The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-12-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Briefly for Busy Readers
Postmaster F. D. Randall of Shafts
bury spent Wednesday in town.
Miss Catherine LaMarre of School
street. who has been i'll. has recover
ed
Come to the Congregational chapel.
Dec IS, at o'clock and get turkey
feast for so cents. ADV.
Ernest and Gladys Whitman of
North Bennington are spending the
week end with his parents on lm-
perial Ave.
Lost by Mrs. George Z. Donnelly
ticket No. 2, 1O1 for THE Colonel's
Maid" Finder kindly leave at Co
kay's drug store.
Mrs Mary Cox, who has been pass
ing few weeks with her sister
Mrs Edward Bottum. has returned t,
her home in Hoosick
Mr.. ana Mrs. f. r. Wilmarth of At
tleboro Falls. Mass. who have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Merrill of
Old Bennington returned home We'd
| nesday
| Please remember the "ofd time
turkey supper served by the Congre-
| gational ladies in their chapel Fri
day. Dec. IS. at o'clock. Price So
cents. Adv
| Don't fail to see Henry WaIds
worth Longfellow's famous poem,
The Midnight ride of Paul Revere
in special two part drama at the
Library theatre today.
| Cottage prayer meetings are TO be
| held Friday morning from 10 to 1880
in the homes OF John II. Evans. md.
| South Branch street and Clarence l.
Wood, West Main street.
A regular meeting OF Bennington
| Council. Knights of Columbus, will be
held Friday evening Important
business will be transacted and all
members are requested TO be present.
The mid-week meeting in the Bap-
fist church tonight will begin at 7.3O
| O'Clock. John the Baptist will be the
! character studied. The young peo-
pies choir will sing a special number
and assist throughout the evening.
| Edward Walter Eustace and Helen
Ruth Barton. both of Pittsfeld,
Mass, were united in marriage at the
Methodist parsonage Wednesday,
| December l6 1914 by Rev Z. l.. Dow.
They were accompanied by Frank
Otis Ruddin and Miss Mildred Bart
lett OF Dalton. Mass
At a meeting OF the trustees Of the
Bennington Graded school district
Wednesday evening It was voted 10
appoint another teache' for the even
ing school SO much more interest
and enthusiasm has been shown in
| the evening school that it has be-
| come necessary to enlarge the teach
ing corps The enrolment in the
| night school is now 127.
Bennington Grange held a regular
| meeting last evening. \ letter from
| Miss Carolyn Clark now in Whiting
| ham. Vt. telling of grange work and
| 'ther eaturei Of interest In that Sec
| lion was read by Miss Louise Dun
nam. and paper Putting one over
on the city boy" written by BAN
| lyon. OF Clemson Agricultural college,
South Carolina. was read by Miss
| Helen Longtin. At the next meeting,
| Jan. 6. officers for coming year VIII
be Installed and an oyster supper
served. A. w White is chairman OF
the committee
The Community Christmas commit
tee wish TO acknowledge gifts from
| the following received YESTERDAY
| Mrs. John Moore. MS. Charles IN'th
Mrs. Bond Mrs. F. packard, Mrs. Il
Phillips, Mrs l.. Ii. Ross. IRIS. G. $
Estes. Miss Cuttings Room. Ms.
Chelsea Harrington. Mrs. Harry War
rem, Mrs. Fred Wood. Mrs. w p
Meyer. A. X. Richie Esi'-e. rlotd
Wright. Claiming Hare. Tooty liul.
ing. Mrs. Charles Patchin Mrs.
Henry Seymour. Robert Hart. Miss
Clark. +. b. Paterson, Miss Ruth
Taft. Jeannele Perkins. MRS d. A.
Guiltinan. Mrs Helena Downs. Miss
Beulah Bates. Miss Hattie yelling.
F. O. Graves. Mrs. W. h. Gould. Rita
Evans. Mrs " a. Madison Mrs
William +. Hawks. Mrs. =. r. iuling.
Bennington High school aai Others.
The shoe fund now amounts To