren

WITH MODERN ELECTRICAL ESTABLISHMENT AT $50 MAIN ST.
BENNINGTON, is COMPLETE ELECTRICAL ESTABLISH
MENT BEING THE SALES AND SERVICE FAMOUS ExDE
STORAGE BATTERY-FEATURING REPAIRING AND RECHhRG-
ING OF BATTERIES CONTRACT WORK AND COMPLETE
STOCK OF MODERN HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES FOR THE
FAMOUS STERLING FURNACE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

New they've discovered a cave IN
MEXICO heated by nature. And some
OF our home will have 70 be heated
the same way IL the mine operators
don't show signs Of having hearts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19
Murrays

At 327 Main ST., Bennington, Carry
a Very Exclusive Line OF Ladies
Wear, Invluding Coats, Suits,
Wraps, Bingham Dresses, Evening
Gowns And Dainty Blouses.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

Some men seem TO go on the then
~ that it doesn't mater how they
dress when away from home. nobody
knows them: and that IL makes no
difference how they dre>s a. home.
everybody knoss them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19

There's enc consolation a lot Of
people have. and that IL that II they
should marry second time they
couldn't do any worse than they did
the 1rEt the.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-19
Dibble Lumber Co.

WITH EXTENSIVE LUMBER ESTABLISHMENT AT NORTH ADAMS
MASS ENJOY AN EXTENSIVE PATRONAGE FROM THE TERRI
TORY FOR MANY MILES AROUND FEATURING COMPLETE SER.
VICE IN MIILwoRK HOUSE FINISH SASH AND DooRs-THEIR
MoTToIs RIGHT OR WE'LL MAKE 1T RIGHT"
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Evening journal., 1921-12-03
Y. W. C. A. NEWS

Members Of the Pollyanna Girl
Reserve Corps enjoyed supper at
the club rooms last evening. Follow
ing the supper. games and music
we're played.
Miss Annetta Deickmann, Indus
trial secretary OF the East Central
Field, whose headquarters are in
Philadelphia was the guest OF the
Wilmington Y. w. c. A. Thursday
and yesterday
Miss Joyce Gardner. girls work
secretary in the East Central Field
who was a guest this week at the
local association addressed the menu
bers OF the Eastlake and Good Fairy
Girl Reserves on Thursday after
noon.
Members yof the Friendship Club
will meet on Monday afternoon TO
make children's toys. The gitts
will be distributed before Christmas
TO the different children's wards OF
the local hospitals.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
McCABE CHURCH
CHRISTMAS SALE

The Mizpah Bible Class Of Mecabe
NJ. z. Church will hold a Christmas
sale in the Delaware Trust Building.
on Ninth street. between Market and
King. on December Z, s, and 10.
Fancy articles Of all kinds, aprons.
candy, toys. jelly and preserves will
be on sale. The apron committee
has secured aprons from every state.
in the Union. Mrs. Thomas d. Wise
and Mrs. Grover c. MacNamee are
chairman OF the sale.
The various committee chairmen
are as follows: Fancy articles. Mrs
Charles II. Gray and Mrs. Harry
Paris; aprons, Mrs. Conrad Hook and
Mrs. John =. Larosch: candy. Mrs
James Salmons; toys, Mrs. Fred
Macklin; jelly and preserves, Mrs
Frank d. Manchester and Mrs. LYDIA
w. Slocomb.
The proceeds will be used toward
paying of the debt on the lot pur-
chased by the class for a commun-
ity house for McCabe Church.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
BEACON FOLK
DANCE NEXT

Beacon College Club members
the faculty OF the Beacon Business
Colleges. Of Wilmington. Delaware
and Salisbury. Maryland. and guests
are prepared for an enjoyable time,
next wednesday evening, when the
Beacon College Club will give its
annual dance in the ballroom Of the
Hotel dupont Acceptances have
been received from graduates OF the
college who had not. previously at
tended affairs OF the club.
The Original Six will furnish
music. Prizes viii be offered Miss
Margaret Mundy. in charge OF music.
announces the following program:
The patrons and patronesses for
the dance are: Prof and Mrs. Will
fam II. Beacon. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W.
Hiron Bishop and Mrs Philip Cook,
Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood souder. Mr..
and Mrs George Carter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Bringhurst. Mr. and
Mrs Robert B. Rayner. Mr.. and
Mrs Edmund Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs.
William 9. Blatz. DR. and Mrs. Ar
thur Patterson. Mr.. and mrs. J.
Merrick Horn and Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph stuart.
The annual banquet and dance
will be held in the Hotel DUPONT
after the new year.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
ro DANCE FoR HosPTrAL.

