The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-08-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Stephen G. MulVey OF Dewey street.
Mrs. ]. b. Vanderkar of Brooklyn
is visiting her sister Mrs. George
Lee.
Miss Minnie Fischer of Dewey
street is visiting for several days in
Burlington.
Merritt Burgess has returned from
two weeks vacation spent at Lake
Eomoseen.
Mrs. Sarah Burgess of West Main
street has recovered from quite Sc
rious illness.
Miss Madeline Grady of Fair Haven
is a guest of Mrs. j I'm Gilrain of De-
pot street.
Miss Carrie Chaffee of Rutland is
visiting Mrs. j. T. Remington on
Hillside street.
Mrs. +. II. Ferguson has returned
from visit in Brooklyn and Sleeps.
head Bay.
Harrison Potter of Boston, former
ly organist at st Peters church is in
town fora few days.
Mrs. Clayton Mills of West Rut-
Rutland is visiting her sister, Miss
Fannie VonDette.
Mrs NJ. p. Armstrong and children
Howard and Alicia went this morning
to Troy for weeks visit.
Michael Partenope of North Adams
is visiting in town for few days with
his brother Othello Partenope.
Miss Cecil Murphy of North street,
two-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Murphy, is seriously ILL.,
Miss Mary Healey of Browning
place is passing the day with Miss
Esther Peckham of Pownal Center.
Miss Mary and Miss Winifred
Byrne of Boston are guests of Miss
Mary Kilroy of Academy place.
Desire the best in hosiery. Try
Holeproof. For men, women and
children. Harris shoe store ADV.
Dancing at Forester's hall Satur.
day music by augmented orchestra,
all the latest hits, admission % cents.
Adv
The automobile owned by F. C.
Cornell was burned on the flats We'd
nesday afternoon from an unknown
cause.
See the new fall millinery at Mrs.
Davis's. Mrs. Davis is closing out
her summer hats at less than cost
ADV.
The preliminaries of the mems ten
mis- tournament were concluded We'd
nesday and the semi-iinals will begin
Immediately.
Lew Fields, who is starring in the
5-act feature, odd Dutch at the Iii
brary theatre today is supported by
dainty Vivian Martin. ADV
Mrs. Eliza Percy and son, Ray
mond. returned Wednesday from
two weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Williams of North Ferrisburg,
Try pair of the new Walk.Oyer,
Elite or Weber shoes with Holeproof
Hosiery for the coming holiday Com
fort assured. Harris shoe store. AID
Tomorrow afternoon at the Play
ground the Playground Juniors, who
have not lost game this year, will
play the Tigers who have won the
last two games.
Edwin Arden in a six-part film YER
sion of his well-known play, THE
Eagles Nest" with Romano Fielding
and an all-star cast. V. l., S. h. feat
ure. Opera house tomorrow. ADV
Mrs. Hattie Albee and daughter,
Daisy, who have been spending a few
days in Troy and Albany have return
ed home They were accompanied
by Francis Albee of Gloversville.
For sale at the North street second
hand store a Hosier kitchen cabin
ct, good gas range, sewing mach
inc, photograph, cornet and many
other good bargains. AID.
A party consisting of Mrs. Wing
and the Misses Ann Everett, Hart
Shields and Mary Wellington left on
Monday for Woodford City where
they have leased the Gleason bunga-
low for two weeks.
Ben Wilson and Dorothy Philips in
a three-part society drama telling an
engrossing story of sef-sacriicing
man who assumes the blame of murd
er to save a rival. Opera House to-
day. Adv.
l.. NJ Hall of the Burgess Road who
has been suffering for few days
from poisoning in one of his eyes,
left today for the Troy city hospital
where it is expected that an operation
removing the eye will be performed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Broderick and Mr. |
and Mrs. John Kelley of Bridgeport, |
Conn, are the guests of Mrs Isadora
Woodward of North street. Mr.. Kel- |
ley is known in Bennington having |
been boss knitter in the mill of the |
old Bennington Knitting company.
Mrs. l.. II. Towle of Franklin, n |
H., who came to Bennington to attend |
he funeral of Josephine Keller re- |
.urned Wednesday to her home. Mrs !
rowle was formerly Miss Angie Mel