The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

! William Farnum-Hafle tneaJre 10
morrow Adv.
Mrs. William Woodruff of Cam
bridge is visiting in the village.
$4,000 for a suggestion, THE Dia
mond from the Sky, opera house to
day ADV.
! The first millinery class of the Y
w. c. this season will be held in theil
rooms this evening.
The dainty Marguerite Clark is
featured at the Harte Theatre today
I in Seven Sisters Adv.
Miss Cecile NJ. Doran and Miss N
! Barry were recently registered al
| Hotel Collingwc cd New York.
William Lundergan of Spring
street, who has been confined to the
house with rheumatism, is improving
A valuable horse owned by H. d
Shields of Furnace grove dropped
dead on Washington street last even
ins.
Orrin Bowen, a former resident
now engaged in the moving picture
business at Putnam, Conn, is visiting
in the village
Ella Hall in live-part beautiful
photoplay that melts the heart and
enriches the mind, Jewel opera
house tomorrow ADV.
Miss Emma Lamarre has returned
from three weeks trip to Worcester,
Holyoke, Springfield and Fall River,
Mass, and Newport, r. !.
Principal Mabrey will not receive
registrations for night school Friday
evening, but will be at his Office Sat
urday night from 7.30 to $50.
Mrs Raymond B. Bowen of River
side Conn, is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Seymour Van SAINT
voord at Shadowbrook farm.
At Mrs. Burdicks dancing class
Friday night one hour lesson and
dancing for ane and a half hour after
the lesson for Is cents. Adv.
The great 100000 picturized ro-
mantle novel THE Diamond from the
Sky with Lottie Pickford and Irv-
ing Cummings, opera house today.
ADV.
Mrs. Collins NJ. Graves has return
ed from Simsbury, Conn, where she
has been visiting her two sons who
are students at the Westminster
school
Miss Hazel Hufnagel of Gage street
who teaches school in Pownal will
leave tomorrow morning for Rutland
where she will attend 1.-The three day
teachers convention.
/ Mary Fuller in a four-part drama
telling a powerful story Of an actress
adventures whom love redeems,
with Paul Pauzer and Milton Silk,
opera house today Adv.
q II. N. Williams has sold, for George
r. Heath, a building lot on Elm street
to William II. Lundergan. Mr.. Heath
LETT Bennington some years ago and
is at present located at Lawrence,
Mich.
Tomorrow afternoon the women of
st, Peters parish will hold pre-
serve sale at the parish house. The
sale will be followed by clam chow
der supper prepared by Mrs. Paulson.
Adv.
George NJ Blake, infant son of Mr.,
and Mrs Edward NJ Blake, died yes
terday afternoon after brief illness,
aged one year and days. The fun
eral is to be held at the home tomor-
row at o'clock.
Suppose there were four marriag-
able daughters in your family, and
the youngest insisted on Snatching
away her elder sisters matrimonial
opportunities? That is the situation
exactly in Seven Sisters" featuring
Marguerite Clark at the Harte thea
ire today. ADV.
The Athletic association of the
High school have elected the follow
ing officers: William Shaw presi-
dent: Spencer Lee, secretary; E., b.
Jenney, baseball manager; F. IT
Parsons, baseball captain; r. b. Jen-
ney, basketball manager; E. G.. Burt,
basketball captain.
The woman who is in need of
suit or coat or has daughters who are
not provided for the coming winter
would do well to visit the Joe Levin
after Harvest sale. The stock at the
old corner store is the largest that
Mr. Levin has put in since he estab
lished himself in business and the
low prices are attractive. Adv.
The teachers of the High school
have contributed toward silver cup
which will shortly be on exhibition
in a local jewelry store window that
will be presented to the basketball
team in the coming seasons county
tournament For a team to obtain
permanent possession OF the trophy
it will be necessary for them to win
four out of seven games for three
successive years.
Harry Jubb, former resident and
student at the Bennington high
school, was in the village Tuesday for
a short visit with friends leaving
during the day for Stafford Springs,
Conn, where he is stopping with his
rnute M opJ NTvo Iifhb for.