The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-05-29
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Saturday, May 20, 1915.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Tolr
Briefly for Busy Readers

Oscar Elwell will visit In Manches-
ter over Memorial Day.
Miss Anna Bergeron went this
morning for visit with relatives in
Newark. N. j.
Earl Arzberger will 90 to Troy
Sunday to remain over Decoration
Day on business.
Miss Edith Russell and Miss Cath
crime Burt are passing the day in
Troy and Albany.
j. III. Kelly and son, John went to
Ballston Spa this morning to remain
over Memorial Day.
Miss Lena and Miss Blanch La
Franchise are visiting relatives in Al.
bany for few days
Mrs. Frederick Godfrey and her
guest. Mrs. Fred Curtis of Port
Henry are visiting in Rutland for a
few days.
Bernard r. Madigan will leave to-
night for the northern part of the
state where he will spend few days
on business.
Mrs. Carl Berne. who recently I'M
derwent an operation at the Samari-
tan hospital in Troy, is expected to
return home Sunday.
General Secretary Banks of the ".
NJ. c. A., has returned from Middle
bury where he attended the Y. M. 6.
A., conference.
Tuesday of next week will be the
day to can the cans. The village
street department will commence
work at the upper end of the village
and tin cans which are placed on the
curb of the walks will be carried
away.
On Trinity Sunday, May 80, ser.
vices in ST. Peters church will be-
Holy Communion at 730 and 1915
a. M; Sunday school at $50 and
Evening Prayer at p. m. The text
of the mornings address will be from
Hebrews IL, Cod All persons
interested are cordially welcome at
all services.
Street Commissioner Buss will be-
gin work Tuesday to lay an Asphalt
road from the Putnam bridge on
North street to the Corner of South.
The new scarier, which the village
recently purchased will be put into
use on this job for the first time.
The scariher, which is machine
used in resurfacing maeadam roads,
is supposed 10 do the work OF a gang
of men. ans
Bennington people who are not
completely omitted for Memorial
day will find il to their advantage to
call at the Joe Levin store where
specially reduced prices prevail for
mems. women's and children's shoes,
clothing aud furnishings. The stock
is unusually complete in all depart
ments and the goods are priced so as
to make large savings for the pur
chasers. Adv. o, .f3g
c. A. Wood & Co, lessees and man
ayers of the Bennington opera house
which will become a moving picture
theatre on Monday, have secured a
special feature for the opening, the
Williams submarine pictures taken
on the bottom of the sea near the
Bermuda Islands The seven reels
of under sea pictures Will he followed
| by two reels of "The Black Box,
pronounced one of the most thrilling
dramas yet produced on the screen.
Activities at the rMount Anthony
Country club this season promise to
be more in evidence than during the
last two or three years. The annual
state golf tournament is to be held
on the links in August, and this OF it.
self is sufficient To infuse new life of
the members of the club The greens
are now in splendid condition and
practice games are held nearly every
pleasant day. William Macdonald,
the popular and efficient professional,
has been busy in getting the grounds
in fine condition, The bunkers have
been enlarged. some uneven places
eveed, trees trimmed and various
hooks and corners in the shrubbery
have been made inviting to the eye.
The clubhouse has been placed in
thorough order by Mrs Macdonald.