The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-02
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Skinned milk for pigs and poultry
for sale at Harwood's. tel. 474--Adv.
95tf
Louis Moore Of Putnam House
Garage is rabbit and fox hunting to-
daJ.
Beginning Friday-The admission to
all shows at the Earte Theatre will
be Tic to children; 22c to adults.--Adv
See how womans love triumphed,
where the third degree failed, in 1.-THE
Star Rover" Harte Theatre today
ADV.
Coming to the Opera House Friday
and Saturday, The Devils Pass Key"
One of the biggest and best pictures
made this eason--Adv.
THE Star Rover"-Jack London's
great novel of mysterious crime and
its strange solution, Metro special,
Harte Theatre today.--AdY
Chicken pie supper Thursday eve.
ming at st, Peters parish house
Thursday evening at $50 Tickets
10 cents. All are snvited.
There's flower dance, Dutch
dance and a mnuet in King Winters
Carnival, all extremely pretty. Friday
night at high school hall.-Adv.
Extra music has been secured for
the Community Dance in the High
School hall tonight Glass 1880 to
$3.50. pand ng $3.50 to IL Adv.
Jack Londons powerful story OF the
unseen, "The Star Rover; episode of
Phantom Foe" and Fatty Arbuckle in
Rough House" Harte Theatre to.
day.-Adv
An important meeting of the Sons
OF Veterans will be he'd at Grand
Army hall Thursday evening. Feb 8.
at clock and every member IS re.
quested to attend
Mrs. Eleanor Houghton and Mrs.
Homer Lyons will entertain the lad.
les in the SOCIAL rooms CT the Baptist
church, Friday afternoon from 3 I'm.
I'll 5. Both teams are invited.
A spec al sale of chlldrens legi
nettes, orb blankets, baby swings
and baskinettes Outing flannel might
g-wns and wrappers Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday ut L. NJ. Barney's
Ads.
AT meeting OF the Vermont
League Of Women Voters held al
Montpelier yesterday a ternoon, Mrs
l. % L. Sibley Of Bennington was elect
ed member OF the board OF dlrec
- tors.
a weekend sale on all stampe,
goods, including ohildren's dresse!
from infants size to ten years old
n Mercerized and fiber silk f'osse.
VIII open at l.. NJ. Barney's on Thurs
day morning ADV.
1.-TWO members we're. taken into III,
b.. organizht,om|at "a meeting last even
a. tang, OF the & B9nnngtnn MOTORCYCLE
ciuo held at the CUB quarters in tn
NJ Y. NJ c. A. building. The club /
looking forward to the opening ar tn
season when the trips that aft ride,
so much pleasure to members las
Ut summer and autumn may be r.
he sumed
'fs.'If the srorndtog VAS FOOLS
. enough to come out 81 his hole toda
he readily observed his shadow d
the snow, and accord ng TO the ant
-, lent superstition attached TO Candle
mas Day, there are to be 40 NOR
days Of winter Notwithstanding th
u prevailing open weather. Il IS a SAT
bet that all OF the gIcundhogs, O
Woodchucks. II Vermont continued I
ma ntain their condition Of hibernf
rh ton.
1t Is said that the fine old praye
a meetings are gone and the churc
mas suffered great loss. Were thos
meet ngs a thing Of the past w [
their enthusiasm and interest 1
BIBLE study outl.yed. the churc
would have suffered much; but tn
oig enthusiastic. spir tual services q
the Methodist church Thursday ever
ings at 1880 is a ccntraditlon to tina
statement The public Is cordial
invited and the topic tomorrow ever
ing Is Jesus, the Leader" prepar,
tory reading Marks Gospel
The next annual convention of th
. Vermont State Teachers Associatio
viii be held n Rutland, accc riding /
the decision of the executive commi
tee VIII oh met in that city yestecda,
re The committee consists OF Prin. Eft
Franklin of Rutland, Supt. d. w. NJ,
C.eland Of Bennington and Supt. |
y A Hamilton of Newport. The date
OF the convention will be October I.
IL and a. Invitations were receit
ed from Montpelier, burlington an
81. Johnsbury. but Rut' land wa
chosen for the facilities offered b
its new armory and other importar
cons derations.
The musical given Monday Nigh
under the auspices Of the Woman
- Re- of Corps, in observance of Nj
80. Knley's birthday was voted a gran
n success by large apprec alive au,
lance. The singers woro all in goo
voice, their select ons well chose
and well rendered. 1t was conside
ed by competent judges to have bee
one of the best musicals given b
home talent. EspeG al mentio
should be made Of Bernard NIcIntos
as pianist and Harold Murray q
v,o Inist Several remained aft,
the concert for social hou
Through the generosity Of one of ia
guests zee cream was served