The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-11
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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C. !. Hendee is visiting relatives
in Arlington.
c. L. Hard of East Arlington spent
Thursday here.
= William Hard of Arlington is
visitor in town today.
Mrs. James Lee is entertaining Mrs
7. f. O'Shea of New York.
T. A. Davenport has return from
a business trip to Long Island.
Mrs. Edward Jepson Of Hoosick
Falls visited relatives here Thursday
Miss Olive Andrews of North Pow
nal visited Miss Amy Stewart Thurs
day
Miss Cora W. Burnap of Troy is
spending two weeks with friends in
town.
Mrs. Irving Grout and daughter
Amy OF Arlington were visitors here
Thursday.
Miss Ethel Davenport has returned
from a several weeks stay in Hart
ford, Conn.
Born, Wednesday, Aug. 9th, a
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Kelly
of County street.
Paul Forgue of Providence, r. l.,
is visiting his mother, Mrs Mary For
que OF Gage street.
Mrs. Myron Clark and two sons
have returned from a two weeks visit
at Ticonderga, N. Y,
Walter Rogers has returned to his
home in Troy after a several days
visit with friends here.
Mrs. N. Schutt has returned to her
home in Arlington after visiting her
son, c. |. Hendee of School street
Miss Belle Barron and Mrs. Nellie
Campbell of Hayerhill, Mass, are
guests at the home Of Charles Me
Carthy
Frank Norcross OF North street is
recovering from painful injuries sus
tanned by running nail through his
foot last Saturday evening.
Gov. John A. Mead and two mem
bers of his military STAFF will arrive
on the 2.45 p. m. train tomorrow
They will be guests at the home Of
DR.. and Mrs w. Il. Putnam.
The first census taken OF the towr
of Bennington is on exhibition in the
window of A. c. LaMarre q Co. Tn,
records are the property of Mr. La
Marie and form an interesting ole
relic.
At private sale: Mrs c. #. Hulinl
will sell at 207 Main street furniture
bric-a-brac, pictures, rugs, cts, alsC
a park victoria VIII be in atten
dance from two to five from Monda!
to Friday. Act
A year ago this morning the PhiliI
b. Jennings residence at Old Ben
nington was destroyed by fire. Mr.
Jennings and family will return mex
month from Europe where they have
been sojourning for some time.
Charles c. Perkinish of New Lon
don, Conn, was in the city today. II,
is on hike through this part of tn
country and will visit Bennington, V
and Keene, N. H., before returning
home-North Adams Transcript.
All veterans are requested to be a
the Post rooms tomorrow, Saturda.
afternoon, at 2 o'clock to attend thu
Pageant. The veterans are to taxi
part in the last scene of, the Pagan
on Saturday afternoon and on Wed
nesday evening.
There will be an exhibition o
relics, of historic interest at the Oh
Academy Library for the benefit o
the Pageant on August IA, Is ant
16. The Library will be open from
10 until ~ in the morning, and iron
until in the afternoon. No book
will be given out on those days. Ad
mission 10 cents. AIT
The Whitney today: Special Fea
lures. Paul Morris, Classy coined
juggler; Master James Mckay, tn
worlds greatest boy soprano. Pic
lures: The Broken Vows" dram
by the Reliance Co; "The Partin
Trails, western drama by the Amer
can Co. the greatest Cowboy dram
ever made; III One Could See Int
the Future drama by the Ambrosi
Co; "Mr. Baumgarten is Elected
comedy.
There will be no preaching servic
at the Methodist church Sunday NOR
ing. The service being taken up 4
order to give the congregation a
opportunity to attend the special SCI
| vice at the Second Congregations
church. The Sunday school will col
yene at 1915 and in the evening Re
J. l.. Fort pastor of the Nj. +. churc
OF Gloversville, n. Y, will preacl
The Epworth League service will !
held at $3.50.
Library theatre today special n
traction Goforth and Doyle, lad
and gent In their classy talking an
singing act. Special picture pr
| gram: THE Crusader, featul
I drama by the Edison Co; "The Mi
sion Worker, a feature drama by Il
| Selig CO.; Mustang Petes Lo'
| Affair, 1000 IT, of Western comeC
| that is a scream from start to fnis
The Library theatre orchestra co
sisting of pieces with George Do
nelly. leader. will furnish music. Re
ular admission.
| The electrical illumination OF Il
village will start tonight after Il
dress rehearsal OF the pageant. III
dress rehearsal tonight will beg
| promptly at eight o'clock so as