The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-09-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
sseWs Of tiM Town and Village Told Sst4fis
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sAr DAM WEAUS1&
Miss Eliza Burns is passing a few
days in New York.
Dr. J. r. Wilson will be in his Office
ready for business Oct. 3.
James REILLY, Hoosick Falls, passed
the week end in the village.
Mrs. Edward A. Booth entertained
informally at her home Monday after
noon.
Miss Pauline Danforth of Troy is
spending few days at her former
homo here.
Miss Rose Belisle of River street
has returned from a few weeks visit
in Arlington.
Learn the new modern dances at
Apollo Hall Thursday evening at 9
O'clock ADV.
Mrs, William Clark Of Grove street
is confined to the house with a
sprained ankle.
The Finch club met last evening
with Mrs T. A. Booth and a delight
full time was enjoyed.
Miss Lydia sBrooks has returned
from visit with her sister, AIRS Her
bert Swift of Rutland
Mrs. Edward A. Booth attended the
funeral of Seymour Merrill in Hoos
!ck Falls this afternoon.
Miss Florence Moore went to North
Adams this morning to begin her
studies at the Normal school
Mrs. J. H. Sayory and daughter,
Miss Helen OF Worcester, Mass, We're
the weekend guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
L. A. Booth.
Carl Paulson returned to Yer ont
university Monday after spending tae
summer vacation with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs John Paulson.
Mrs. T. b. Larey and daughter.
Miss Margaret I.a'ey. who have been
guests of Mrs. James Morrissey OF
West Main street have reunnad TO
Utica
Ms. George McKeon and son. Rob
ert, and Mrs. Michael Hogan and
daughter Helen. 90 TO Manchester.
Wednesday where they viii attend
the fair
Charles w Thompson and Richard
Kellogg are attending the seventh an
nual outdoor dog show on the Stokes
field at Lenox today. NJ. Thompson
is exhibiting a bloodhound
There will be a service OF interces-
sion for peace in ST. Peters church
on Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock
An the people OF Bennington are in
vited to attend this service.
At the home of H. $. Bingham, Hin
side St, household goods. Consisting
of piano bookcases. dinning-room fur
niture, china. glassware. letter
press, etc. VIII so on sale tomorrow,
Wednesday. Sept Is. Adv.
MIR. and Mrs. Danforth Geer or
iIoosick Falls have ANNOUNCED the
coming marriage OF their daughter.
Miss Mary Geer, to William Bradley
OF Boston. which viii take place on
Monday afternoon. September 2S, at
o'clock
The Young Womans club Will hold
its FIRST meeting since June, tomor-
row evening. Wednesday. As the IS
special business to transact and plans
for the winter sessions to be discuss
ed, viii all members make a special
effort to be present.
There is not a duh moment in "The
Girl Of My Dreams" which viii be
presented here tomorrow evening
with its original cast and the Harem-
Scarem Pony Ballet, and big Beauty
chorus This is the piece that enjoy
ed such long runs in New York, Chi
cago. Philadelphia and Boston. and re
ceived unstinted praise from botn
press and public.
Shanghaid. the 10th episode in the
great 40 reel detective stoy "The
Million Dollar Mystery" written by
Harold McGrath and now running in
most all prominent newspapers with
$4,000 cash offer for the best 400
wc,d solution. now being followed
and solved By Detective Burns. Will
be shown at the Library theatre to-
day only
The funeral of Seymour Merrill a
former resident OF Bennington whose
death occurred Sunday at the home
of his fatheriu-law. James Austin of
Hoosick Falls. was held from the hoe
of MIR Austin this afternoon at $50
O'Clock. Rev A. f. Pike. rector of
ST Marks church at Hoosick Fails.
OBLIGATED. Mrs. Mary b. Merrill of
Toronto. Canada. mother OF the
young man. arrived az his bed side
the day previous To his death. Rob
ert H.. Charles T.. and John Y. ID. s.
Merrill. uncles of the deceased went
to Hoosick Falls this afternoon To at-
tend the funeral