The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

| has returned from New ork
Norman Murray of North Adams il
visiting his uncle Ernest Murray,
Loren Bryant of Bondville is visit
ing for a few days in the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel A. Guiltnan
have returned from a trip to New
| York
]. Grant Hyde of Norwich, Conn,
was guest Sunday at the home OF
William Snow
Miss Gertrude f. Carney of Silver
street was recent visitor with
| friends in Proctor.
Mrs. John Ward and Aaron Phillips
of Pittstown, n. Y, were recent
guests of Old Bennington friends.
Adolph Becker of New York has
rented his house on Morgan street
recently vacated by A. w. Dragon.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Civic League will be held in the
Library Tuesday evening, November
2nd.
Charles S. Kehoe, managing execu-
tor of the Charles Cooper estate has
returned from a business trip to New
York
Mrs. Margaret Harris of Troy is
spending few days as the guest of
her father James Burns of Spring
street.
Mrs. Sheldon H. lockwood is visit
ing in Hoosick Falls, Troy and AL
bany and will be absent about two
weeks.
William Cone and Merritt Burgess
are in New York for a pleasure trip,
making the tour in Mr.. Cones auto
mobile.
Tuesday evening at the Y. w. c..
the millinery and fancy work classes
will be held No class Wednesday
evening.
Lost-Saturday evening, gold bar
pin with diamond in center. Reward
if returned to Miss Isabel Tudor, 722
Main street. 20t6
The regular monthly business
meeting of the Ladies' Aid society
of the Methodist church Will be held
Monday evening.
Beginning Tuesday, Nov 2, skim
med milk and cream will be sold at
the Bennington Dairy on Main street,
F. A. HUMPHREYS. 5if Ad.
Miss Florence Moore of North Ad
ans spent Saturday and Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs George
Moore of Weeks street.
A. H. Smith of West Arlington is
driving a new Ford car which he re-
Gently purchased from the Benning-
ton garage through J. p Cullinan
George b. Wellington of Troy who
is campaigning in New York state for
the state senatorship from Rennsel-
aer county spent Sunday with his
family in Old Bennington
]. George Hudgins, who was called
to Washington, North Carolina, twol
weeks ago on account of the serious
illness of his sister expects to start
home Thursday, November fourth.
Mrs. Laura B. Cole, grand matron
of the o. f. S. has returned from 4
visit to lodges in the northern part
of the state, visiting South Hero,
Bakersfield and other places
Miss Lucy Marsh, who has been a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs A. r. VonDette
returned yesterday to her home in
Woodstock. Her sister Miss Maragret
Marsh, left Thursday for Deerleld,
Mass.
Fourteen members of the Young
Woman's club enjoyed ten mile
hike toward the Bennington battle
ground Sunday afternoon with re-
freshments on their return to the
club rooms.
Paul Bourgeois, the world famous
wild animal trainer is featured in a
two part wild animal comedy, Joe
Martin Turns En- Loose a roaring
tearing, screaming knockout at opera
house today. Adv.
MISS Mary bennington VINO IS IN =
training at st Margarets hospital in
Albany is in the village for few
days visiting her father and mother
Mr.. and Mrs. George Remington of
Jefferson avenue.
Highly nervous and excitable per-
sons as well as children are request
ed not to attend the wonderful five
part V. l.. S. r.. feature "Mortmain,"
at the opera house tomorrow owing
to the peculiar and unusual story of
this photo-play masterpiece. AID
There are real bull fight scenes in
the twelfth episode of the great Sc
rial THE Broken Coin"-opera house
today. Kitty and Roleaux undergo
some hair-raising adventures with
the sewer apaches on their trail in
"A Cry in the Dark Adv.
The shipment of ferns from Ben
nington county is at its height this
week, the trolley express company
carrying two cars per day from the
village which are filled to capacity
for transportation to refrigerator
headquarters in Pittsfield. Over
fifty cars of ferns have been reported
shipped so far this season.