The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-15
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Monday, November IS. 1915.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for nusy Readers

ofSMrsfsN. ] Walsh in North Adams.
Top Notch rubbers have heels tina,
stand the grind. Harris. Adv
Albert Schwartz OF Main street is
taking his annual vacation this week
in Stratton deer hunting.
Ann Murdoch and an all-star cast
in "A Royal Family"-Harte Theatre
today. Adv
Miss Bernice Haussier and Miss
Lorraine Watties have returned after
visiting friends in Nc tn Adams.
John Shaw, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Gris@old, has re.
turned to his home in Middlebury.
Mrs, Burt Wilson, formerly OF
School street is moving today to the
tenement over Eddington's market
on Main street.
The ladies of the Union and Main
streets circle OF the First Baptis,
church will hold food sale Saturday
Nov. goth at o'clock. ADV.
The regular V. L. S. E. feature will
be shown at the opera house Wed
nesday instead OF Tuesday owing TO
the Masonic Minstrels. Adv,
There is strong love story woven
into the action OF the great v l.. S
E. feature 1.-the Circular Staircase"
opera house, Wednesday. Adv,
THE CIRCULAR Staircase V. l.. s.
Z. play insfve thrilling parts filmed
from the adventure story written by
Mary Roberts Rinehart, opera house
Wednesday. Adv.
James Martin Of Pittsfield former
resident. arrived in town Saturday
and TOOK out nonresident license
for the deer season, He left Tor the
woods this morning.
The Harte theatre went on record
Saturday evening Of handling the lars
est crowd in the history OF the thea.
ter, the number even exceeding the
audiences OF its opening night
Miss Agnes Carr OF Hoosick Falls,
who attended the Sunday afternoon
services Of the Daughters of Isabella,
was entertained Sunday evening by
Miss Josephine sGrennan of Spring
street Era
Notice is hereby given, to members
of the Tuesday night Recreation
Dancing class that the class will meet
on Wednesday night instead of Tues
day night this week, because OF the
Masonic Minstrels.
William Cone, Roger Burt. Eugene
Burt and Edward Healy enjoyed an
automobile trip through Massachus-
etts over the Mohawk trail Sunday,
returning by way of Brattleboro and
Wilmington.
The girls gymnasium class, which
started last Thursday night, will be
held regularly on Monday nights at
7.30. starting tonight. Several basket
ball teams are being formed to enter
the lnter-Community basket bali
league Join before it is too late. q;
Bennington Grange will hold regu
lar meeting on Wednesday evening TO
be followedby a program arranged
by the lecturer. The annual election
OF officers will take place at tho first
December meeting.
Mrs. Jennie E. Holden will enter.
tain the Ladies' Missionary society of
the Second Congregational church
Tuesday afternoon at . O'Clock. Re-
ports will be given of the recent meet
ing OF the sWomans Board. All the
ladies OF the church are invited.
The Y. NJ. C. A. held an open
house" Saturday night. About hun.
dred young men and young women
were present. All enjoyed the games
until nine O'Clock, when young man
from Williams college entertained
with slight OF hand in the gymnas.
ium. This was followed by brief ad-
dresses by Williams College boys and
Willard W. Bartlett, Secretary OF the
County improvement Association, in
which the organization OF training
class was launched. The Ladies'
Auxiliary were on hand with rene.
dy for the thirsty ones,
A warm and steady drizzle ushered
in the deer-hunting season in south
ern Vermont tiifs morning, circum.
stance which has not existed in south
ern Vermont so late in November for
a number OF years. Despite the. pour
ing rain the local hunters started for
the woods, believing that before the
week is over the rain will have turn
ed 10 snow. Sales Of ammunition
were heavy with the local sporting
goods stores and it was estimated
that over 200 licenses would be taken
out before the, day was over. Six non.
resident licenses were made out.
Over so local owners OF Ford cars
who keep their machines during ting
summer at the local garages, have
begun the storage OF their cars for
the winter this week. Several of the
garages have taken extra space in adj
jacent buildings, the leases on which
began for the season this morning.