The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Tols
Briefly for Busy Readers

Fred Crawford has purchased
Chevrolet Four Ninety of p B. Gard
,her.
There will be a regular meeting Of
Stark Hose company at their rooms
at 7.30 this evening.
E. s. Spear quietly celebrated his
18th birthday yesterday at his
home on Weeks street.
The renowned Charlotte Walker is
appearing in "Kindling
Theatre today. Adv.
The ladies of Gage street circle of
the Baptist church will hold food
sale in the church parlors Saturday
afternoon from to o'clock. 4t2
[ Mr. and Mrs. William r. Barratt
spent Sunday in Chicopee Falls,
Mass, as guests of Mrs. Walter Bran
ley of that city.
|, Jesse l.. Lasky presents the great
dramatic star, Charlotte Walker in
"KindIing" on the Paramount pro
gram-Harte Theatre today. Adv.
Louis Remington of Jefferson
avenue, who fell and injured his back
a few days ago is convalescing in
'Pittsfield and North Adams for few
days
A regular meeting of Stark lodge
|. o. o, F., will be held this evening
when Grand Warden E. A. Spear of
Woodstock will be present. Supper
will be served.
large tree on the premises of
Mrs. Jonathan Morse of North street
is being taken down today by a gang
of men in the employ of the Twin
State Gas and Electric company.
! The supreme dramatic star and
hero of the Broadway success Mon
tana," Harry D. Carey will appear in
four part masterpiece, Just jim,
opera house tomorrow. Adv.
: Edward Francis Butler and Miss
iAdeline Longtin, both of Bennington
were married Tuesday afternoon at
the church of the Sacred Heart by
the pastor Rev. Charles E. Provost
Clifton F. Atkins of Lancaster, ~
H., an expert watch repairer, has &C
cepted position at Woods jewelry
store. For the past several years Mr..
Atkins has been watch inspector for
the Maine Central railroad
Authentic motion pictures of
the great European War in three
parts with lecture by Martin Becker
and King Baggot in fourpart rae
ing drama The Suburban. Opera
house today. Adv,
The automobile party consisting of
Mrs. William f, Hawks, Mrs. Helen
B, Hawks, Miss Mary Lemarre and
Mrs F. B. Morhous, who left Ben
nington Tuesday for New Haven,
Conn, will visit Mr.. Hawks in New
York city before their return the
East of the week.
Mrs. F, Bromley with her son
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Har-
wood, all of Pawlet, made an auto |
trip to Bennington Tuesday aud
called on friends in town. Mrs |
Bromley was q former Bennington
girl. being educated in the public |
schools here, but had not been back |
since leaving here, % years ago.
DR.. James Donnelly of Troy is
spending a few days in town visiting |
his brother George r. Donnelly. An |
amusing circumstance in connection |
with Dr. Donnelly's visit was the fact |
that at the same time and on the |
same day, George Donnelly decided |
to visit his brother in Troy and the |
two passed one another on train en- !
route.
Postmaster Emory S. Harris this |
morning received a telegram from
the secretary of the Bellows Falls |
chamber of commerce stating that it |
had been found necessary to post
pone the proposed automobile trip to
Bennington and Rutland. The ar
for the entertainment of |
the visitors at the Putnam house this
evening have accordingly been can
celled.