Tickets we're placed on sale this
week for the dance OF the Junior
Auxiliary OF the Homeopathic Hos
pital in the ballroom Of the Hotel
DUPONT on Tuesday evening Decem-
Der 27 The auxiliary supports and
maintains the children's ward at the
hospital and the proceeds OF the
dance will be used for this purpose
Mrs. s. c.. Frederick. chairman OF
the dance. is being assisted by Miss
Anna Negendank. president OF the
auxiliary and a committee OF young
women Music will be furnished by
the Original Six Orchestra. Tickets
may be obtained from Mrs. Fred
erick or from members OF the
auxiliary.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
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Miss Eleanor vandegrift has been
the guest this week OF Miss Mary
Virginia Wallis. in Philadelphia
Mrs Z. B. Mode gave a dinner on
Wednesday evening, in honor Of Mr..
and Mrs Emory W. Hukiil, Of Mid
dietown, who were celebrating their
first wedding anniversary. Covers
were laid for fourteen guests.
Mrs Alexander F. crichton and
Miss Florence crichton returned to-
day from New York.
Mrs II. P Rumford left today for
Atlantic City. where she will spend
the winter.
Miss Peggy Dallett. OF Philadel-
phia. is spending the weekend with
Miss Eleanor Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Corey,
who have been spending some time
al Winchester Mass. will return
home tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
HONOR ROLL Pupils.

Pupils Of Walnut Green school
who will receive certificates for per-
feet attendance during the month OF
November are: Alice wilkinson.
Elizabeth Healy, Margaret Healy.
Rose Healy. Grace O'Neal. Ruth
Hughes, Sylvia Edler. Mary Holahan.
WILLIAM Wilkinson. Wesley Wnkin-
son. Frank Hobson. Harold Rambo
James Hughes, John Prentice. Yer
nell Hughes. Mildred Rambo. Irene
O'Neal, Mary Butler, Ralph TaIey
Reese Taliey, Howard Hobson
Charles Hobson. william Hobson.
Marguerite Guest. Ella Talley Cole
man Wilkinson. Mary Prentice
Henry Anderson. Mildred Smith
Jack Hughes
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
DIR. CADBURY LECTURES.

An interesting illustrated lecture
on the Canton Christian College. in
China, and Its work, was given by
DR.. William W. Cadbury in the
Friends Meeting House, last night.
DR.. Cadbury is Philadelphia
who has been a resident physician
at the college for many years This
college, he said, in his lecture is one
OF the largest and most important
educational Institutions in South
China. The faculty includes Ameri-
cans, Englishmen and Chinese, and
the courses taught include, besides
Chinese classics, agriculture and the
whole series or applied sciences as
taught in American Colleges. All
work in science is conducted in the
English language.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
RECITAL TONIGHT

Pupils Of Miss F. Viola Monitt will
present musical at o'clock this
evening in the parlors of the New
Century Club. Miss Montt also
will give piano solo.
The program follows.
Part
Twilight Song" shackiey- Edith
Mcdowell Marian Blackwell. Kenneth
Leech Dance OF the Firefies". Penn
ington-E Elizabeth rnith ;"scarf Dance,
Chamlnade Crossan; Pas Re
double. streabbog Elizabeth Smith
Media Johnston. Dorothy Latimer
"Minuet in Gr~ Beethoven--Kenneth
Leech; "Melodie". Beaumont-Sarah
Harris; Prelude. Landon Ronald I;
2 Down in the Forestr-Mrs. NJ B.
Lewis ."Libesiied's Margaret
Moore ''Narcissus", Nevin-Grace
Stewart March Triomphsle", Cob
baerts-Lela Abele Grace Stewart,
Sarah Harris Singing Birds. Lange-
Leila Abele; Music among the Pines"
Wyman-Emma Saye.
Part IL
"Gipsy Rondo". Haydn-Mabel Bard,
, rHncta hlEnauhon, i)orotny SNurkls
"fantasR Espagnole" Wachs-Alfred
Jeneris Mazurka de Concert, Pessard-
/ Dorothy Sturgis The Nightingale has
/ Lyre OF Cold Whelpley- Mrs. Lewis
/ ,lmpromptu'' inehold-Mabel Bard
/ Al the Spinning Wheel" Schultze-
I Helen Firth Carver. Triumphal March
f from Ada. Nerdi-Mabel Bard. VIM
Washhurn "Rigandon". MacDowell-
Ethel Lynch, student OF Peabody
baltimore; "Polonaise Military Chopin
William Washburn "Fantasie I'm
nromptu", Chopin-Frances Stats Rich
ardson; Dance OF the Hours. Pom.
chielli-Miss Mofhtt Mrs Richardson
"ln Sospiro'. Liszt-Miss Mofftt