The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of she Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

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Schenectady.
Louis Northouse is spending the
day in Pittsfield.
Miss Lily Reincke of Tarrytown, N.
Y, is the guest of Mrs. E. c. Bennett.
D. w. Hyde of North Adams, for
merly of Bennington, visited in town
Sunday.
Miss Alice Robinson of Old Bennins
ton went this morning to Troy to
spend the week.
A small company OF Boy Scouts hik-
ed Saturday 10 the White Grow Inn,
at Camp Comfort.
Miss Louise Burns returned today
from her home in Hoosick Falls where
she passed the weekend.
William l.. Gokay left Sunday TO
attend a meeting of the state board
of pharmacy In Montpelier
Miss Agnes McCabe, OF Rutland, a
former resident, is visiting her sister,
Mrs Maria Miller of Old Bennington,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Snow, of Glens
Falls, N. Y, are visiting his sister,
Mrs. l.. l.. Stevens, 223 South street.
Capt. C. M. Barber, OF Barre, who
has been the guest of j. b. Harmon
for few days, returned home this az
ternoon.
Lee Mcclure and Perry Murphy,
| who are employed at the Stanley
works in Pittsfeld, were home over
Sunday.
Forest Blue of Rutland passed the
| weekend with his wife. who Ia visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibney OF
Union street.
Charles Adams and family motored
over to Somerset Sunday, where the
| new Somerset storage dam is in the
course OF construction.
James J. Caldwell, President OF the
Ludlow Valve company or Troy, and
wife are guests of Howard II. Shields
OF Old Bennington.
Mrs. Henry Ferrari. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. c. e. Rice
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home in Greenwich, N. Y.
About one hundred members OF the
F. NJ T. A. b. renewed the pledge al
the service of benediction at St Fran
els de Sales church Sunday afternoon
The Loyal Daughters OF the First
Baptist church spent Saturday after
noon at BARRIERS pines. where the
teacher. Mrs. Fred Sexton, has q
camp.
! Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Kenney and
/ Mr. and Mrs Milo Lyman of Rutland
we're guests of Col. and Mrs. Thomas
Harmon Sunday. making the trip by
motor
Branch No. 1 of st. Mary's Guild
will meet with Mrs. Philip Schuyler
at the Parish house. on Tuesday af
ternoon from 3 until 5. All are cor
daily invited
A. J. Cooper, William w. Burke, r
K. Healy and Newton Cottrell lef
this morning by automobile. to at
tend the first game of the world ser
les in New York tomorrow
Guy Norton. one of the victims o
the automobile accident near Troy
few days ago. has returned from thu
Samaritan hospital. where he ha
been undergoing treatment.
Mrs. Jerome B. Rice. OF Cambridge
was the over-Sunday guest OF Mrs
Carrie Hawks. of Union street, Nj
/ Dfrn nAv,fpC Nuar Gnnlay Ia hfo 20
to accompany his wife home
i The death of Mrs. Jennie l.. Hatha
way. aged about &C years. wife o
Il James r. Hathaway. of WoodforC
occurred at her home in that villag
Sunday. The funeral arrangement:
: are as yet incomplete.
: Whitney theatre today: A. b. Gun
mings, Baritone, will sing Waite
Jawb's big hit, ITS a girl like 20
that keeps a fellow guessing" PIT
lures: Love viii Find a Man, Power,
The Dummy Director, Champion,
Stubborn Cupid, nestor: Admission
cents to all.
Library theatre today: Come earl
! and get seats to see Ed. Dunkhors
carrying $50 pounds of humor. Tn
largest as well as the strongest ma
in vaudeville. Dunkhorst has fougf
Jack Jackson, Jim Jeffries. and Bo
Fitzsimmons, aud has never bee
knocked out The lilly Sisters
number one singing. dancing and tai
ing act. Just see the picture program
In the North Woods. feature dram
by the BSograph Co. The Bond Q
Music. feature drama by the Wit
graph Co.. TheWoman Halter 1000 Z
of good clean comedy by the Kaler
Co Don't fail to see the Sarah Berl
hardt pictures. also Madame Rejan
in a three reel production tomorro'
afternoon and evening. In addition I
/ these 5000 IT.. OF the greatest motto
pictures in the world, two good vau,
eville acts can be seen for the sma
> sum Of 10 cents to all in the afte
0 noon. Adults 20 cents, Children !
cents at evening performance.