The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-04
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
ssews of the Town and Village Told Briefly
foT Busy Veadern

again.
Mrs. ]. II. Ineson's dancing class
in N. L. o. p. ahll this evening
from s to 10. Adv.
The w. r. C. meets tonight at 1880.
A social hour will follow the meeting
Cards and refreshments.
The annual meeting Of the Fort
nightly club will be held April u, not
April s as printed in Calendar.
Don't fail to see the vaudeville at
| library theatre today. 1t alone is
we'll worth many times the price of
! admission.
| Cakes made by the ladies of st.
Peters parish need little advertising.
So come tomorrow afternoon at 2 o..
clock and get one.
Miss Anna NJ. Dowd, trained nurse
who has been caring for Mrs. James
Lyons of Stafford street, has returned
to her home in Troy.
Rev. P. L. Dow will preach at the
chapel Sunday afternoon, and admin
lister the Lords supper. The service
will commence at $50.
Follow the crowd tomorrow to the
sale at st. Peters Parish house OF
second hand hats, etc. Come early
and get the first choice.
Arthur B. Chase of the local express
office, who has been transferred to the
American Express Co., at Worcester
Mass. to fill the position of receiving
clerk, left Thursday evening.
The last basketball game of the sea
son will be played at the Y. M. c. A,
gymnasium. tomorrow evening. The
opposing teams will be the Amateur
A. c. of Pittsfield and the Catamounts
of Bennington.
The meeting at North Adams Thurs
day evening to organize the proposed
four-cornered baseball league was not
held for the reason that the delegates
| from Hoosick Falls were not present.
| The meeting was adjourned to Mon
| evening and will be held in Benning-
| ton.
Remember that cordial invitation
, is extended to you and your friends
| to help the other fellow, to enjoy him
| self from quarter of nine to quarter of
| twelve, Saturday night, in N. K. o. P.
| hall. Good music. piano, violin, drums
| and bells, round and square dances.
Adv.
Services as usual at st. Peters
church on Sunday next conducted by
| Rev. S. H. Randall, who Is in care OF
the parish in the absence of the rec
tor Any person who may wish to
| communicate with Mr.. Randall, may do
so by addressing him at Mrs. Moor's
221 South street.
Miss Florence Kendall underwent
| an operation for appendicitis at the
| Hillcrest hospital in Pittsield Tues
| day noon. The surgeons found the
| patient in a serious condition, but she
made good progress toward recovery
and encouraging reports were receiv-
ed from the hospital Thursday night.
Taft Commandery, X. T., will hold
the annual conclave this evening, Fri
day, April 4th. The first section of
Order of the Temple will be conferred
at p. IN. Regular conclave will be
opened at o'clock sharp, and End sec
ton of Order of Temple conferred and
installation of officers. Refreshments
| will be served.
Whitney theatre today-A B. Cum
mings, tenor, singing Whitmark's com
panion song of THE Lands of the Des
ert," ITO Have! To Hold To Love!"
Pictures-Hello Central, Give Me
Heaven-Imp drama featuring Jane
Fernley and Billy Shay. Two Thieves
Rex drama. Billy Joins The Band
Gem comedy
Basketball, Saturday night in the
local Y. NJ. C.. A. gymnasium. The
| last and best game of the season. The
| game is to be played between the Am
| ateurs of Pittsfeld, who are the cham
| pions of northwestern Massachusetts,,
and the Catamounts of this town. This
| game Is for the championship, so one
of the fastest games of the season is
| assured.
Rev. p. L. Dow was very pleasantly
reminded yesterday of his birthday,
by the presentation, by the people of
his church, of beautiful pearl mount
| ed silk umbrella, with accompanying
card, containing expressions of kind
ly regard and good cheed. Mr.. Dow
was not at home when the present
was delivered, but expressed his
thanks for the appreciated gift, at the
close of the prayer melting.
]. Burke representing the Standard
Fashion Company OF New York, who
is at the Drysdale store for few
days, has enrolled hundreds of new
subscribers for "The Designer" 1t
hardly seems possible that any wo-
man, who appreciates a monthly visit
! from such a welcome instructive and
entertaining guest, as this magazine
is bound to be, can afford to miss this
opportunity, when it will only cost
! 80 cents for twelve such visits. A
years subscription for thirty cents is
the offer-but for a limited time only.
Library theatre today. Don't crowd
in for the first show. There will be
two full shows to enable all to see
two record breaking vaudeville acts.
The Great Marco, the one legged won
der introducing marvellous feats in
barrel jumping, high kicking and
crutch jumping. This is one of the
best acts that has ever played this
theatre. Love and Haight very
clever female impersonators in songs
and Egyptian dancing. The cos
tunes in this act are beautiful. See
the picture program. "An Equine
Hero. a feature drama by Pathe Co.;
Cinderella's Slipper. a beautiful pho
toplay by the vitagraph Co. featuring
Maurice Costello and Lillian Walker;
The Early Bird, a comedy of an
actors successful impersonation.