The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-09
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for 1usy Readers

News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for 5usy Readers
Mrs. Truman Martin of Arlington
spent Monday in the village calling
on friends.
Mrs. Charles Hodge, daughter and
little son, will go to Bristol Conn,
shortly for the Thanksgiving holi-
days.
/ Miss Margaret Green of Maple
I street has returned after weekend
visit spent with friends at Hoosick
Falls.
/ Mrs. Arthur E. Hollister of Grand
view street has returned from
weeks visit with friends in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Tatro of North
Adams spent yesterday in the village
calling on friends on their way to
Middlebury.
Miss Mary Mcclure and Miss Alma
Rousseau have returned after spend
ing Saturday and Sunday with
friends in North Adams.
Miss Mary Frederick of Washing
ton street, Troy, has returned home
after spending some time visiting
relatives in the village.
Mrs Charles Andrews and Mrs.
William Skeels of Rutland are the
guests of Mrs. Andrews sister, Mrs.
Frank Vail for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Lawrence
of Troy visited Miss Jessie LOOMS
and Miss Edna Loomis on School
street today, making the trip by auto
mobile.
"The Silent Witness, the third
chapter of THE Diamond from the
| Sky" is considered one of the best
7 chapters of the great romantic novel,
opera house tomorrow. ADV.
The electricians are at work today
readjusting the lighting system at
the Harte Theatre so as to give pat
rons better light on the stairs leading
to the balcony
Man. looms up big in THE Man
Trair-opera house today. Adv.
An extraordinary six-part V. l.. S.
z. feature, 1.-The Man Trail with
Richard C. Trayers and June Keith
| al the opera house today ADV,
Do not forget that the tickets tor
the minstrel show, to be given under
the auspices OF Mt. Anohtony Lodge
No. Is, + & A. NJ. go on sale Tuesday
Nov 9Th at Z p m. at Gokay's drug
store. No one person will be permit
ted to purchase more than six tick
cts Adv.ti.
The funeral of Mrs Mary A. Wales,
who died at the Troy Samaritan hos
pital Sunday evening was held at
the home of Charles f. yelling in
| North Bennington at o'clock this
afternoon ,SFhe body will be sent to
Greenwich, M y. on the 7.45 train
| tomorrow morning for interment.
| B. A. Quinlan. The North street
! druggist, has installed a novel cleo
| trio heater as an addition to his soda
fountain equipment, the only one OF
| its kind in town. The water for hot
| drinks is heated as it flows through
| the heater, instead of being drawn
from a tank as in old style equip
ment.
Local deerhunters are preparing to
| take to the woods next Monday morn
sale of guns and ammunition in local
stores has been good and a local ex-
press carried over dozen rifles yes
terday from New York to parties in
Bennington Center who are waiting
for the deer season to close before
shutting up their summer homes on
the hill for the winter season.
| One of the delivery horses of the +.
| b. Patterson grocery became fright
| ened at the breaking of whiffietree
| on Depot street Monday afternoon
and ran over a mile up Depot, Main
| and Washington streets before he
was restrained The wagon, which
was leading freight, was not badly
damaged, but the harness was ruined
| The horse was stopped on South
street without having injured either
pedestrians or property in his fight.
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