The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-06-09
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village ToId
Briefly for Busy Readers

from a visit in Boston.
Next week will be Gas Range weel
at the Y. NJ. C. \. ADV. 99t
Miss Persis Holden is home from
her school in West Dover, Conn.
Miss Mae Rosenthal of Dorchester
Mass, is a guest of Miss Bertha lie
vim.
The condition of Mrs Roy NJ. Pad
dock, who is Ill, is somewhat improy
ed.
Mrs. Edith TilIson of Jefferson
avenue is passing few weeks il
Manchester.
Mrs. Arthur j. Holden, Miss Fran
ces Holden aI1 Mrs. C. NJ. Graves
are in New ork City.
Mrs. Theo l.. Thomas and two chill
dren of Brooklyn are the guests OF
her mother, Mrs. John S. Holden.
Harold Childs, who has been visit
ing his grandmother, Mrs. Josephine
Corbett, has returned TO Manchester
Rev Lynn Armstrong and son are
visiting Mr.. Armstrong; father,
Martin Armstrong of Old Bennington.
Henry Walbridge is home from the
Massachusetts Agricultural college at
Amherst for the summer vacation.
ton.
Lambert & burlington have com
pleted the construction Of concrete
wall for the house to be erected by
Clarence Peckham on Scott street.
Rev. Fl. Garfield Mohl, the pastor
OF the Pownal Baptist church will
speak at the open air meeting at the
Soldiers home next Sunday after
noon.
The Y. NJ C. A. garden plot on Sill
yer street has been pretty well seed
ed by the various boys using it,
There may be a chance for another
boy or two if interested boys will in
quire about it not later than Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Cooper are at
tending the commencement exercises
of the Emma Willard seminary in
Troy today. They Will be accompan-
led home by their daughter, Miss
Mabel Cooper, student at the semi
nary, who will be home for the sum
mer vacation.
News has been received of the
death in the Long Island hospital
last Friday of Walter e. Smith of
Brooklyn, His wife, who was Miss
Ruth Martin daughter of Rev f.
Clark Martin, former pastor of the
First Baptist church here, and chill
dren survive. The funeral was held
Sunday.
Have you seen Elsie Janis on the
stage? Then you will hurry to see
her in moving pictures, for therein
comedy comic-she out--Elsies Elsie.
Have you never seen Elsie Janis on
the stage? Then by all means let
her lure to the Library theatre today,
where "The Caprices of Kitty is be-
ing shown in reels. Adv,
DR.. H. s. Goodall, Dr. l.. H. Ross,
DR.. C. w. Bartlett and DR.. j. b. Wood
hull of North Bennington attended
the cancer study meetings of the
Vermont State Medical society, held
in Rutland yesterday. Or. Bartlett
was the presiding officer at the after
noon session and has been one of the
committee instrumental in securing
the best talent in the country at this
meeting.
A few articles worth reading which
a1e IN the current magazines ar'
"Quack-Novels and Democracy in
the June Atlantic Monthly, "Homer's
Troy To-day, and American Wild
Flowers in the May Natinoal Geo
graphical magazine, and Constants
nople the key TO the Empire and
The u S. and Germany in the
Worlds Work for June. These mag
azines are all on the periodical table
at the library.
There will be a me Getting of Branch
No. of St Peters church Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs, Chas.
r. Burt on Elm street from 3 until ..
The card social which was to have
been held in N e. o. p. hall this eve
ming has been postponed. ADV.
,Nft / nrhn
inquired for some ARCHITECTURAL mag
azine will find that the library has
added to its list of periodicals
House Beautiful" monthly maya
zine, devoted to home decoration
etc. The June number is particular
ly attractive, some of the articles APP
pearing are The Inside of the
House; A Country Kitchen" "The
Value of a Fireplace. Make your
town attractive; Town Halls and Lib
raries, "The Girls Room" etc. This
copy is now ready for use at the
library.
twenty-five half-sheet posters, an
nouncing in big letters the second
annual Bennington county Sunday
school picnic and field day, June 25th
have been printed and are being post
ed at important points throughout
the county. The committee particul-
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