The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-13
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Home cured hams and bacon at
the C%heckerline,
Lauis and Robert Levin were in
North Adams Thursday.
James G. Colgate and his daughter
Evelyn, have returned to New York.
Boys shoes, mostly button to close
out on bargain counter, at Noyeck's '
5t3.
Dressed lamb, sold by half, at 95c
a pound. Call the Orchards. Phone
26l. . Its
The Marshall garage unloaded a
carload OF Chevrolet touring cars
Thursday.
Cecil Coulter of Salisbury Is
pay ng a short visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Orson Tinkham Of Dewey street.
Miss Elizabeth Corbett, who has
been the guest of her aunt in Spring
field, Mass, has returned home.
DR.. w. D. Gage and F. H. Duffy Of
Rutland and Il. S. Peart Of ulells
Falls are guests at the Putnam
house.
Every one in your family will enjoy
"The Old Swimmin' Hole" featuring
Charles Ray. Opera House today and
tomorrow.
The 1922 Christmas Club at the
First National Bank is growing larg.
er every day. You can join any day
this month. ; 5t5
Oh ldren's Sleeping garments, also
wash rompers and dresses at Janu.
airy prices at l., NJ. Barneys Baby
department. .
Queen Quality and other high
grade ladies' shoes on bargain coun.
ter, to close out, 1898 and 1898 at
Noveck's. = 5t3
In addition to The Golden Snare,
the latest c yde Cook comedy, The
Chauffeur and an Aesop Fable at
Harte Theatre tomorrow. "
James Oliver Curwood never wrote
a better story, never made a faster
picture, than The Golden Snare
Harte Theatre today aud tomorrow. "
Miss Leona Baker, formerly of
Benn ngton, has returned to her
dcme in Meclanicyi lie after spend.
several weeks with her father,
Edward Baker,
The Catholic Order of Foresters will
give a whist party at their hall In Cul.
lnan building on South street, Satur.
day, Jan IA. Refreshments will be
served. Everybody is invited.
A private dance was given Thurs.
Jay night In Forester8 hail. There
were fully forty couples at the affair.
which proved a great success. The
evening concluded with refresh
Had a fight with Skinny down at
The Old Swimmin' Hole" Licked
him bad; stopped him tak'n' the note
from teacher about me Charles Ray
IN The Old Swimmin' Hole Opera
Hou1e today and tomorrow. '
The various gasoline companies
announce a drop OF one cent in the
o. that product. Gle 10 soc. A I
year ago gasoline was selling at SEC
no decline came until February
when 1t came down to SAC PER cal. Z
Many of the young people Of OLD !
bennington enjoyed a skiing party
Thursday night at the Mt Anthony
5ountry club grounds. Al these who i
participate enthus 'astieally declare S
hat 1t is the most eXhiliarating
so Nc, learning to jump de.
hands considerable nerve but once
earned no sport can rival skiing.
FAe party broke up at an early hour
because the moon went down.
Hamilton Holt, who was the Forum
peaker scheduled for next Sunday
.yening, has been obliged TO post.
'one his coming. He viii speak on
March 9Th. 1t had been
.oped TO have Mr.. Spargo instead
ext Sunday evening. but he has ]
zen called to Washington, and it is
OF probable that 20 cam get back to 4
bennington in time. Therefore II
I'll be necessary TO omit the Forum .
this week. a week rom "
unday evening Prof. James r.. Rich
rdson OF Dartmouth College will be
no speaker at the Second Congroga.