The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-29
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Friday October 90, 1915.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Charlie ChapIn-Harte Theatre to-
morrow ADV.
Three piece suit at Hunters tailor
shop for $3.50. Adv. 17t2
Miss Francelia Evans has accepted
position as afternoon assistant at
tho library.
Miss Jessie Harris accepted a situa-
ton at the Carpenter Hill school as
teacher.
Miss Helen Blanchard was a recent
guest of Mrs. William Blanchard in
East Pownal.
Lorenzo Moroni of North Adams
has been spending The past week at
his home here.
Mrs. Mabel D. Clauson of Caven-
dish is spending the fall and winter
With local relatives.
George Green of Main street is
spending a few days at his former
home in Proctorsville.
An excellent line OF slippers for
men, women and children Harris.
Adv.
Mrs. Edward H. Holden has been
the guest the past week Of Mrs, w.
W. Hicks OF Granville.
Mrs. Olive Tefft, who has been
caring for Mrs. Ralph White of North
Bennington, has returned home.
Mrs. Lawrence Moore of Prospect
street left this morning for Brattie-
boro by automobile where she will
spend some time visiting friends.
Herald Square Comedy -Four, com
edians, singers. dancers, and Jennie
De Weese. iustrumentalist and her
trained dog opera house today Ad.
A big double program at the same
small prices, two acts of high-class
vaudeville and an excellent fiye-part
feature-opera house today AID.
Look in the Banner tomorrow night
for particulars about the walk the
mombers of the Y. w c are planning
or Sunday afternoon.
III dick gives a dancing lesson
n the !. " c. han tonight from I'M
a. 8 followed by social dancing from
8 to 1890. Adm. IS cents, ADV.
Miss Katherine Durham OF the To-
cal school faculty is expected home
tonight from Rutland where she has
been attending the teachers conyen-
ton.
Miss Mollie Robinson of Grove
street, one of the local school teach
ers is visiting the schools in Boston
while the Rutland convention is in
progress.
Mrs G. Onette Of Branch street ex
tension fell down fight Of stairs at
her home this morning and received
injuries which will coniine her for q
few days to her bed
Mr. and Mrs. Frank f. Whitman Of
East Main street will leave Monday
for San Francisco and Berkley where
they viii visit their sons Floyd and
Ernest Whitman.
Albert Burgess and Lester Barber
are giving a private halloween dane
ing party at the Remington hall on
Jefferson avenue this evening. Mar
tin l1lwell is to furnish music
Mr., and Mrs. Stanley W Keyth Of
Buenos Aires. Argentine, are guests
this week Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Root of South street Mrs. Keyth
vas formerly Miss Bessie Root, Ben
nington, q niece Of Mr. Root
Today and to morrow are the clos
ing days Of the after-haryest sale at
the Joe Levin store and shoppers who
are making out their list of weekend
| purchases can save money by taking
advantage of the numerous bargains
in mems and womens coats and
suits, furnishings and shoes ADV
Local Civil war veterans win be in
terested in the erection of pretent-
ious granite shaft which is being put
in place this month in the Olstead,
VT, cemetery concentrating the
Boys of 81 The monument has been
under construction during the sum
mer and it is expected the statue
will be in place before snowfall.
The story of "The Impostor' is
powerful one; when the living man
impersonates the dead one, he on
counters many formidable obstacles
to peace of mind and riches, which
were the inspiration and the incent-
i've Of his imposture, But wait-see
how it works out-opera house today.
Adv.
Bennington people, who have been
visiting in the Deerheld Valley report
that the recent outof-season thunder
storm which passed over the village
Tuesday evening was especially
severe in the Deerfeld Valley, lightn-
ing striking in three places in Whit
ingham one of the bolts firing a
barn.