The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-07-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

L
Miss Jennie Alden is spending sew,
eral weeks with Mrs. r. G. Reynolds
in Troy.
A few ladies met with Mrs. Collins
Graves Monday to sew for the French
| soldiers.
Mrs. Alexander S. Clarke has re.
turned from few days trip in New
York.
Orrin Bowen of Union street went
to Troy this afternoon on a business
trip.
There is a Selig detective picture
among the features at the Library
theatre today. Adv.
Edward Higgins, county game war.
den and John Morrissey, Jr., are fish
ing at East Dorset today.
c. Thornton of Boston will arrive
tomorrow to spend the 4th with his
mother, Mrs. Guy B. Johnson.
Collins NJ. Graves and f. e. Howe
enjoyed fishing trip today on the
Main stream in Woodford Hollow.
Owing to the rainy weather, work
has been suspended on the sidewalk
construction work on Main street.
Miss Agnes Kerr. who has been Wis
iting Miss Helen Johnson is spending
a few weeks at the Walloomsac Inn.
"The Wrong Woman" in acts
featuing Mabel Trunelle is being
shown at the Library theatre today.
Adv.
F Rev. Thornton F. Turner and
daughter Elizabeth returned this
afternoon from few days visit in
Boston.
Richard Van Santvoord Of Old Ben
nington went this morning on sew
3eral weeks camping trip in New York
state.
Another 100 dozen lot of carnations
on sale at the School street green
houses at % cents a dozen for Fri
udy anu odtuIudy.
Harry Walsh of Beech street, who
has been visiting his parents in New
York city for the past two weeks,
had returned home.
The Misses Oler and Wesley Oler,
Jr., of Larchmont, N. Y, are expected
tomorrow to spend the 4th with Mr.
and Mrc Euv II Johnson
st Elmo stirring six part story
of souls salvation, with an all-stat
cast will be the attraction at the OPP
era house Friday, (feature day. Ad
Charles Lockwood of West Main
street has resigned his position in
the Walbridge store and has accept
ed employment with A. II. Winslow.
Ice cream, cake and candy sale at
the Old Academy next Thursday,
July from to in the afternoon
and to 8 in the evening. Ice cream
will also be sold by the quart. ADV.
Fred Green of Dewey street left |
this morning for Troy to bring home |
George Woodward who recently I'M
derwent an operation on his eyes in |
one o fthe hospitals in New York.
There will be regular meeting of |
the w. r. c. tomorrow evening and |
it is hoped every member will make |
special effort to be present as the |
final arrangements for the 4th of Jul !
ly will be made at this meeting.
A powerful story of weak son
who succumbs to the wiles of a siren. |
Rejected by his father, she will not |
let him go even though his father is |
brought to the brink of death. See |
how she failed in two part drama |
"Trickery", opera house today. Adv |
A mere slip of a girl Edna Earle, |
unsullied by contact with the world, !
but does what the pleadings of |
a mother, the adjurations of minist- |
err of the gospel have been unable to |
bring about. st. Elmo" Opera |
house Friday. ADV.
The Daughters of Isabelle held a |
card party Wednesday evening in the
knights of Columbus rooms on
North street TIL fiertsP wk I'd VIA
North street. The first prize awarded |
for the women was won by Miss Ger
trude Carney and the BOBBY prize by |
Miss Alice Biggs. The first prize for |
the men was won by J. j. Cunning |
and the BOBBY prize by f. c. Cunning. |