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BENNINGTON EVENING BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1918.
AS NECESSARY AS HEAT
IN WINTER
You would as soon dispense with your heating apparatus
as to endure a sweltering summer without Emerson Fans,
once they have made your nights comfortable and your
days t to work in. a -,
The added efficiency that results from being comfortable
24 hours a day pays big dividends on the small amount
invested, and you will hardly notice the increase in your
bills. . Buy from. ''
- MAURICE E. RUDD Valentine street.
With 5 Year Factory
rs
a m 1 1
OVER SIXTEEN ft
YEARS p
of practical experience backed
by knowledge Ircm iiliji,t study
ol optical scithec has cnnbled
mc to line truly understntd the fgj
needs and rcquircirmts ol those
, who occd htlp tor their eyes.
Here you fc( the benefit ol w
experience and your eyes are
accurately littcd by. the aid 0! jo
every modern instrument q
PROMPT REPAIR WORK jf
DeWitt K. Lewis
J. D.oyh B. A
Near V. M. C. A.' Main St
EVA M T. LASSOR
AiillunlneU leudicij uf the
Progressive Series of Piano ;
' Lessons
In Classes or Private, a Complete
Conservatory Course
I.KtH'OiDCCiDOWSKV. tOlTUK IN CHUT
OltillcH'O us tn Wink Arcniiiplitli'il hr I'lipll
are Accepted liy IHiliiiK N. usical liitnllu'.Kiur
For Particulars Call or Send for
; Free Booklet
1.40 North St., Uenninatan, Vi.
Telephone 359-M
REPAIRING
don on milomolillrn. atntlonarjr rnictn
rm aod fnrm trnolor.
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PAII-l'ACTI )N GUARANTIED
A. J. PERCtY Percey's Cornets
Tel.
E. N. MATTISON
TAXI SERVICE
DAY On MU11T CALLS
new fAii i aiii;h i, imivi:ii
1 lL 2U3-W Utt 4U5-M.
HOTEL
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EMPIRE
Proadway at 63rd Street
NEW YORK CITY
uieoTuIithM.OO wUhTth$1.50
Tarlor, bedroom end bath,
one or two $7 PA
penooi V
Add t the iW ntri, SOe lo Mok
iddaionml ptinn.
Alt iiiruee ett ena riitn
A. Bowel p door.
taboir ! "L" tioii-two
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BM.lif.1 Central Ph-1 tlxk.
OUR RUSTAl'RANT
It aottd for lit !! food tnd
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P. V. LAND Manager
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Sift
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- to - User Guarantee
BENNINGTON bVbVS
Ti
Dr. V. Moutmuniuet, chlroiiodist, '
will be ut Mids llutton's Thursday.
During July and August the Urys
daic store will rlose every Thursday :
at noon. J
' The Junior Hod Cross bunk is now j
at Mulli.nan & Uoche's. .Members, j
please leave your dimes there.
Turiiij) jiiauts for sale. Larue white J
Kuta lliigas. Fifty cents per hundred, i
Frank K. Howe, 28 South street. !
Telephone 9-Y: j
Hedda Nova, the famous Russian j
actress and Frank J. Glendun tn "The!
I'luiiKe of ilorrur," chapter No. 8 of
"The Woman in the Web" at llarte
Theatre today. Adv. 1
Kev. W. G. Towart has been called :
to Silver Hay to meet with Dr. Han
sard, chairman of the Baptist Lay-;
men's .Movement. He expects to re
turn Saturday evening.
The Vjun Woman's Club will hold
a dance In their rooms Thursday,
ninut from lj until l. Donnelly's four
, piece banjo orchestra will furnish
mii.-ie. Admission ."uc. Adv.
Mr. und .Mrs. Coewey of Sprineleld,
: Mass., arp reieiviiiK conKiatnlatlons
. upon the bin!) of a nine pound dangli--
ter, Marado .Maxine Lara, born July
nth. .Mrs. GoeveYy was formerly Miss
I tura Norton of this place.
The regular prayer and iraise serv- '
lee of the First Haptlst church will
tie he'd Thursday oveniim at 7. lid.
