The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

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secured deer on Monday.
John Fox has reopened the stone
blacksmith shop on South street
Simon Green is working for Mrs.
Emma Stratton on Branch street.
Slocum Baker is entertaining his
brother Harvey Baker on the East
A new road is being built leading
into the Hubbell place at Old Ben
nington
Hiram Mattison and Judson Gal
usha are in Stratton this week after
dec.
Albert Douplis was a weekend
guest of Judson Galusha on Branch
street.
The home of Harry Van Derburg
is being wired throughout for cleo
tricity.
James McGurn has secured posi-
ton as clerk in the Atlantic x Pacific
Tea company's store.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mattison of
SALISBURY were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Hiram Matti3on.
The regular weekly business meet
ing OF the w. h. G. will be held in the
G.. "A. R. hall Friday evening, il.a-r
Patrick Mullen, former resident,
is spending a few days in town en-
route to his home in Underhill
Betty Nausen,, Edward Jose and
William Kelley in "A Womhn's Res
direction '--Harte Theatre today, Al
Mrs. Ernest Washington and daugh-
ter of North Hoosck has returned
after visiting with relatives in the vii
lage.
Miss Edna Weiss who has been Wis
iting her uncle, Frank Burchard. re-
turned Wednesday noon to New
York.
Miss Elizabeth Martin has returned
to her home on Pleasant street after
weeks visit with friends i'll Hoosck
Falls.
William Gee, who has been employ
ed on the Fillmore Farms for several
years has gone to New York to take
up MUSE.
Charles Campbell employed by the
Bennington Scale company, is confin-
ED to his home on. School street with
rheumatism. Att
X. Q. Chiah9lm and family, who
have been occupying the Brigham
cottage at Old Bennington have re-
turned to New Work.
Remember the card party and
dance at Foresters' hall tomorrow
night Cards, 8 to 10; dancing 10 to
IL AdEl loo. ADV.
You are invited to play cards from
5 TO 10 or dance from 10 to u, or
both, at Foresters' hall tomorrow
night Adm. IS cents. Adv.
Reserve Thanksgiving Eve for the
I Band dance in~-Library hall. First
class music. A good time for every
one. Come and help the band. Adt3
There will be free entertainment
at the Guideboard chapel Friday
night for the residents OF the neigh
borhood, the Sunday school and their
friends.
Ralph Norman who has been EN-
ployed during the summer at T. A.
Davenports bakedy, has resigned his
position and returned to his home in
Cohoes.
Hon. James K Batchelder in a
plug hat ami frock coat passed
through town Wednesday on his way
to Adams to attend the Deming-Fol-
lett wedding.
George Moon has resigned his posi-
ton with the North Adams Electric
company and resumed his former po-
sition with the Twin-State Gas and
| Electric company,
j, George Hudgins, who mas been
in Washington, North Carolina, for
several weeks on account OF the Sc
rious illness Of his sister arrived
home last evening.
Opera house tomorrow-The ia
nous moving picture favorite in her
| latest comedy drama success Clara
Kimball Young in Marrying Money"
/ 6 parts) Adv
The Bennington City Band is to
hold dance in Library Hall the
night before Thanksgiving. Reserve
the evening of the oath. Tickets on
sale at Gokays drug store. Advt3
Several local people are starting
class in conversational French and
German. There is room for two or
three more. Any one interested
should drop a line to b. V. *. care of
The Banner.
A five part charming drama of love
and romance in the ante-bellum days
Of the south. in the year 1850, Under
Southern Skies, with Mary Fuller,
Milton Sills, Paul Panzer and Charles
Ogle opera house today. Adv.
Mrs. Hiram Mattison was pleasant
ly surprised at her home on Branch
street extension Friday evening
/ when 80 friends and neighbors met
to celebrate her birthday. Refresh