The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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fcv Blssy Readers.

Mrs. James A. Eddy is in New
York.
Flags, paper decorations and post
cards for Memorial day at Griswold's
Born Tuesday night a daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Camp of Grove
street.
Mrs. E. S. Sumner of West Main
street has returned from a visit at
Ashburnham, Mass.
Mrs. r. C. Reynolds of Troy is
the guest of Mrs. Charles e. Welles
at Old Bennington.
The Bennington Amateurs will
play the Greylock team at Morgan
park Friday afternoon.
Miss Anna Shields is the guest for
few days of her cousin, Miss Ruth
Eddy, at Old Bennington
Miss Agnes Morrissey of Stamford
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Robinson of Elm street Tuesday.
Miss Marcia Carpenter has been
entertained as the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Arthur B. Golden of Lansing
burg.
Lawrence Doyle Of Loretta, Penn,
brother of William j. Doyle of JEFF
ferson Avenue, was recently ordain-
ed a priest and will celebrate his
first high mass June % at Eagle
Bridge.
Mrs. Catherine Farrell, aged 6S
years, died Tuesday at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. d. A Gleason of
North Bennington. The funeral
will be held Thursday morning at 7
o'clock from St. John the Baptist
church.
Complete lists of Victor and Colum
bia Records for June may be heard
at Griswold's Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of this week Also, the
sixth list of Edison Blue Amberoles
were received today. All interested
are welcome to hear them.
If you care for an opera fine,
music enhancing, pose and acting in
perfect harmony with the sentiment
of the play, catchy music, timely hits
bewitching scenes, then come out
this evening and hear the comic
opera. Patience" Secure seats at
Coles drug store up to seven p. M;
Choice seats still to be had at
Coles drug store for the comic
opera Patience" at Opera House
this evening. Many persons who
have seen the Adams Musical So
ciety's production of this opera pro-
nounce it most satisfactory. Help
yiur local Board of Trade by being a
patron.
The body of Mrs. Martha Edgerton
Wrisley, who died at the home of her
nephew, Horace Edgerton of Salem,
n. Y, will be brought here on the
$3.50 o'clock train this afternoon for
burial in the Old Bennington Gene
terry. Rev. p. L. Dow of the Metho-
dist church will offlciate. Mrs. Wris
ley was an aunt to Frank B. EdgeI
ton of Dewey street.
A good audience witnessed the pre-
sentation of the play. Mrs. Mainwar-
ing's Management at the Y. NJ. c. A.
last night. The stage was very tact
lily arranged with the furniture from
the association lobby and with rugs
and draperies loaned by the Richie
store and from other sources. The
benefit will be given to the Woman's
Auxiliary of the association.
What one man says Patience is
the best of all the English operas
presented in this country and is Gil.
bert & Sulliyan's masterpiece. There
isn't a dull sentence from beginning
TO end of II. Every bit of music is
pleasing to the ear, every line a.
treasure of rareist wit, every pose a
model and every scene worthy of ap-
plause. The Magnet song is worth
the price of admission alone and the
Twenty Lovesick Maidens we"
worth going miles to hear. The three
hours will seem like so many hours
in Paradise; you will be humming
the catchy 4 mes for weeks after
wards and you will never forget
them"