The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-06-21
BENNINGT ON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village ToI5
Briefly for Busy Readers

I puSlllOu as ticIk III bOhdy uTul
store for the summer vacation.
Bishop Hall will visit st. Peter
church next Sunday and will confirm
class to be presented by the rector
Lee Mcclure who was in Benning
ton to attend the commencement ex
ercises of the local high school has
returned to his duties in Troy.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitman Southwicb
Of Hoosick Falls visited here Sun
day as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F.
| L. Centre of North street.
Miss Helen Wallace, who taught
history and science in the high
school last year, returned Saturday
TO her home in Orange, Mass.
Miss Eleanor II. Sibley of West
Main street has returned from North
ampton, Mass, where she recently
graduated from Smith college.
Roger Burt of Grandview street,
has taken tiinnpsoi Mes, ASK
has taken a position in Adams hard
ware store for the summer vacation.
Miss Verena Suffer, Latin teacher
in the local high school, has returned
to her home in Swanton, where she
viii spend the summer months.
Miss Margaret Mclean who taught
sewing and domestic science in the
high school the past year, returned
Saturday to her home in Rockville,
Conn
Edward Emmons of Bennington
Falls has returned from Saxton's
River. where he recently graduated
with class of Is from the Vermont
Academy.
Miss Charlotte Smith OF Waverly
NJ Y, who has been spending few
days here as the guest of Miss Zen
obia Royce OF Valentine street, has
returned to her home.
Miss Elizabeth Hoffman, who has
had charge OF The Teachers Training
department OF the local high school
for the past year. returned Saturday
to her home in North Chatham, n.
Y.
Richard Van Santvoord returned
Sunday from Lakeyille, Conn, where
he has been attending the Hotchkiss
school during the past year. and will
spend the summer months with his
parents here.
There will be no Advance in the I'D
mission price for "Cabi7ia' at the op-
era house Tuesday although other
towns are getting from 25c to sloO
for the same great paCio spectacle.
We would advise as maay as can to
attend the matinee. ADV.
Southern Vermont Pomona Grange
win meet in the y. L. o. p. hall OH
Wednesday at 1880 a. m. All mem
bers Of Bennington Grange who are
not already Pomona members are in
yitod to be present at that time and
be initiated in the Pomona or fifth
degree
Tho opening the state boys CAM
Abeaaki on North Hero Island will
open this week Thursday and Tux
boy from this village are enrolled a
oanoors ut present. II others are ex
pet ne to 80 at any time this seas
on obey should register soon 50 as to
be SIRE OF accommodation when
they want them. (
Tie feminine craze of the moment
at the beaches. in the mountains
and the gay summer resorts--is TO- |
dress accessories of bright-hued
cretcnnes. The Drysdale neckwear |
department received this morning a |
fresh choice little lot OF collars, col
lar and cuff sets, bags, bolts, hats and
prettily fashioned, Prices range from
caps in exquisitely dainty coIorings,
25c, soc up to $1.69.
Ernesto Pangan!, who plays the
part OF Maciste, the herculeln Mum
idian slave in "Cabiria' stands |
feet II inches in heish+ weighs 200
pounds and IS capable Of lifting jG0
pounds with apparent ease. He is |
yeritable giant In the escape of mis-
master, Fulvius AXilla ana the little |
"Cabria,' from the citadel OF Garth
age, he picks their iniuriatcd pursu-
ers up like children. throwing them
over the city walls INTO cauldrons of
burning oil. This marvellous eXhibi-
ton OF physical strength is wildly |
shown in the "Cabiria' picture at
The opera house Tuesday. ADV |
The pupils of room II, grade s. of
the Bennington graded school and
their teacher, Miss Bridge d. Nc
CURE are holding a picnic today at
park During the past
year this class has made remark
able record: every member was pro-
noted to the high school. Three
pupils, Lillian Chandler, Margaret
Moore and Harold Griswold have had
perfect attendance. Esther DEMO |
won the grade prize in sewing and
10 Lafayette Lyons was awarded
the manual training prize. Out of an
enrolment of 80 the following Is |
have maintained an average of 80 or
above: Cecil Annis, Ada Armstrong,
Myron Barton, Lillian Guiltinan,
Thelma Jolivette, George Mcclure,
Leo Miller, Esther DEMO, Margaret
Moore, Edwin Person and Donald |