The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-07-30
BENNINGTON, BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
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are visiting in Chatham.
Mrs. ]. ID. Macintosh of Oklahoma
City is the guest of her son, Douglas
Macintosh.
A new cement walk is being laid
in front of the Putnam property on
North street.
Mrs. c. II. Robson of Depot street
has been called to Poultney by the
death of an uncle.
The Sunday evening gospel service
at the Guideboard chapel will be led
| by William Gilbert.
Mrs. ]. B. Bingham and grandson,
Kenneth are spending few days in
Albany and Arlington
Miss Lulu Lovejoy and Miss Ruth
Aldrich will return today from an out
| ing at Lake Cassayuna.
Edna Maison, Arthur Shirley and
| William Clifford in a pawerful two
part drama, Vanity at the opera
house today. Adv.
Mrs. Lucy J. Burt of the law office
of Bachelor and Bates, has gone to
| Chautauqua, ~ Y, for a three weeks
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Herman Morgan
who have been visiting Mrs. w. r..
Morgan, returned to their home in
| New York today.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Kennon of
| Newark N. j., are visiting Mr. Ken
mons parents, Mr. and Mrs, c. N.
| Kennon of Weeks street.
Mems Elk work shoes made by En-
dicott Johnson & Co., a $3.50 value,
special 1856 at the New York stores
shoe department fH Adv.
Miss Augusta Gurkin and Miss Lii
liam Siddons of Jersey City, who have
been visiting Miss Gurkins brother,
Richard Gtirkin returned home today.
Mrs. Elnora Kendall and her
daughter Miss Florence Kendall, who
have been visiting at their former
home here, have returned to Schenect
ady.
Miss Mabel IIillard, who has been
spending several days with her aunt,
Mrs. Leslie W. Hill of Grove street
has returned to her home in North
Adams.
Miss Julia and Miss Mary Reynolds
of Peekskill, who have been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Stupplebeen, will
return today from few days visit in
Rutland.
William Tiffany of Brockton, Mass,
passed Thursday with his daughter,
Miss Hilda Tiffany of Richmond, who
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. NJ.
A. Corey.
The service at the White Chapel
church Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock |
will be conducted by the pastor, Rev.
p. l.. Dow. Cordial invitation to the |
community
Today is " l.. S. f. feature day at |
the opera house, where Francis \,
Bushman and Ruth Stonehouse will |
ne seen III 1tO. Auc ldHiOuo Stol y I
"The Slim Princess" ADV. |
Mrs. IL. j. Messenger of New Bos
ton is the guest of Miss NJ. h. Robin /
son of Bradford street. Mrs. Messeng
er was formerly Miss Gladys Bottum
of this village.
Mrs. j. S. Armstrong OF Arcola, H.,
who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. William Nichols, several weeks,
returned home Wednesday. Mrs.
Nichols accompanied Mrs. Armstrong
rs far as Albany.
Francis X. Bushman and Ruth
supported by an all star
EAST in Geo AIDES famous story of the
country where one has to be fat to be
beautiful 1.-THE Slim Princess" Opera
louse today (V, l.. s. Ed four part
'eature. Adv.
There have been four admissions
o the Vermont Soldiers Home here
Turing the present month: G. M.
.ampher Of Eden, NJ s. Drown of
3arre, A. J. Fisher of Middlebury and
'atrick Lahny of Burlington. Mr..
Drown is a veteran of the Spanish
var, having served in company Il
which was recruited at Barre.
Crisply fresh as newly minted dol
ar bills are those exceptionally cool,
ttractive white organdie waists re-
eiyed this a. m. at the Drysdale
tore to sell at the popular price of
&c and CSC. A few weeks back they
you'd have been good value at SIPS
o $1.50, but the manufacturer is
nding his summer season. All sizes
A to "A. There's only ten dozen of
hem, however. ADV.
Dolly Warden is once again the
ueen of the jolly summer girls. The
)rysdale bewildering-in-varie stock
( pretty cretonnes is being drawn
n most freely by the young folks
Tho are constructing therefrom the
ay skirts, coats and hats that are
ow the reigning vogue at the beach
S and in the mountains. A Stand
rd pattern-a few yards of cretonne
"a needle and Understandable ,fing-
RS and there you are--All ready to
ppear as peachy peacherino. Adv.
IA large number of persons in Ben.
ington and others residing in the i'm