The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-25
PENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town amt Village Told
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Rutland fair SEPTEMBER 5, 6, Z, s, 9.
1O.-Adyertisement str.
Coming, "The Avenging Arrow
Harte Theatre Advertisement
Buy now before lumber Jumps. The
Thomas Hunter Lumber Co.--Adyer.
Etisement.
A First National attraction. Read
the ad Harte Theatre today-Ad-
vertisement.
Miss Nellie Coulter of Salisbury
was recent guest of her sister, Mrs.
Ralph Herrck.
Coming, 'Peck's Bad Boy featur.
ing Jackie CoogaH Opera house -7AdI
yertisement.
Miss Madaline and Edwin Herrick
OF Pittsiield are guests of their broth.
er, Ralph Herrick.
Mrs. A. G. Gilbert Of Chazy, N. Y,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. T.
Bretten of Old Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson Of New York
city are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy
MoNeilly at Ben Venue garden.
All members of the Modern Wood
men of America must be present Tues
day evening to elect new clerk.
Miss Daisy Harding of Old Benning.
ton left Friday for Ottawa, Canada,
where she will be the guest of her
sister.
Special Special special. II you
want good laugh see the show.
Read the ad. Harte Theatre today.
Advertisement.
Marguerite Clark in Scrambled
wives" and June and Katherine Lee
in "The Dixie Madcaps. at Harte
Theatre Observation-Disclosures.
Regular meeting of the Modern
Woodmen of America, Tuesday eve
ming. 1t is important that every
member be present to elect al new
clerk .,gip ltr,t1 Dnl. sa
Mrs. l.. H. Blackmer OF New York
City is guest of Mrs. Ada II. Mich
OILS. Mrs. Blackmer was frequent
visitor in the years past. having spent
several summers at the Moses Wilson
farm.
Miss Justine Somers of North street
was given farewell party by her
playmates, at her home one day last
week. Miss Justine leaves for an ex
tended visit with her aunt, Miss Eva
Lassor. of Montgomery, w Va.
a few childrens stamped, slightly
soiled dresses in wAite to he sold al
greatly reduced prices for the next
few days; also stamped night gowns
4 at S1.00 each, aud towels at 80 cents
| which are worth almost double that
lpficc at H. NJ. Observation-Disclosures
Hmeut. ii eJ So aiDl.u I'd, lltl CAT.
:" james II GEisdale of Ottawa, Can
ada aud party motored to Bennington
.IThWsday and We're the guests Of c
\ H. BretteD, supefintendentof FlIlmor,
Harms mir Grisdsle is deputy minis
> terpf agriculture Of Canada and wa;
formerly associated with Mr. Brettei
4 at the experimental Farm al Ottawa
The Opera House box Office will be
Qpen tonight Monday), and tomor
STOW night (Tuesdayl, from 7 to , fol
the exchange Of vouchers for ticket!
for WHAT Happened to Jones. ~ 0w
llnG'to the great demand for seats, 4
will be Impossible to place any OF
4 public SALE! e. to those not hold
ing vouchers, until { p mr ON the da,
of the performance, "Wednesday. Jul,
9th Thelc,rtain viii rise at S.3O.-7
advertisement. b8n.. t4 I'D Id
J Hhe church school of the First Bap
d tist church will hold its annual picni,
4 tomorrow at Lauderdale Lake Car
will be furnished for those who wisl
to go. BE at the church promptly a
lis. Bring your supper. There will
be ice cream and soft drinks on tn,
grounds There is "A good swimming
beach. Every member of the schoo
should plan to be present. II you hav,
not already said you would go, be sur,
and notify either Mrs Nichols. Mrs