The service will be led by Misa
Katl-.iyn Dunham. A cordial invita
tion is extended to the public. ;
T!io ladles who are making aprons j
and hniited articles for the Catho'ie !
Woman 'i Service League are request-1
ed to return them not later. than Fib :
day afternoon. Itooms will be open '
every afternoon of thl.i week from 2 1
uii'll 3.
Si e v.but tli:- Motion i'ltfure News,
says tiliout "The lllind Adventure" a 5 j
pari, VitaKi'iiph production. ljr ulieer ,
siiiipence and i;rl;pln.n mystery tills
produ.-ii .ii has been equaled only by j
few screen productions. It repie-'
scuts a sort of screen drama all wl'.l
enoy. It will be shown at the llarte
Thcatie today. Adv. - ,
Tor Infants and Children
in Usg ForOycrGO Years
Alwavs Iicmis
the
c.i(fnivturr of
f
rally
Located
Near (ill the famous
8.hops and Tta4re?
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RED CROSS WAR FUNDS
Arlington Contribution! Received
May 20 to 27. 1918. -'
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! Mrs David Hushes ,
Miss Marion Dceeher
J. . Uruce
C. D. ltentley, (Saudgate)
W. Burt
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j Joseiih ltelund. jr.
Joseph Belaud
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V. J. Harrett
Mr. Leale
Mrs. Louis Dump
P. C Lrownson
Mrs. F. C. llrow usou
Jcunie A. Bromley
Mrs. C. T. Bellis
Mary Barr.lt
Mario A. Buck
F.dward J. Busheo
Harold Hufhee
Harold Blair
Robert Benedict
Arthur Benedict
R. A. Blair
O. :. Bromley
Nellie Brom'ey
Royal Blyther
D. S. Blyther
W. Barton
W. F. Bixby .
F.dmund Bushee
i A. Bushway
i Albert Buck
! F. Babiekas
Macelonls Baehise
! Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Bromley
i Rollin .L Bump'
; Alfred Buck
Mrs. R. A. Blair
.1. 1'. Cullinan
; B. N. CuUiimn
Henry Cul'lnan
; . N. Canneld
: Mrs. F. Cantleld
i John L. Canlleld
Leo Cullinan
Win. Cullinan
, Anna Cullinan
j G. (1. Cullinan
; Alfred Crocker
! H. D. Cressey
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Noel K. Cole
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F. C. Cullinan
Robert S. Crofut
John Christmas
Mrs. George H. Curtis
Geo. II. Curtis
Henry Conlin
Mrs. Henry Conlin
J. A. Cole
C. II. Colo
F.va Cooledgo
Sidney Crofut
Martha Canneld
II. J. Collet to
Matthew Cullinan
Flora M. Barney, (Shaftsbury )
Raymond Cook
F.dward Cooke
D. Cniozan
H. S. Coleman
I'. X. Cu'llnan
Harold Cole
John Coronet
Wallace Corey (
Clifford Corey
Helen Corey
.At. Comlnsky
Chas. D. Charlton
K. A. Canlleld
Cora' litiltols
Miss K. Tielaney
Kdwaid Delaney
Mrs. Fdward Delaney
Mver Daniels
('. 11. Darling
Roy Casev
W. Car!t;o'ti
Lawrence Cole
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Bernard
Frank Dunlap
M and Mrs. M. IV Dcming
Mrs. J. J. pup'ls
Mr. anil Mrs. A. Dufresne
John Delaney, jr.
Henry Dunlap
Frank Dupolse
John Dooley
Richard Delaney
John Draper
J. T. Doyle
W. J. Delaney
John Delaney
I'eter Duvcr
J. F. Donahue and family '
John Daniels
J. Dunlejiias
J. Drnsis
i:. W. Dennison
I. K. Deschenes
Janev-. J. Duplis
(). DuBols ,
Tho. Delaney. ,
Harry Dolau
Ralph Delaney
Raymond "TCI weft
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WEDNESDAY
Don't send garments to the
cleaner's wbettihcy caobe cleansed
at home easily and safely with
kW'4Zr
MULE TEAM'
BORAX SOAP.CH1K
Mak a (hlok taalt of
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Rev. and Mrs. Gouthey
Flora Gagnon
Eddie Grover
Alvin Gilbar
Mrs. Mary Gendner
Horace Goewey
Paul Gouthey ,
Mrs. Mary Grout .
