The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-12-29

N. Y. Herald. Three Weeks,
opera house. today. Adv.
Winifred Houran a student at the
Carnegie institute, Pittsburg, was the
guest OF cousins over Christmas.
Heights of Hazard" contains every
thrill known to the moving picture
world. 1t is to be shown in Benning
ton soon ADV.
There will be special meeting in
the U. o. G. c. hall Thursday evening,
December 80. Every member is re-
quested to be present.
Albert North and family and Mrs. J.
r. North of North Adams spent
Christmas at the home of NJ. H. DEMO
on the Shaftsbury Road
Miss Ina Wake, who is employed
in an office at Gardner, Mass, was a
guest over Christmas of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walker.
John c.. Houran. ir, who conducts
a farm at Ashburnham, Mass, for his
brother, Walter c. Houran. was a
Christmas guest Of his parents.
The guideboard Sunday school
Christmas exercises will be held Fri
day evening at 100. All children be-
longing 10 the school and their par
ents are cordially invited.
The Bradfords have decided to
hold their banquet TO celebrate the
winning of the trophy for the best ap-
pearing company at the annual must
er. on the evening of January 6.
A film version of Elinor Gyms en-
thralling love drama, Three Weeks
embodying all the excellent and excit-
ing adventure that made the novel
the most universally popular romance
OF the century, opera house today.
Adv
Frank keenan,, pronounced the
greatest character actor that ever ap.
peared on Broadway in that magnif-
cent dramatization, The Long
Chance in five acts, opera house. to-
morrow ADV.
Miss Elizabeth Al. Houran. who has
charge of the Cambridge Mass. office
for Edward Radding, a Springfield.
Mass, contractor. has been visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs John c.
Houran. She returned to Cambridge
Tuesday.
In addition to the game scheduled
at the Y NJ c. A. for Saturday even
ing between the Y. NJ. C. A. senior
team and the Emeralds of Pittsheld.
there will be game between the
second team and the Williamstown
high school.
Springfield, Mass. arrived in Ben
nington on Friday for the Christmas
festivities. Mr.. Pillsbury has return
ed but Mrs. Pillsbury is continuing
her visit at the home of her parents,
MIR and Mrs. r. j. Taylor,
Oh yes, Hello Frisco and Good
bye Girls I'm Through, and the
"Cecile" waltzes and "Millicent' and
"Jingle-Bells' are on the Donnelly
orchestra pragram for the Civic Lea
que dance tonight, but these are only
a few Of the most popular pieces
which will float to the dancers on the
floor from the wooded recess on the
stage. Don't lost one dance. The
ball will open promptly at nine,
though the hall will be open at eight.
The first meeting in the ost,gradu-
ate course of study, which has been
arranged for the benefit of the mem
bers OF the Bennington County Medi-
cal society, was held yesterday after
noon at the office of DR.. H. s. Goodall.
DR.. c. H. Beecher of Burlington, Pro
fessor Of Medicine at the Vermont
Medical college, presented the recent
advances in knowledge relative to
abdominal new growths and the en-
largement of the abdominal organs
through disease The following mem
bers of the County society were pres
ent; DR., l.. j, Callahan and DR.. G. NJ
Campbell of Manchester Center, DR.
W. -. = IOOu vi ANOl III
and Dr. L. H. Ross. c. w. Bartlett,
w e. Putnam and H. S. Goodall Of
Bennington
Proprietors of mail-order houses
hundreds of miles way must at times
smile grimly on receiving orders for
goods by. Benningtonmade fabrics.
One day last week Bennington, VT,
woman received from Chicago
house a $500 purchase of goods. Up
on unwrapping the package the goods
bore the name of a well-known local
manufacturer. Had the woman known
that the goods were made in town
she could have saved more than
twenty per cent on the purchase. The
same may be said concerning indus
tries in this city. A wellknown Tro-
jan ordered some seeds from West
ern house last spring and was much
surprised when the shipment was
sent to her from II. w. Gordinier's
Sons & Co., on Franklin Square