The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
1e~s OF the Town and Village Told Briefly
'Or Busy RcaJers-

feta and messallne waists, S2.00 up
at Noveck's.
Miss Gertrude Carney, a teacher
in the graded school, has recovered
from an illness.
William Laurie of North Adams,
formerly of Bennington, is visiting
friends in the village.
Lost-Lady's heavy kid glove on
South or Main streets. Finder please
leave at Banner office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albee Buss are NOV
ing from the Lake farm in West
SALISBURY to this village.
Dave Kinder that whistling come
dian, is in town. You'll hear him
at the library theatre tonight.
The Woodmen's fair opens tonight
at Foresters' hall There will be
program followed by dancing.
New England supper, music, reel
tations,--all for ten cents-at the
Guideboard chapel tomorrow evening
$50.
The most elegant assortment OF
new Emerson. Beacon and Waldorf
shoes and Oxfords for men at the
new Noyeck store.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Kehoe of Suf-
field. Conn, returned home this
morning after a visit to Mr.. Kehoes
brother, Charles Kehoe.
Miss Florence March has returned
to her school at South Manchester
Conn, after having passed the spring
vacation at her. home here.
The three lower classes of the
Bennington high school will give a
reception in honor of the senior class
in Foresters hall Friday evening at
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Mr.. and Mrs George f Stevens
have returned to New York after
having passed a few days in town as
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy b.
| Johnson
An unusual assortment of new
Noveck shoes, ties and pumps in all
the latest lasts and feathers for
misses, and women at the new Nov
eek store
All members of the Modern Wood
men are to meet at their room to-
morrow evening at 1880 for a shor;
parade in the interest of their fair
which begins tonight
At the special meeting of Manser
Encampment, !. o. O. f., this even
ing the Patriotic, Golden Rule and
Royal Purple degrees will be worked
on class of candidates.
Patrick and Sampler arrived this
morning from New York where they
have been playing Keith's houses
They are to fill three days engage
ment at the library theatre.
Henry B. Harris, the big New
York theatrical manager was one OF
the Ill fated passengers of the II
tanic Mr.. Harris sent to Bennington
many goods plays in the past among
which are "The Third Degree"
Lion and the Mouse" Travelling
Salesman" and others.
The service in the First Baptist
church this evening will be conduct
ed by the pastor The subject Of
! the evenings thought will be wheat
and Tares." The hymn books recent
ly ordered have now been received
and will be on hand for their own
ers tonight.
George Antonio, the local lawn ex
pert, has returned from visit to nj:
old home in Italy where he spent
nearly three months. His horl,
there is a village five miles from thC
city OF Naples. He reached New
York on his return the last of March
but did not get back to Bennington
until this week.
Oscar Hammerstein's "Naught!
Marietta" is of such magnitude tina
Manager Wood expects to draw larg'
ly from North Adams and as fal
north as Rutland. This is the las
musical show at the Bennington
opera house this season. If you wan
more of this kind of attraction
show your appreciation by attending
General Secretary II. G. Banks o
the Y. NJ. c. A. will go today to ST
Johnsbury to attend the 4lst stat,
convention of the Young Mems Chris
tian association of Vermont which 4
to be held at the st. Johnsbury Y. NJ
c. A. Friday. Saturday and Sunday
The convention will open with tn
dinner session on Friday evening
Saturday will be given to addresse
and discussions, and the Sunday pre-
gramme will consist OF church sci
vices, evangelistic meetings for mer
for women, and for boys, with
union meeting of the churches in tn
evening. A strong and interestin
programme is being arranged. q
may be judged from the followln
list OF men who ere expected to D
present: Governor j. A Mead; Hoi
w. J. Van Patten. Chairman of tn
State Committee of the Y. NJ c. A,
Or Guy Potter Benton, President {
! the University of Vermont; Albel
n. Roberts, International Y. NJ. G. :
! Secretary of County Work Thornto
b. Penneld. international Y. NJ. c. !
: Field Secretary; W. w. Smith {
Poughkeepsie, N. Y: ID. A. Budg
General Secretary Of the Y. NJ c.
OF Montreal and others.
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