The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-12-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Toid
Briefly for Busy Readers


A social dance will be given in Rem
ington hall Friday evening. ADV
t.
George Broadhurst, Charlie Chap
lin impersonator. Harte Theatre to
day. Adv
Mrs. Clarence Curtis and son OF
Manchester are visiting friends in the
village.
If your boy needs a suit have II
made for him, long or short trousers
at Hunters. Adv.
Mrs. L. J. Mccoy is entertaining
her sister, Miss Clara Kelly of Dor
set Hollow.
The home of Mrs. Mary McDermott
is being wired throughout this week
for electricity.
j. II, Baleh has returned to the
village after short visit with friends
in Manchester Center
Time-73O o'clock. -PIace-Libra-
ry hall-Girls Drury High School VS.
Bennington High School.
Miss Reda Butler has returned to
Rutland after spending few days
with friends on Gage street.
Joseph Levin, corner North and
River streets has Just returned from
New York where he went on bust
ness.
Mrs Peter j. MeGuire and daughter
Miss Gertrude have returned from a
two weeks visit with friends in Troy
and Cohoes.
Mrs. H. H. Haskins has returned
from East Arlington where she has
been visiting her mother Mrs E. A.
Mcdonald.
There is to be a meeting OF the
Knights Of Columbus at their rooms
this evening and a fun attendance is
requested.
Mrs. Josephine Proyan of Manches
ter Center is i'll at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Chauncey Plumb of
Silver street.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Smith have re-
turned home after a weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reed of Manches.
ter Depot.
Mrs Mary Wright has returned
from few days visit in Woodford
where she was the guest of her
sister. Mrs, Frank Boynton.
"The Woman's Movement" will be
the subject of a lecture illustrated by
stereoptican pictures, which Mr.,
Mills viii give Sunday evening in the
Second Congregational church.
Bennington high school boys vs.
Mennington aIumnae. at Library hall
tonight at $50 SdaEl~In- first Basket
ball game OF the season. Dancing
afterward Tiek5ts NAY be Obtained
at the door Tor twenty cents. q .It -
The dancing class for high school
and eighth, grade pupils viii start at
3 o'clock TOMORROW afternoouJ The
Fox Trot with review of the One
Step will be taught Five cents adj
mission TO pay for the music
Mrs. Edward Cook OF North street
who recently went to Burlington for
treatment at the Mary Fletcher hospi
tai and returned home because frail
health would not permit an operation.
is reported TO be gaining and able to
be about.
1t was announced yesterday that
the Y NJ c A. had made rule that
junior members must be out of the
building at O'Clock and would not
be admitted later. The announce
ment should have read o'clock in
stead of Z.
A good crowd is assured at the
basket ball games this evening in Lii
brary hall, Judging by the number of
tickets already sold After the games
there will be an houro OF social dane
ing for both spectators and players,
all Of which is included in the admis-
sion price OF 20 cents.
The program OF the Marcus Musical
Co. is changed daily. Come early ii
you expect to get seat as the opera
house thus far this week has been
packed and many people were turned
away. The engagement closes to-
morrow night \ nice picture pro-
gram each night Adv
The newly organized Young PEG
pies Missionary society under the di
rection OF Mrs Bickford will meet at
100 Saturday night in the Congrega-
tional chapel All young people, with
boys and girls, IA years of age or
over are invited There will be So
cial time to conclude the evening
The snow which fell in the village
yesterday, and melted somewhat
during the afternoon and turned to
ice this morning proved precarious
footing for the horses on the village
-, 81,