The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-11-24

Tuesday to attend the O'Neil-Mor-
rissey wedding.
Ray G. Gibson a student at the Uni |
versity of Vermont. is home for the |
Thanksgiving holiday.
Julius Bates and family of West |
Main street went to North Adams to- |
day to spend Thanksgiving.
We carry only one kind of bread |
flour. No others needed. Just
Splendor-thats all.-E. E. Hart.
The Putnam Hose company will
hold reception to its members on
Thursday afternoon and evening.
Samuel D. Pierson of Geneva, N. Y.
is the guest of his brother Philip T.
H. Pierson of Washington avenue.
Miss Sallie Graves, a student at the
Vermont academy at SaXtons River,
is visiting his father, F o. Graves
A full rehearsal of the Bennington
County Fair" will be held in the Y.
Nj. c. A. Gymnasium this evening.
High mass will be celebrated by
Rev. c. f. Provost tomorrow morning
at o'clock at Sacred Heart church.
Arthur Barney, a student at the Al
bany business college will spend
Thanksgiving at his home on Beech
street.
blr. and Mrs f. D. Burt left this
morning for Cambridge to spend
few days at the home of Mrs. Burts
parents.
A Thanksgiving dinner is only com
plete with a box of "Belle-Mead
Sweets" See our window display
Call on J. NJ Ayres.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Field of Hins-
dale, n. H., arrived here today to
spend a few days as the guest of Miss
Elizabeth Gregg of Gage street.
The mill of H. E. Bradford & Co..
will be closed during the remainder
of the week in order that inventory
may be taken.
A. w Half travelling salesman for
the e. Norton company, is spending
a few days at his home here.
sition in North Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Dryer and
ldiliilg no nave bttA tut NucSlS vi
Mr. and Mrs. William Ryan of North
street, have returned to Rutland.
H. C. Pratt and son Wilbur of New
Haven, Conn, will spend Thanksgiv-
ing at the home of Mr. Pratts mother
Mrs. Isaac Pratt
Bishop Joseph F. Berry of Buffalo.
who was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
l.. Bottum during his stay in this
town, returned this morning
Mr. and Mrs. George f. Graves left
this morning for Syracuse to spend
Thanksgiving with their daughter,
Mrs. John c. Richters.
Arthur H. Kehoe, student at the
University of Vermont, is spending
the Thanksgiving vacation with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Ke-
hoe
The many friends in this town of
Miss Jennie Henderson of North Ad-
ans, prominent member of Hoos-
&C lodge, n. E. o. p, will learn with
regret of her illness.
The Girls" company which played
at the opera house Tuesday evening,
went to Athol Mass, this morning
This company will soon open a two
weeks engagement in Philadelphia
The balloon to be used Friday eve
ming, November 26, at the Guideboard
fair arrived today 1t will be the lar
gest ever seen in this section of the
city. Be on hand by 7 o'clock.
Look, follow the crowd to the side
show and see all the greatest won
ders of the age, brought to this coun-
try at a great expense County Fair
grounds, Guideboard chapel, Friday
evening
Miss Annette Kelerman. the fam
GUS high diver the. expert diabolo
player and the worlds champion fe-
male swimmer will be shown at Ii
brary theatre tonight, tomorrow ar
ternoon and night Don't miss it.
When sailing on the Hamburg, July
LIST, Sir Charles Wyndham said that
of all the plays he had seen in Amer
lea he regarded ''The Third Degree"
as the one most likely to win favor
with audiences in London. This at
traction will be seen here December
16.
The Van Curler opera house in
Schenectady has just adopted the
plan of the manager of the Benning
ton opera house and will hereafter
run only first class shows, cheap mel
odramas being debarred. This plan
has been used with success here for
over three years.
Five candidates were initiated at
the. regular meeting of Walloomsac
lodge, ~ e. o. p, Tuesday evening
in Apollo hall and about Is applica-
lions for membership were also re-
ceived at that meeting. At the close |
of the degree work dancing followed. |
Mrs. George Stewart rendered the !