The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-08-09
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Alfredo Mahnken of Brooklyn is
guest of Miss Winifred Adams.
Mrs. Martin Buss has gone to New
Haven, CT, for two weeks visit.
Otto Steck, who has been visiting
Augustine Daley, returned today to
New York.
Miss Catherine Morrissey of Troy
is visiting her mother, Mrs. L. j..
| Morrissey.
Mrs. John McCue and daughter,
Miss Eliza McCue passed Sunday in
| Rutland.
Robert Hall of New York is at his
home in Old Bennington for the bal
ance of the season.
Arthur de Pierpont of Troy who
formerly summered in Bennington
passed Sunday in town.
Remarkable scenes from the great
Chicago Eastland Steamship Disas-
ter" opera house today. ADV.
Miss Mildred Jolivette, who has
been on her vacation, has resumed
her duties at the Woolworth store.
Miss Katharine Kinsley, who has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
ton j. Kinsley, returned Sunday to
Burlington.
e, Jesse Carey of Tracy Conn. is
spending few weeks here as the
guest of his grand father, Truman
| Mallory of Woodford Hollow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Potter and Miss
| Lulu and Myron Prentice of PttsfieId
spent Sunday with their parents Mr.
and Mrs George Prentice of School
| street
| Harry Nuystayer, Grace Diamond
and an all star cast in a six part V.
l.. S. Il. feature of intrigue and adyen
ture THE Millionaire Baby" opera
house tomorrow. Adv.
| Hobart Heuley and Agnes Vernon
in an interesting twopart drama
James Declaration of Indepen-
dence" Boy mixes fireworks with
his sisters love affairs. ADV.
/ w. p Barber, George r. Williams
and r. j. Chase of Hartford, Conn. S.
w. Pickett and Windsor and c. r..
liaskins of EIwood, Conn, are at
Camp "Bide-a-Wee" in Woodford.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Brown of
Wilmington were guests over Sunday
/ of their cousin, Mrs. George Prentice
of School street. The trip was made
! in Mr.. Browns new automobile
1 Miss Irene ,, Murphy, of the Cone
Studio, together with her mother,
Mrs. Frank Murphy of Gage street, is
{ spending a few weeks in Burlington
and vicinity on Lake Champlain.
Mrs Maud j. Gregg. who has been
at the home of her mother, Mrs. Viii
liam l., Frost during the past week,
left Saturday for Syracuse to pass
the second week of her vacation.
Walter Morton of Philadelphia, vii
! liam j. Jordon of New York and Mrs.
1 Il. w. Bidwell and daughter, Miss Mil
dred BidwelI of Hartford, Conn, were
week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. G,
p. Endress.
/ The Camp Fire girls in Miss Vos-
! slers and Miss Walbridge's groups
| who are to take part in the Flag
Drill win have a rhearsal tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock on DR. Pratt's
lawn. All girls are urged to be pres
| ent.
One of the special features of the
37th annual picnic and field day of
! the f. NJ. r. A. b. society in Hunts
grove August 10th will be Herr Hill
lebrand. athlete, and Mile Dolors. the
singing Venus. AS in past years two
dances will be held. one on Saturday
evening in the N. Il. o. p. hall and
one Monday evening in Foresters
hall. ADV.
1900 lost their lives through the
carelessness of some one in the Chic.
ago Eastland steamship disaster.
The films shown at the opera house
today are to be shown in the evidence
to show who is to blame ADV.
The preliminarics of the mems
singles should be played off by We'd
! nesday evening, August 18th. Each
man entered should arrange to meet
his onnnnanf as SOM no nnesihIo