The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-02-24
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

E. A. Swan who has been i'll. is
recovering.
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Waite of School
street are spending the day in Troy.
Edward Galipo has entered the Yer
mont sanitarium at Pittsford for
treatment
Mrs. B. w. Vickery and daughter
katherine are visiting relatives in
Troy and Albany
DR.. J. d. Lane sailed Thursday
from New York for Bermuda for
few weeks vacation.
Harry Bridge went to BARRIERS
Pines Friday to spend a few days in
camp with Richard Purdy.
A number of young people held a
social Friday evening at the Neigh
borhood house at Bennington Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Nichols are
moving from pa School street to
the Norton house on Pleasant street
A party of Bennington young peo-
pie enjoyed a sleigh ride Friday eve
ming to Salisbury, where dance
was held.
The body of Talmadge Lewis, a
veteran who died at the soldiers
home Thursday, has been taken tc
Poultney for burial.
II. Harry Levin has returned from
st. Luke's hospital, New York, where
he recently underwent an operation
His recovery is complete.
States Attorney w. J. Meagher has
returned from trip to Schenectady
where he was called on business con
nected with a guardianship.
Edmund Howe returned Frida!
from Cohoes where he has been IL
the hospital for week to have treat
ment for the arm he recently brok'
while skiing.
MissFlorence Walbridge returned
Friday from visit toher sisters, Mr.
Fritz Armstrong of New Haven
Conn, and Mrs. Harold Harmon o
Newark, n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Schindle
have returned from their wedding
trip TO New York. For the presen
they will begin housekeeping at tn
home of the brides parents, Mr.. an'
Mrs. John Toomey Of Gage street.
There will be basket ball gam
tonight in the association gym be
tween the Baptist and Methodist Bar
AGA class teams in the inter-churcl
league series. Spectators will b.
very welcome to witness this gam
which will begin at o'clock.
Temple Chapter, r. A. NJ, vii
hold special meeting on Monday
February 26. The =. NJ. and NJ. /
NJ degrees will be conferred. o.
Tuesday. February 9th the 2nd Ma
sonic district will hold the distric
convention with Mt Anthony lodge.
The bowling schedule for next wee
is as follows: Monday. High Schoo
VS.. NJ. e. church; Tuesday, Postoilic
VS.. Tigers; Wednesday, Congregation
al church VS. North Bennington. Tn
Bennington bowlers will play Mort
Adams at the latter place; Thursda!
Athletics VS.. Pirates.
Hon. II. T. Cushman of North Bel
nington will be the leader of IN
Life Problem class in the Y. y
c. A. at 4:SO o'clock Sunday afte
noon. The subject will be "Christia
Ideals I'm Business This subjeI
should appeal to young men who al
: DESTROYS of forming high and rigl
ideals for life. All over fifteen WI
be gladly welcomed.
Five reels Of artistic moving pi
lures were shown at the Library tn
atre last evening to a large hous
. The pictures follow Dantes' poel
with great fidelity and prove a vel
Interesting and instructive entertat
I ment. The pictures are accompanie
by a descriptive lecture and dramat
reading by Theodore Hardy who d
| lyers the line OF he poem with a
tlstic finish and dramatic effect II
effects were realistic and the mus
appropriate.