Max Gruut
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Grout
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Gilchrist
John Geary
Kdw .Griffin .
Leu I. Grout
Jesse Grant
Helen L. Grout
J. V. Gagnon
James George i
Marshall
P. Grlnell
II N. Griswokl
J. C. Gerard
Kdw. Gaguou
V. Gimltiecio
II.' Gi imes
Ida Gilbar
Jos. Gallia and family
Mike Genis
Paul Gabel
George Gikls
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Irving Grout
S. K. Gray
Mrs. S. K. Gray
S. K. Gray. Jr.
McGloir ;!agnoti
Mrs. C. D. Gilchrist, sale of
Excelsior & Empty Barrels
Hale Company
Dan Hayilen
Wm. Hall
Isaac Hall
Sadie F. Hard
C. E. Hard
Geo. D. Howard .
No lle J. Unlet
II. A. Hulet
Mrs. Sarah Hayes t
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hayes
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. I turd
F. F. Hawley and family
Mrs. George Howard
Mary J. Houghton , .
F. (). Ilanaman
Mr. and Mrs. Harry .Hurd
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. liawley
D. P.. Harrington
T. W. Hillgrove (Rutland)
Frank A. Hard
D. A. Hull,
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Mrs. Henry HayeH
I-0?! Menard
Harrington
1 B. L. Hard
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Jack Houlihan
Henry Hayes "'
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Howes
- Maude HewcB ,
; C. A. Eddy
F. O. Lste;
: A'fred t arley
i X. C. Fku kt.v .
! Marguerite Farrell
i Mr. and Mrs. Evi
;F. 11. Farnhani
! George Fowler
i John Fois
G. Fois
Itennie Frashella
. Francesco Fanuzzi
Chas. Firman
'. Foresters of America Court
' Arlington No. 21
Yeruoa Field
. Edw. Fai rell
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L. H. Hillard
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Clayton P. Hulett
Mary J. Ilarlrugton
X. P. llebcrt
Francis Haley
Chas.. Harrluglou
Thomas Illgglns
Mrs. Thos. Higglns
Abbio A. Hard
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Hard
M. Z. Hard
John Ineson
lm Wllhelmina Jacobs
A. M. Johnson
I Arthur Johnsou
I Win. Johnson
I Mary Jessen
I J. R. Judson
j Edward Jessen
j Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Jones
i Gertrude F. Judson
James Keough
Michael Kelly
Atlee Knapp
Richard Keough
William Keough
Carl D. Knox
Walter Keough
W. P. KeouKh
Mrs. II. Klrby
B. Kosmas
Dennis King
John King
Thos. Keouirh
"'UI ! Arthur Knapp
John Keough
Ccclle Keough
Irene Keough
Stasia Keough
Bertha Keough
Edward Keough
M. P Kllllon and family
Kate Kclley
('has. Keough
Tony Kannletls
W. B. Kinney
Marlon Lathrop
Claude Lathrop
C. Law ter
Lawrence. Frank
.1. Lackey
Thomas I.o.iear
Albert Link
1'. UbadJe
Hairy Lathrop .
James Loitrey
Louis LaValley
Mrs. Agnes Latin
Fred Livingston
Lois l.nwler
Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Law
(). P. Llsccoinh
Mrs. Jerome Laklu
1 Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Leake
Mamie t.eako
' (ieorglaua LeaKe
; Mrs. E.' M. Lntl)r.p
! Dorothy It. Leake
Mrs. M. A. Lathrop
Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Lultatt
I.. M. Mnrble
Mr .and Mrs. Guy McKeon
W. C. Matot
G. K. Mofflt
1 Michael Monhsey. Jr.
Thomas Mann, Sr.
