The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-07-02
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Come anyway, rain or shine, you
will be served to fine supper, Tues
day at st. Peters church. Tickets
CSC. ADV.
Miss Hazel Hufnagle of Gage street
is visiting for a few days with her
sister, Mrs. Ezra Tiffany of Hoosick
Falls.
Veal loaf, potato salad, pickles,
rolls, coffe and plenty of short cake,
Tuesday July 6, at is. Peters church.
Adv
Fred Harmon and Edward Donnel-
ly enjoyed a fishing trip to Dorset
Thursday where they both secured
good catches.
The strawberry supper vii be serv-
ed on the lawn at st. Peters Tues
day at 6 o'clock, but if rainy, inside
the Parish house Adv
Perhaps the greatest picture ever
made in America THE Spoilers" with
William Farnum, will be seen at the
opera house shortly. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. p. Walker are NOV
ing today from the lockwood house
on Main street to the Patchin house
at Old Bennington.
George A. Center of Cambridge
spent Wednesday in town on business
stopping with his sister, Mrs. G. b.
Hunt of North street
MacLean Stakeholder of South
street who has been spending the
past two weeks at Camp Abnaki at
North Hero, has returned.
The work on the frame Of the
house being built by A. NJ. Terrence
on the upper corner Of Weeks and
Putnam street was begun today.
Edward Stevens, Jack Stevens and
Stanley MofIit of New York are spend
ing the week end at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Jennings
The Sunday evening gospel service
'at the Guideboard chapel will be led
by Mrs. Charles X. Farnum. Miss
Nellie Ray vii sing solo.
Miss Esther DEMO of Bradford
street who underwent an operation
at the Samaritan hospital in Troy re-
Gently returned home Wednesday.
The Misses Lucia and Mabel Barb
er pleasantly entertained number
lof their friends at their camp on the
Trenor Meadows in Wood ford Thurs
day evening for a supper and dance.
Mrs. Damasse ,LaFlamme of Coun-
ty street was taken Thursday by DR..
c. S. Buchanan to the Samaritan hos
pital in Troy where she will undergo
an operation. .'t
The funeral of Mrs, Mary Spry was
held Thursday afternoon from the
home of her son, John Proud of Park
street, Rev. r. l.. Dow officiating. The
burial was in the North Pownal Gem
etery
The memoirs of the cast of est
Elmo" were selected without regard
for expense. individual ability being
the only consideration, and the result
is a performance of unsurpassed
artistry. Opera House today. Adv.
In the screen version of the modern
classic, st. Elmo the producers
have constructed a film play in which
all the dramatic intensity and realist
ic Characterization of the novel is
skillfully retained. Opera House to-
day. ADV.
Clair Soule and Charles Herrick
spent Thursday fishing in the Batten
kill at Arlington where the former
succeeded in landing two brown
trout, each of which weighed about
a pound and a half.\
Mrs Alice Allen of Pleasant street
is confined to the house by illness.
John p Morrissey and two sons,
Francis and John, leave Saturday for
Sucker Pond where they will camp
over the Fourth. hott 81
Two stalks OF clover grown on the 1
p. c. Cornell farm west of the village
were brought to the Banner Office
evening. One of them was
three feet and one inch long and both
were as large as an old-fashioned
slate pencil Some of the leaves were
two inches long and one and one
half inches wide.