The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

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Rubber boots, Snag-proof foot, rol
| led edge. $2.S5. Harris. ADV.
The new Ball Brand heavy rubbers
and arctics just in at Harris. Ad
Blanche Sweet and Carlyle Black
well in The Secret Orchard" Harte
Theatre today. Adv
Wool socks, heavy rubbers, and arc
! tics. best makes at Harris. Adv
| daily and weekly.
Don't forget the band dance at IL
brary hall Thanksgiving eve. Music
| by band and orchestra. Adv.
Sargent and Tufts Mfg Co. Cat
Bulls shop will do your house finish
| ing and job work. Adv. 28t2
p. A. Daggetts of Petersburg has
taken a position in the shipping de-
partment of Bottum & Terrence.
Sargent and Tufts Mfg Co (at
Bulls shop will do your house finish
ing and job work Adv. 2St2
Tahkoneac Camp Fire members are
reminded that there is to be cere-
monial meeting tonight at Library
hall at 7.30 o'clock.
Miss Hazel Hart will play at the
Fortnightly meeting on Saturday af-
ternoon, opening the program with a
grOlln of Diano solos
The popular Broadway favorite,
Nat c. Goodwin in six-part film
version of his great stage success,
Business is Business" opera house,
today.
Greatest group of stars in Lasky-
Paramount, "The Secret Orchard" -
Harte Theatre today-Principal roles
played by Blanche Sweet, Carlyle
Blackwell, Theodore Roberts, Ed
ward Mackay and Cleo Ridgeley. AID
Wastrel and spendthrift wins battle
with self and overcomes his failings
in Gold Seal, part drama, Deficit,
featuring Hobart Henley and Agnes
Vernon opera house today ADV.
Mrs. Charles Haynes has returned
to her home at Haynes Corners after
recovering from an operation which
she recently underwent at the House
Of Mercy hospital in Pittsfeld
Mrs. NJ. F. Cummins who makes
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Howe on South street is expected
home this week from Montpelier
where she has been visiting the past
month. au sa.a in. $40
Mr. and Mrs Junior Hawks left for
a two months hunting trip for deer
and bear in the mountains of Glaston-
bury, Sunderland and Stratton. They
have fitted UP a camp in Stratton and
mas ~ .H.t
The sporting goods department of
Griswold's will be kept open Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday evenings
TO accommodate the deer hunters
who wish to start for the woods Mon
day morning and have not laid in an
adequate supply of rifles or ammuni
ton. Adv. mgt l1d 4tEslr
Do not forget that the tickets TOR
the minstrel show to be given under
the auspices of Mt. Anohtony Lodge,
No. 10, + & A. NJ go on sale Tuesday
Nov. 9th at p m. at Gokay's drug
store. No one person will be permit
ted to purchase more than six tick
cts. Adv.tf.
Eugene l.. Graves, son of Luther r.
Graves. and formerly of Bennington,
died early this morning at Clifton
Springs, n. Y, where he had been
trying to regain his health, For the
past ten years he has resided at Cleve
land, o.. prior to which he had been
associated with his father and broth
ers in the conduct of the First Ma
tional bank OF this village. He was
about so years old, He is survived
by George F. Graves, Louis Graves
and Fred O, Graves. His sister, Miss
Jennie Graves died some years ago.
Washington and Weeks streets are
presenting busy appearance this
month with the construction of three
houses under way a few hundred feet
apart, H., Harry Sharpe has bought
lot in the vicinity and it is reported
will erect a new house, Martin Lyons
has broken ground for a twotene-
ment structure and A. H. Winslow is
starting another this week which will
be completed by April The two
large lots of land owned by Miss A.
Eddy will thus be completely covered
with buildings and make Weeks
street one of the most attractive por
tons of the village.
Over 200 Rebekahs from Benning-
ton, SALISBURY, Manchester and
North Adams attended the district
meeting of Miriam Rebekal lodge at
Odd Fellows hall Tuesday evening to
enjoy a banquet given by the local
Rebekahs and witness exemplifca
ton of the Rebekah degree by Uni
tab lodge Of North Adams. About
fifty ladies' were present from North
Adams and forty from Manchester
The work was preceded by banquet
under the general direction of Mrs