The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-08-07
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Saturday, August 2, 1915.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

ing the day in the village.
Charles II. Daley of Schenectady is
passing the week end at his home
| here.
Mrs. p. l.. Dow is in Pittsfield to-
day to attend the funeral of q rela-
tive.
Miss Hazel Thompson of Hartford,
| Conn, is visiting at her former home
here.
| Carnations and astors, 25c dozen.
| Roses soc dozen. The School street
| greenhouse. ADV.
Mrs. H. II. Webster, who was call
ed to South Paris, Me-, July &c, re
turned Thursday.
Bob Leonard and Ella Hall in a
| two-part drama of the civil war-op
| era house today Adv.
| George Prentice and family, form
er residents. have moved here from
| Pittslleld to reside.
Rev. p. l.. Dow will pass two weeks
1 of August at his former home in
Lanesboro, Mass.
Mrs. Burt Potter of Washington
| d. c., is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
4 Harbor of School street.
| Clarence Daley of New York is
| passing his vacation with his parents
DR.. and Mrs. f. B. Daley.
| Mrs Mary Sullivan of Browning
place, who has been passing few
days in Dorset has returned.
f. NORM and daughter, Miss Mary
Norm, of Pleasant street are visiting
relatives in Pownal today.
Mrs p H. Martin and daughter,
,, Miss Hazel Martin of North Adams
were guests Friday of Mrs. e. H. Peel
o..
Mrs. William Montgomery, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. AL
fred Harbour, has returned to Pow
nal
Miss Mildred Peelor who has been
on a three weeks vacation will re-
sumo her duties in the Braman store
Monday.
William E. Hawks is at the New
port House in Bar Harbor, Me-, after
a few days visit with H. w. Mason OF
Old Orchard Beach.
Howard II. Shields and children,
who have been occupying the Ayres
cabin in Woodford while on fishing
trip. have returned home.
Bob" Leonard and Ella Hall in an
interesting two-part drama of the
souht at the time of the civil war,
"Betty's Dream Hero" at the opera
house today. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Keller of
Scranton, Pa, James Keeler and Miss
Helen Keller of Cohoes were in town
today to attend the funeral of Miss
Josephine Il. Keller.
Mrs. John Ludwig. who has been
passing three weeks with her mother
Mrs. Ida Moon of Union street left
this morning for her home in Annap-
oils, Md. Mrs. Ludwig was formerly
Miss Inez Kimaball
Today is the last day of the sum
mer clearance sale at the Joe Levin
store. Persons who are trying to
make dollar so as far a spossible
should carefully read the prices quot
ed in Nj. Leyin's advertisement in yes
terday's paper
Services at the Methodist church
Sunday morning at 1880, preaching
by pastor, Rev. p l.. Dow, Sunday
school Has Epworth League $50;
the evening service will be omitted
Mr.. Dow will preach in the Union
church at Woodford at p. IN.
There will be special meeting of
the Father Mathew L. A. b. society
Sunday after late mass in the X. OF
c. rooms. All members are request.
gust picnic committee will make
their last report, President, j. p, |
McGurn; secretary, George Hogan.
1872
Word was received Friday evening
that there was no change in the con
dition of G. Henry Baker who at
tempted suicide Thursday afternoon
by shooting. The wounded man, who |
is at the Samaritan hospital in Troy
is conscious a portion of the time |
No operation to remove the bullet, |
which entered the right side of the |
head, has as yet been made.
A film which will no doubt do more |
than any thing else to avert such cat |
astrophes as the Chicago Eastland |
steamship disaster will be shown at |
the opera house Monday. Five cam |
era men were ON the scene and Sc |
cured as fine lot of pictures as |
could be expected. This film is to be |
used as evidence to show the cause |
of this calamity. ADV.
w. w. Bartlett, secretary of the
County Improvement association will |
be the speaker at the Soldiers Home
Sunday afternoon at 4.30 or
following the conclusion of the band |
Should the weather be
stormy or not proper for the band