The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-04-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS

T.. &. Brown. togn clerk az Reads
boro. is in the village today.

horo. Is In the village today.
Dwight n. Atwood OF North street
has gone 10 Wilmington where he has
employment
Misses Barbara and May Cronin
are home from ST. Mary's academy
az Burlington.
Miss Sophia Maurer passed Easter
With Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Purdy Of
North Adams.
Easter dance Foresters hall Tues
day night. Goldsmith's full orches
ira. new dances.
Miss Julia Mattison OF South Shafts
bury Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William
Frost of North street.
John =. Waters. who has been
spending a few days at his home
here. has returned 10 New York.
n people writing letters 10 the Fri
day afternoon club would sign their
name the letters might be answered.
The card social, which was TO be
given in Forester's hall this evening
by the Daughters OF the American
Revolution. has been given up.
Charles X Thompson OF Manches-
ter and Mr. and Mrs. ". X Warren
Of Troy. we're weekend guests OF
Mrs. J. h. Warren OF School street.
The annual meeting OF the Won
ans Foreign Missionary society OF
the Methodist church is 10 be held
this evening In the parsonage.
The high wind OF Sunday afternoon
blew in the plate glass window on
the west side OF II. Harry Levins'
store in the Library building on Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kennon were
married 81 years ago Sunday and
they quietly observed the anniver-
sary OF that event at their home on
Weeks street
Mrs. Leslie f. Smith OF Taylor and
Green's Progressive Players. now
playing stock in Waterfowl, y. Y. IS
visiting her sister Mrs. f. w. Spear
OF Main street.
Judge and Mrs L. l.. Bates have
gone to New York to meet their
daughter Miss Beulah Bates who is
to arrive today from an extended
European trip.
The Friday afternoon club will
open their card social. April II in
Forester's hall by an instrumental
musical from 2:3O TO 8. The ladies
will play 500. Come and help the
Civic League.
Miss Anna Bellemarre. who was
called here by the recent death OF her
father. has returned TO her home in
Springfield. Mass. She was accom-.
panied by her sister, Mrs. VIM. Reap
OF School street, who will spend
sometime in that city.
The post-series Of bowling matches
on the Y NJ. c. 4. alleys will begin
tonight with a game between the Pr
ates and Baptist church teams. Thurs
day the Mohawks and the Big Mill
will bowl Some interesting contests
are looked for in this series.
Dustin Farnum, Americas favorite
actor can be seen today at the library
theatre in Richard Harding Davis
powerful story of adventure and revo
luton Soldiers of Fortune in six
great parts containing two hundred
and eighty fine big scenes. Adv.
Miss Ada Chadwick of Springfield.
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. VIM. My
ers of Valentine street Miss Chad
nick is a student of the Boston Con
servatory of music, and is a violin
soloist OF a high order. Her perform
ances at an "at home" recently. and
in the First Baptist church last even
ing were thoroughly enjoyed.
There is being planned hand-ball
tournament in the Y. NJ. c. A. among
the men who have been playing the
game in the gym during the season.
The first match will be played to-
night and all who are Interested are
Burritt and II. ID. Reid will probably
start the series this evening at SIS.
The Brotherhood rooms in the Me
thodist church will be open tonight
and a tug-o-war between five picked
men from the teams number two and
four will take place at SIS p. m. The
committee Of members from team
number 4, which will be in charge OF
the rooms tonight will be Earl Har-
rington. NJ. B. Morgan and James
Hamilton. All men who are interest
ed will be very welcome to spend the
evening in the Brotherhood rooms
Some other games will be provided
for those not in the tug-o-war events
Team number 3 has challenged the
winner of the first event so there will
be some good competition throughout
the evening.
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