The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-18

was at North PoWnal.
Eleven members of Mansur encamp
ment attended. the d',trict meetingyof
the Odd Fellows Encampment of Mas.
sachusetts at North Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick X. Girls.
void have returned to their home in
! Hartford, Conn, after short Wis
with thor niece here, Mrs. j. L. Girls.
void.
Harry Cron.n of Hoos;ck Falls has
taken over the management OF the
rooming house on North street, which
has been conducted for the past year
or so by Mrs. Harry Schutt.
Rev. J. L. Cole and Mrs. Cole are
motoring with friends from Cambridge
through New York and New Jersey.
They will be back in time for the
Church School of Missions Thursday.
AIRS. Christine B. Pratt and daugh.
.er, Frederick, left today for Roselle
-, ~ Y, where they will make their flu
ture home. Mrs. Pratts home was at
Roselle before she came to Benning.
ton.
Tel. 204 for your fresh vegetables
ana canning pears. Checkerlne. @"f
Should wife accept lavish gifts
rom her husband as peace offerings
after mIsbehavior on his part? See
I Bought and Paid For with Agnes
Ayres and Jack Holt, and Larry Sc.
mon in "A Pair of Kings" and Fox
News. Opera house Friday and Sat.
urday.
Fresh veal at Estes. tel. 7l5.
Miss Dorothy Carver and Ann Hath
away. both of Bennington who are en-
ployed In Troy. have been accepted
into the Troy dramatic Cub. They
are to appear soon in the pay "Thir.
teenth Chair"
Edmund p. Howe who has been EN-
ployed on the Rutland News for the
past two years. has resigned his posi-
tion and is moving to Ludlw where he
Is to become managing editor OF The
Ludlow Tribune
II will pay you to see the blankets
at the New York Store before you buy
elsewhere
Following his arrest by Chief Braz-
ell and Deputy Shanahan last even.
ing, Joseph MARITIME was placed un.
der bonds of $500 for appearance in
municipal court this afternoon. So
far as could be learned Martina and
Joseph Marte,l, fellow countryman.
had difference over the sale OF
tickets to a benefit dance. Marteil's
face is considerably scratched and
he lays the loss OF cuticle to MARITIME.
Plenty of native veal and lamb
Checkcrline Market.
Members of the Bennington county
section of the Green Mountain 'clul
are invited to join the mountain en-
thusiasts from Windham county al
Wilmington. Saturday. October 81
The party will meet at Child's Tav
ern, Wilmington, at 1880 Saturday
and each group will provide its owr
lunch. No effort will be made L
keep the party together and al inter
ested in mountain scenery are invit
ed.
Colonel Harry Grant will speak
tomorrow evening at 1880 IN the chapel
of the First Baptist Church. Colonel
Grant has seen extensive service in
the army. He spoke last Sunday IN
the Methodist church, Saturday even
ing he addressed the members of the
Bennington club and last evening he
spoke before large and enthusiastic
group of men at the Masonic temple
The public Is cord ally invited to this
service The trustees, finance com
mttee and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
are expected to be at this service.
Fancy malaga grapes, grape fruit
oranges, Porto Rico oranges, pine
apples, casaba melons. dates ant
, figs. Checkerline.
The first session of the Methods
School of Missions will he held In tn,
parlors of the church Thursday even
ing. beginning with a free supper a
$3.50 p. IN, Glasses adapted for ever.
age and taste Will be conducted b!
efficient leaders from 715 to 500
o'clock, and II Is hoped that ever,
member interested in the church ant
It's work will arrange to be presen
and enjoy this unique growing move
ment that is being adopted by tn
different denominations of Protestant
. with popular approval and great bene
At. AT eight o'clock there Will be
snappy song service, followed by al
interesting steriopticon lecture. II yo,
are a Methodist come down and ge
into the game. II you have no churcl
home you will be made welcome l.
/ this and the following sessions whicl
will be held every Thursday night dur
ing the next six weeks.