The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-04-05
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of tho Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

ployment in New Haven Conn.
Miss Sarah McCue returned tni.
morning to Troy after visit at hei
home here.
Guy Harmon returned to Spring
field, Mass. this morning to resume
his studies.
Mrs. B. W. Vickery of School
street, who has been i'll, is able to be
out again.
Miss Pauline Cornell is home from
the Kenwood school in Albany for tie
Easter vacation.
Rev. j. Elmer Mckee left this morn
ing for Atlantic Beach, Florida, to he
absent month.
Because of the Easter Monday ball
the meeting of the Foresters will be
postponed one week.
Charles S. Mills, who has osen
spending the past week visiting
friends in Boston, returned home So: ,
urday.
Zebra Graves, who was with his
father in Montpelier last week, return
ed to school at Simsbury, Conn, this
morning
Homer Haynes, who has been
working for S. Everett Harwood tits
winter has gole to Middle Falls, n.
Y, for the season.
Mrs. J. NJ. Ayres and daughter II
zah. and Mrs S. II. Blackmer AMI
son Howard left this morning for At
lantic City to spend ten days.
Invitations have been issued by the
Bennington Grange, No. $50. for a
dance to be held in \. E. o. p. hall,
Wednesday evening, April 18th.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Civic League is postponed for one
week and will be held in the iibrary,
Tuesday evening, April Is.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Veachton Rogers
Will give a piano and harp recital ~
the Baptist church soon Mr. Rogers
was formerly with the Symphony o.
chestra of Boston.
Mrs. George NJ. Hawks and daught-
err, Markee, who have been visiting in
Greensboro. North Carolina for the
past two weeks returned home Sum
day morning.
Miss Olive Nisley of Portland Ore
gon, who is attending Smith college,
is spending the Easter vacation with
her cousin, Miss Harriet Burt OF
Grand View street
The dress rehearsal for the Festi
val starts at o'clock tonight at tho
opera house. Every participant must
be present and all are urged to be on
time.
Only two more days in which to get
your tickets for the Community FEES
tival at Mulligan and Roches Tho
desirable seats are going fast so it
behooves you to hurry
Nearly every family in Bennington
is represented in the Community FEES
tival. This is the largest local affair
Of the year and you can't afford I,
miss it. Tickets on sale now AT Null
ligan and Roche's at $500, so and -
cents.
The Ladies' missionary reading
circle of the Second Congreg tional
church will meet with Mrs. +. ]. TIFF.
fanny, 400 Gage street Tuesday af.er.
noon at o'clock This will be the
semi-annual Thanks Offering meeting.
Miss Mildred Peelor, Miss Hazel
Hufnagle, Miss Margaret McCatc ny
and Miss Fannie Aldrich passed Srn-
day with Mrs A. p Card of Pownal
Center
Mrs. Mary LaFranchise of Scott
street. who is in the Samaritan hospi
tai in Troy where she underwent an
operation Saturday for appendicitis,
is doing nicely.
April 5th, 9Th and 9TH are to 0e
Stag Days in Bennington. The children
in all of the schools are selling little
Belgium Slags,. under the direction Of
the Belgium Relief Committee Old
Bennington. When they come 10 you
be ready to purchase a flag and thas
help the good work along.
Edward C. Bennett announces the !
of his sister, Miss Eliza
beth d. Bennett to Joseph A. Blake, |
Jr. of New York city Mr. Blake is
the oldest son of Dir. Joseph a Blake, |
The well known surgeon, nov in |
IN charge of the hospital work or the
France in charge of the hospital work |