The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

= Just a reminder of the social at the
j Y. w. C. this evening.
X Jerome Horton, a former Benning-
Il ton boy, is spending week visiting
y relatives in town.
j Mems suits, new fall style, prices
the lowest, see them at the New
York store. ADV,
y VIM HonIster mas secured posi-
4 tion as shipping clerk at the Holden,
Leonard company mill.
Samuel Margolin of North street
has purchased an automobile from
the Perry B. Gardner garage.
y Violet Heming. Broadway Star of
Under Cover is playing in The
Running Fight at the FIarte theatre
J today.
X Register tonight for the course you
desire to take up at night school.
J Principal Mabrey will be in his of
flee this evening at 7.3O.
Violet Heming the well known
J Broadway Star is appearing in the
Fight" at the Harte Theatre today.
J Mrs. w. ]. Meagher of Old Ben.
nington has donated a years subscrip |
ton to the New York Sun to the high |
y school.
q New fall styles in ladies' dress |
shoes at the New York stores shoe |
\ department, special $19S, value
4 $3.50 Adv.
Miss Nellie Hurley is substituting !
\ as pianist at the Harte theatre this |
4 week during the illness of the regular
J pianist, Ernest Murray.
Little boys Mackinaws, ages 2 to
i 8, Just the coat for the little young |
' ster only sl.9S at the New York store.
4 ADV.
! Box of candy free Watch for dis
play adv. in tomorrow's Banner of
Direct Importing Co., 42G Main street,
ADV.
Miss Margaret Mclean, of the
High School faculty visited the
schools in Springfield, Mass, this
week
! The ladies of Gage street circle of
the Baptist church will hold a food
sale in the church parlors Saturday
afternoon from to o'clock ADV.
Robert l.. s. Hall of Old Benning-
ton is spending a few days in town.
Mr.. Hall passed the summer at his
Old Bennington home. but returned
for a short autumn vacation. He will
leave for New York permanently for
the winter the first of the week.
At a recent directors meeting of
the Y. NJ. C. A. Director A. NJ Tor
renee resigned from the board and
Willard Bartlett, the new secretary of
the Bennington County Improvement
association, was elected to fill the Va
cancy.
II NJ S. Amidon manager of the At.
lantic & Pacific Tea Company's new
store in the Harte block, expects to
open tomorrow w. j. Pentland, as
sistant manager of the company
from New York comes to Bennington
this evening to spend week and a.
sist in opening the new business
| Miss Alice Hover of East Main
street, a pupil in the high SCHOOL,
who recently underwent an operation
in the Samaritan hospital in Troy for
appendicitis, is not recovering as fast
as desired. The pupils Of her class
recently sent her a large bouquet of
cut flowers
The bowling committee of the Y.
NJ c. A. hold an important meeting
this evening at which full atten-
dance is desired to lay plans for the
J winters activity. New pins and
equipment have been purchased for
the alleys and bowling will be made
prominent in the coming seasons ath-
letic work
The Fortnightly club opens its
24th season tomorrow afternoon with
a musicale at the Congregational
} chapel. The program will be given
by Madame Ravi-Brooks, soprano and
4 William d. Lawrence, cello with |
\ Mrs. A. w. Varney at the piano.
I There will also be a club tea arrang-
ed by Mrs. Arthur w. lockwood and
\ Mrs. George G. Bond.
4 Registration for pupils for the
' night school begins this evening and
n Principal Mabrey is particularly de-
! sirous that the enrolment start as
J early as possible The beginning of
the night school entails much extra |
work for the faculty and prospective |
pupils can greatly assist the teachers
4 and officials if they will respond |
promptly.
K George b. Wellington, who was re-
= Gently nominated for the state senate |
Il from Rensselaer, county is a
i well-known summer resident of !
Old Bennington. Mr.. Yelling !
ton was for some time corporation
counsel for the city of Troy and is a
law partner of Seymour Van SAINT |
lyoord. AL
!. Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Harper, who |
have been occuDying the S b. Hall |