The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Toia
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N. Y. subway disaster showing at
Harte theatre today. Adv
!, Robert L. S. Hall of Old Benning-
ton has returned to New York.
II Miss Edna LOOMS and Miss Ethel
Mattison were in Troy Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. t. Lawrence of
Troy were in the village Saturday.
Il F. H. Humphres' dairy on Main
street will be open daily from $50 to-
$50 p. m. Adv.
n Two episodes, four reels of the
1 great serial, "The Broken Coin"
opera house today. Adv.
| 2 blocks of 18th Ave- caved into sub
way. See the pictures of this disast-
er at Harte Theatre today. Adv.
4 Charles w. Lockwood left this
morning by auto for a business trip
through the eastern part of the state.
+ Mrs. Olive Teft has returned to
her home on East Main street after
caring for Mrs. Olivia Roy five
weeks.
| Holbrook Blinn and Alma Belinn,
five part World feature, THE Ivory
Snuff Box, opera house tomorrow
Adv.
Edmond LAPEL has been assisting
in the grocery store of B. S. LOOMS
during the absence of the proprietor
in Boston.
| Attorney John V. d. S. Merrill,
with his niece, Mrs Charles c. Welles
left for Troy today where they will
| spend some time.
| Madame Morgan, Clairvoyant. 112
Pleasant street, Bennington, has re-
turned after being away for few
days doing special work
| A. w. Braisted and f. p. Morhous
left this morning on short vacation
by automobile through Vermont,
| New York and Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest l.. Lambert
left today for Pittsfeld, Mass, where
Mrs. Lambert is to undergo an oper-
alton at Hillcrest hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lutes and
daughter, Janet of Plainville. Conn,
| were guests over Sunday of Mrs.
Lutes' father, Henry w. Marsh.
| !, Mrs. d. T. Murray and Mrs. e. l.. |
Lambert were in Troy Saturday.
| d. T. Murray has returned from q
| business trip to Boston.
The store of E. r. Griswold is UNI
dergoing repairs this week, a sound |
proof room being partitioned off in |
| the rear for the Victrola department. |
Frank A. Greenslet OF Gage street |
who recently sustained an injury |
from being thrown from his wagon is |
rapidly recovering and able to be out! |
The Pawnee football team Of North |
Adams failed to put in an appearance |
and the game with theJ fdsaers Of /
Bennington at Morgan parR 'dfti 'h6t1
materialize
The laugh at the Mock Trial to-
morrow night begins when you see
how the word auxilaHs is spelled in
Observation-Disclosures III agriswolds show |
window. Adv.
Mrs. d. G.. Burt, Miss Mary Burt
and Donald Burt, who were called |
here by the death of Mrs. Charles T.
Burt, returned Saturday to Philade.
phia.
In one of the two episodes of "The
Broken Coin" to be shown at the
opera house today, Roleaux and Kit
ty escape in an auto with no tires
rni1 truo
District No. /, o. E. s., will hold
their annual district meeting in Mas
onic Temple this week Wednesday
evening. A chicken pie supper will be
served at 6. 80, opening ceremonies
at 8 sharp.
The services at the White chapel |
Sunday afternoon were well attended.
The program consisted of short
sermon by Rev. p. L. Dow with
duet by Mrs. Helen Downs and Miss
Mildred Farnum.
Philip B. Jennings of Old Benning-
ton has returned to his home from
New York city and will make his resi-
dence here pending the return of Mrs
Jennings and daughter who are now
at the Panama Exposition.
Dr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Hurley re-
turned Saturday from their wedding
| trip. Leaving Bennington by auto-i
| mobile Immediately after their mar
| riage they made a tour of the Adir-i
ondack region, crossed Lake Cham
| plain into Vermont. passed through
| this state into New Hampshire and
| visited some of the White Mountain
| resorts, the itinerary covering about
| a thousand miles.
! Dr.. A. S. NJ. Chisholm and DIR. C.
| w. Bartlett performed an unusual |
/ and delicate operation Sunday after
noon on the small son of Charles
Hodge of North street who was suf- |
fering from an acute case of laryng-J
tits. The operation was reported al
success and the lad is resting COM
fortably.
| The Methodist Brotherhood will |
hold their semi monthly business
meeting and social this evening in