The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

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Rummage sale at Mrs. w. b.
Sheldon's Tuesday, July rs, from 0
to 8,
Dance tonight at Lawrence Hall
South SALISBURY, Pon2le's orches
ira.
Chicken Dinner, II to 2 o'clock
every day at Mapleslde Inn, Shafts
i bury
\ Anheuser.Busch Budwelser by thel
case at Chandlers store. Phone 112l
aud l13. . G5t4
Lawrence King Is assisting at the
office OF the Allen A company during
I the summer.
Miss Pauline Mitchell of Laconia,
/. ". H., Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.
Harmon Of Union street.
Don't fail to take advantage OF the
clearance sale Throughout our cloa
and suit department at Noveek's.
See "The Man Unconquerable,
starring Jack Holt, and episode 10 of
go Get En- Hutch at Harte thea.
tire today.
Donald MacI.ean of the East Road
will open HIS blueberry field sunday
and Monday. Admission for pickers
80 cents each,
Jack Hollis greatest picture, "The
Man Unconquerable and episode ~
of 60 Get En- Hutch at Harte
Theatre today
Special ladies $3.50 wolfe and glng
ham dresses special at $685. during
our discount sale in the CLOAK and
suit department.
Miss Geneyieye Lyncr Of New MI.
ford, Conn, Is spending a few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Frank =. Se..
ley Of Maple street.
Golden Dreams" a Ease Grey
story featuring Claire Adams and
Charles Gautnort and Harry Sweet
in "A One Horse Town" at Harte
theatre Monday.
Your last opportunity to see Har'
old Lloyd in among Those Present
and Miss Lulu Bett Zane Gales
remarkable story and stage pay at
Opera House tonight.
See Golden Dreams" a Zane Grey
story, a drama done in vivid colors,
with intense physical action and lit
orally, everything from circus to
gladtorial combat for thrills Harte
theatre Monday.
Vouchers for "Billeted may be eX-
changed for seats In the evening at
Gokay's store from to 8. They may
also be exchanged at the Opera
house from $3.50 until 8. Every seat
has already been sold except rev in
the balcony.
At st. Peters church tomorrow the
services will be Holy Communion at
1880; Morning Prayer, Litany and
sermon at 10:30; Children's Euchar-
list at noon. Tonight at 1880 there
will be a preparatory service for those
recently confirmed who will make
their first communion tomorrow.
Connecting with the Power is the
sermon topic at the Methodist Epis-
copal church tomorrow morning
Brotherhood Bible Class meets at the
hour of the Sunday school, II o'clock.
Latest announcements concerning the
Methodist picnic viii be made in the
school. Devotional meeting of tire
Fpworth League will be in charge OF
Miss Louise Eddy; topic, "E2emial
the prophet OF responsibility. at the
evening service, the pastor will
preach en- Along the Emmaus Road
and the Mems chorus will sing.
Lewis Gouthier of this village. an
employe OF the Rutland Railroad,
sustained iGju.e s Thursday after.
noon by being hit b. northbound
train near the Davis crossing, about
two miles south of Petersburgh.
Gouchier with two other workmen
was at work on a new bridge near
the crossing when he was hit. He
was taken to the Office of DR.. Stan
ton p. Hull of Petersburgh, Where 1t
was found he was suffering bodily in.
jurics and slight decorations OF the
face and head.