The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News u the Town and Village Told
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A basket ball practice for girls
will be held at Library hall tonight at
| 7.30 o'clock.
James Eldred of Manchester Depot
is spending few weeks with friends
in the village,
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Gore are at
Little Pond in Woodiord for the deer
hunting season.
For sale at the North street second
hand store one large and two small
coal stoves, cook stove and sideboard.
| Adv
Marguerite Clark in Helene of the
North" and two first class vaudeville
acts at the FIarte theatre today
| Adv
Mrs. George Clark OF Union street,
who has been confined to her home
by slight illness, is now GONZALES
cent
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Murphy have
[ returned from Schenectady where
they attended the funeral of Mrs
Murphys brother.
Miss Mary G. Cone has returned
home after a few days in Manchester
! during which she attended the funer-
al of Miss w d. Hawley
For a good time, attend the card
| party and dance at Foresters hall
tonight. Cards, to 10, dancing 10
to 70. Admission Is cents. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Mayo who have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs E.
! V. Morgan OF Morgan street returned
today to their home in Brooklyn,
| Nc,
ost:-Sunday Nov 14th between
the furnaces and Woodford city.
black bin fold and sum OF money.
Finder please return TO Banner office.
| Reward. Adv.
A regular conclave of Taft Com
mandery Knights Templer will be
| held. in the Masonic Temple Friday
evening. The order of the Red Cross
will be conferred.
The ladies' of st Marys guild Of ST.
Peters church held a successful New
England supper in the church parlors
Thursday evening which cleared
about $50 for the guild
World Film Corporation presents
Clara Kimball Young the most charm
ing actress in films in the FIVE part
Shubert feature. Marrying Money
the smart sto:5 of society life opera
house today, Adv
A stereopticon lecture on Constan-
tinople viii be given next Sunday eve
ming by the pastor in the Second Con
! gregational church This ancient
city is now the object Of all eyes and
the great prize for switch the nations
in war are striving. The pictures,
which have been secured are, those
that are shown in the New York city
schools and will be of general inter-
est
The first accident of the hunting
season happened near the Circuit job
in Stratton at $50 Thursday after
noon when Freeman Howard Of
Salisbury slipped on snowbank
and fell downward against a tree,
breaking the collar.bone in his left
shoulder. Hr. Howard reached the
Hawks camp where George NJ.
Hawks and party had an automobile
and Mr. Hawks brought the injured
man home
The funeral of Thomas LAWN was
held Thursday morning from his late
residence, 40S Franklin street, Sche
| nectady, at 10 o'clock, followed by
solemn high mass in St. Johns
church. The burial was in st. Johns
cemetery Mr.. LAWN passed away
Monday after a slight illness. He was
| a native of North Hoosick and was a
frequent visitor here having sister,
| Mrs. James Murphy in Old Benning
ton He had lived in Schenectady
| for 20 years and beside his widow
and Mrs Murphy. is survived by a
second sister Miss Anna LAWN of
that city
List of letters remaining uncalled
for at the post Office for the week
! ending November 10. 1915 Mr..
francesca Gala, Box 101; Mr.. joe
collins. Mr.. j. j. Green, Mr.. p. J.
Gleason, Monsieur Alberique Gen
| Jesse, Mr. +. r. Holmes. Mr.. Domeni-
co Langi Morde, Mr.. Sioganni Michel,
Mr.. Giuseppe Molinari (S), Sig. Cos
| tante Pratt, Mr.. William Perham,
| Miss Coyne, Miss Flora Chapman,
| Miss Florence Thomas, Mrs. George
! Stillman. Womans Exchange These
letters will be sent to the Dead Let
ter Office Nov 20, 1915 if not deliver
ed before. In calling for above,
| please say Advertised" giving date
of list Emory s. Harris, p NJ.
Few telephone subscribers realize
the work entailed on the phone com
pany in case of fire like that at
[ the brush factory The company is
aiming to give the best service pos
sible, even to supplying information
as to the location of such conflagra-
ton, but it is outside the regular line
of work and may lead to serious ham
pering of the lines for regular traf-
fic AS in the case this morning, the