Peter Mlkltas
, Kdw. MoriKcy
i H. .1. McDurfee
i Hnrvev Morgan
.T. Miller "
; J. Malnlleiie
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James A. Maxwell
Arthur McDurfee
W. McLenithan
Jesi.0 McDcrmott
Thos. Mahoney
W. J. Morrisscy
Annie Matteson
Mears. Ellas
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5,00 Loren MoDermott
3.O0! John McDeruiltt
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Morehouse
HO; Doliue.r Morrow
Mr. and Mrs. Mclntre
Mr. and Mrs. John Morris.sey
Julia Morrissey
M. L. Morehouse
Mr. and Airs, D. Morrow
Mr. and Mrs. John McDuifee
Mi?. Harvey McKee
Lillian G. MacAuley
Lew .Montgomery
John Mann
Tbos. Mann, Jr.
J. W. Mann
I!. J. Alooiy
Bertha McDonald
E. E. McDonald
Norman O. Madison
Mrs. J. M, Morton
Cornelia . McKckion
M. Martelle '
F. O. Mason
A. L. Mouso
Mr .and Mrs. M. R. McKen.ie
Frank McMurray
J. W. Manchester
Frank McDcrmott
I James Martin
! D. T. MeConnick
George Moore
Joseph Xaakltis
A. Nautllle
! Harry Nlles
' John Norton
! A. W. Noyes
;J. M. Nelioii
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! R. Nichols and fauiilv
! Mrs. R. A. O'Brien
i John O'Mallev
! A. J. O'Neill
, J. J. OWeill
i Joe Orbin
iR. Phillips
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! Andrew Phillips
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! Wui. Pratt
. Mrs. Wm, Pratt
1 Madeli:,,. plnnkett
Miss Preo
1 Mr. and Mrs. James I'd,,.
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; Robert Piovan
1 John His. Ion
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litter no delay no cook stove
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Water Heaters and the regular New Perfection oven.
For best results use SO-CO-NY Keroscne-every drop
clean heat
THE STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YORK
C. Rolswin
Miss Myrtie kooenson
'. L. Smith
Tony Sherman
Kdw. Scully '
Hosea Sargood
Jos. Solinas
J. Soleskl
John Smith
Emnntt Smith
John Squiers, Jr.
Richard Sargood
A. Schneider
X. Sijuiers
Sam Sipiiers
Ray Sanboin
Marvin Squires
F. Sharkey
Mrs. Robert Smith
M. fr'orvilla
George L. Smith
Eugene Seniors
Hattie Sargood
Jerome Sargood
Sarah F Smith
.eta Sijuiers '
Stella Shevlin
WinlieM Secoy
Frank Secoy
5.00 ! Mrs. Schultz
5,oo! Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Shulllcton
Lem Sipiiers
Herbert Siiuiers
North Dist. School
E. J. Sinclair
Cyrus Secoy
M. E. Safford
W. M. Safford
Mrs. tnes S.itf.nd
Herbert Schnell
Jr. Si-hwarzkopf
Mn. W. F. Smith
Smith. Mrs. A. II.
F. J. Stubenrauch
May l. Stubenrauch
Elizabeth Stubenrauch
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Siiuiers
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Twitchell
Mr. ami Mrs. C. A. Toombs
.las. M. Thompson
Margaret Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. P. II. Thompson
James P. Thompson
Marjorle II. Thompson
Erie Tvr. ll
J. W. Tynan
I. Touchcite
Guy Twitchell
Curiiel Vanillin
G. M. Vangh ,
Mis. W. C. Vlault
l-'incst Van llyne
Jerome C. Vlault
S. II. Viaull
V. J. Valli de
R. II. Vnnih'rbur'ih
W. Wiildren
('. II. Woodard
Horace Wl'lianis
R H. Williams
M. Wilkinson
l.es'er Woo,t.itd
Jarvls Wvinan
'rs. M. E. Wviuan
N'r-t. R. Warne.- '
I!. Warner
harobl Warner
George Warner
1.00
1.00
5,00
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1 15
1.15
1.0"
2,oo
10.00
5.00
10.00
I on
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7.00
3.00
I. on
5 .Oo
4.o'o
10.00
2.00
t.oo
23.00
! in iiy M. noil worth
Mabel F. Wood worth
Edward ('. Wood worth
II. P. Win don
Paul Waterman
George Whitten
H. K. Webb
Mrs. II. A. Ward
Mrs. Minnie Whitman
Mr. and Mr;;. Ira .1. Warner
Hector Ward
I . M. Wnlker
Albert Wilcox
Warner .V. Diisilu 1
Julia M. Walker
Frank A Wo.nlard
Frank P. Webb
Harold Walker
Vr Robert Wli:i:inn
Harry T. Wllb on
r'hor II. V. ai ner
, Robert Wl cox
Ailbor F White
Mr. iiinl Mm John A Wih-ox
G'enna Walker
II Wind
the Match
your home the New
always ready joijfc
no fire to build no M
drudgery.
