The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-03-04

nlllateu.
The advance sale for "The Chorus
Lady" Saturday night was very good,
and a good house is looked for tomor-
row evening.
The Y. NJ. c. A. Debating club will
meet in the association rooms at 81
o'clock this evening. All interested
are urged to be present.
The Elks bowling team will meet
the Tigers tonight instead of the Pr
ates who will bowl Friday night of
this week on the Y. M. c. A. alleys.
The preliminary basket ball game
Saturday night between the Methodist
and Episcopal Juniors ended in vic
tory for the former, the score being
Ia TO 0.
Choose a sewing machine just as
you would a watch People in the
trade choose the Singer, follow their
example. They know. On. sale at
Griswold's.
Gardner l.. Miner of Windsor, Mass.
and Edwin Miner of Cumington,
Mass. who were called here by the
death of Addison +, Miner. have re
turned home.
Payne and Lee arrived this morning
from New York. They can be seen
in a singing talking and dancing act
at the Library theatre during the first
| three DAYS this week
Frank Bennett of White Creek, who
has been travelling agent of the
branch Office of the Armour company
in North Adams, has been promoted
to the Albany Office of the company.
Miss Frances Ernst has returned
after spending week with Miss Eu
genie McCandliss at the New Ameri
can hotel in Pittsfield Miss McCand
liss, who is recovering from a Ions
illness, will return home this week
Letters received here Sunday from
Roxbury. Mass. stated that Clemen
H. Cone. cashier of the Bennington
County National bank. who has beef
seriously i'll of pneumonia in tina
city, was making good progress tow
ard recovery.
The funeral of Ronald Crosier, tn
young son of Mr. and Mrs. Rober
Crosier. was held from the house o
Elm street at ten o'clock this morr
ing, Rev. w. +. Meyer of the Firs
BAPTIST church officiating. lntermen
was in the Pownal cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs James D. Abercrombi
OF Greenfield sailed from New Yor
Saturday for New Orleans where the
! will remain some time During thei
absence, the Abercrombie house wi
be occupied by Mrs. Abercromble
parents. Mr. and Mrs Henry S. Bini
ham.
Robert Coyle who had charge of tn
cement work on the summer res
dence being built by William II. f.
erett at Old Bennington, has returne
to New York. A gang OF roof-worl
ers has arrived here for the purpos
of putting the tile and copper cove
ing on the cement roof.
Miss Edith Grover, district nurs
left today for the Samaritan hospita
in Troy. where she will undergo a
operation for appendicitis. She wa
accompanied by Miss Frances Erns
who will remain in Troy for a fe'
days, and upon her return will TAX
up Miss Growers work during he
absence.
May Irwin was wondering how he
new play would take in Chicag
where she is now playing. but Ssh
Knows Better Now" as II proved
great success and the run will b
indefinite. Chauncey Olcott broke IN
record at the Manhattan theatre, Me-
York, where he had a run of fe'
weeks recently and return date ha
been made for May.
A young son of Henry Van Ow me
with severe but not serious acciI
ent Sunday while coasting in a feel
near the Moon crossing. The boy 10!
control OF the sled which carried hll
over a bank and his face came in col
tact with sharp ice or a stone. Sc
eral OF his teeth were knocked on
his lip was punctured by teeth and i
was gashed under the chin.
a regular meeting OF Bennlngto
Grange will be held Wednesday eve
I ing. After the business meeting thel
will be a program as follows: Must
Miss Laura Durham; paper, "Ho
can woman in the country fin
more time for study, recreation al
\ out door life?' Mrs. William Greer
paper, THE Initiative, Referendu
} and Recall" Frank Il. Howe; readin
4 Mrs. Houran; paper, "Who needs u
4 most encouragement, the young or q
4 old?" Mrs, A. Saunders.