The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-05
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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| guests Oh p y. wis III ia l-a9I iio's
lex.
Seneca Pelsue has returned home
after visit with c. S. Waite in Lon
donderry.
Miss Laura Chase is the uest this
week of her aunt Mrs. Iaddock in
| East Hoosick.
| H. G. Camp has returned from a
visit in various places in New York,
Massachusetts and Connecticut.
Two big acts of vaudeville and an
exceptional five part feature at usual
prices. Opera house today. Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Moore and
Miss Lila PERCY were recent visitors
! of Mrs. d. Russell of North Hoosick
| The funeral of Mrs. George r.
| Smith will be held Sunday afternoon
at 2.30 from her late home on Beech
| street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Hare, who have
| been spending some time in New
York, have returned to their home on
| Union street.
The Ladies sewing society of the
| Old First church in Old Bennington
met this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Samuel B. Hall,
Fischer and Saul, comedy cyclists,
Lloyd and Rehan in comedy skit,
| THE Insurance Man and the Lady
opera house today Adv.
Ladies, who are to donate for the
food sale are requested to have the
contributions at the parish house
as early as possible tomorrow.
John Craven and daughter, Miss
Mary Craven of Park street have re-
turned from a several weeks visit in
New York and Philadelphia.
One of the special features of the
| minstrel show, Tuesday, November
16, will be Mrs. Edward C. Conway
of Albany as soprano soloist.
Miss Jessie Robinson has returned
to her home in Bennington Falls after
spending several weeks at the home
Of A S. James in East Hoosick.
The food sale is tomorrow after
noon at 9 O'Clock at the parish house
You can get supply of nice home
made things for over Sunday. ADV.
Double orchestra dance, Foresters
hall Saturday. Continuous dancing.
Something doing every minute Gold
smith and Cussons orchestra of Hoo
sick Falls. ADV.
Edwin August and Lillian Tucker
are featured in that exceptional iiveI
part film version of the successful
play Evidence opera house today.
Adv
nonnelly's orchestra leaves for Arl-
ington this evening by auto, where
they have been engaged to play for a
public dance in the town hall Quite
number from Bennington are plan
ming to attend.
Registrations for the Recreation
social dancing class should be tele'
phoned to Miss Vossler, 3S9-Y, to-
night between and 10 O'Clock. Seas |
on tickets for 6 lessons, 30 cents. |
Single admissions, 10 cents.
Miss Laura Gavin, who has been
employed in Hudson's store, has Civ
en- up her position to accept charge |
of the sales department of the florists |
stand that moved Monday into the |
store being vacated by Evans News
Agency.
The members of the Tahkoneac |
Camp Fire Girls who expect to re-
ceive honors at the next ceremonial
should get their lists to their guar
dian not later than tomorrow after |
noon.
Won't every lady of st. Pepr3s
parish remember that the apron tale
is only two weeks away and that
aprons are needed from every
branch and member of st. Mary's |
Guild? Adv.
In order to reduce stock before
moving Evans will have sale on
books and stationery. so cent books
at 80 cents; % cent books at 10
cents; bundle sale of sheet music,
10 cents per bundle of 8 sheets. ADV.
3ece Ads p.hsftetser.nv olO,bedun
The Polka one-step will be taught |
Saturday night at Library Hall.
Some very pretty new steps will be
introduced including the Tipperary
Salute and the Peabody Clog. A reg
ular dancing period will be given af
ter the instructions with Miss Hurley
at the piano.
Village trustees H. P. North, John
Nash, H. P. McGurn and Clerk w. p.
Hogan made visit to the several
fire houses of the village Thursday |
evening and inspected the equipment
with a view toward ascertaining the
needs of the department for the COM
ing winter. They found the system
in excellent condition and fairly ade
quate for winter service.
The Japanese tea, which has been
held for the past two days in the par
lors of the Methodist church, closed
at five o'clock this afternoon and
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