KEROSENE
OIL .
-50
3.15
5.oo
LOo
5.00
4-50
4.00
5.00
1.00
2.00
2.0"
2 00
2. 00
1.00
2.00
1.00
l oo
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3,00
J. B. Webb
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Win. M. Webb
Dan Walsh
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Waite
Arncy Warner
Thos Willis ,
Mrs. Sarah Young
Mr. and Mrs. luiah
Henry Young
Din.no Young
Robert i oung
Mrs. Rob-.-rt Young
Fied Yunn:i;
Total $2(115.40
Corvtiihutions Received In Arlington
Jo Ee Credited to Sunderland
Edward Lallatt
llasklns La Bad
M. Morritsey
,1. X. 1,'laneliard
Medric Hard
Fred Hard
Thus. Bellis
Ira L. Hall
Herbert Dovntoti
John Clark
Mi;i. Louis liudro
ha MeDermott
Wm. Ilayden
WinlieM Hall
J. Mayhew and family
.25
1.00
1.23
1.23
3.00
1.00
1.00
3.00
3.00
1.00
5 .00
4.00
2 00
2.0o
1 j Pools r.ndro
5 no i Sevinnur Hard
:M.,ii W, Wlnchell
2.00 1 f'.ert Parks
2.00 i Ed v.' Grover
4.00 ;
Gordon Hard
L. Balian
Clifford Dushway
C. Damaiest
V. Finnerty
Mrs. Gilbert fusliway
Harvey Hard
W. E. Coonley
Edw. Buck
Henry Shuftletnn
Frank Buck
II. R. Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Shaw
Cecil Parks
Llewllyn- Bellis
E. R. Hall
5.oo
1.00
5.00
5 00
1.00
4.00
2.00
2.50
2.00
3.oo
10.00
2 00
2.00
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5.00
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1.00
1 (10
5.00
2.00
3.00
Total
Grand Total
The following Is
a list of Industries
whoso employees
subscribed 100 per
cent:
Manufacturers Halo. Co., Arlington
Kef. Co.
General Stores Thompson & How
ard, Geo. G. Cullinan & Co., E. C.
Woodwoith. Myer Daniels, James W.
Mann. Warner 4i Dtistln, Ruby War
ner, Corey & Elwell. Win. Andrew.
Barber Shops James Duplis, R. A.
Slinrieton. Thus. Ilkgins.
Pluiiilieis .V. T.:i:-nii;hs Fred M.
V, nlke;.
Dry Goods Stores Myron Cole.
Drug Stoies East Arlington l'har
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Family Use
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RAWWAY '0 V'i Otu'ia S?t., Naw York.
5.00
.50
5.00
5.00
5.00
4.00
1.00
I.OO
2.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
2.00
2.00
4.00
4.00
.50
2.00
2.00
1.00
1.00
1.10
4.00
2.00
.50
.50
11.00
8.00
11.00
1.00
5.00
1.00
2.00
.50
1.00
1.00
2.00
1.00
5.00
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1.00
1.00
1.00
4.00
5.00
20.10
1.00
6.00
1.00
$122.00
$2737.40
3 JJolin Mll'er
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