The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-26
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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| Miss Frances u DOnnel is visiting
in Mechanicville.
Three big vaudeville acts and FIVE
| part World feature, Opera House to
day. Adv
Orrin w. Bowen of Putnam, Conn,
a former resident, was in town for
Thanksgiving.
To Rent:-Tenement at sos Main
street. Apply II. N. Williams, Elm
street, Tel. 1S9-W. 39t2
j. NJ. Hyde has returned from two
months visit with relatives in Pitts
| burg and Johnstown, Pa.
Reed Barrows of North Adams
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. N.
Williams Thanksgiving day.
Harry Wilcox of Pittsfeld spent
| Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs.
George Prentice on Union street.
Walter Bignall of Great harrington
was a guest at the home of Mrs,
Agnes Forth over Thanksgiving.
Mrs. George f. Klock of Little
| Falls, n. Y, is visiting Mrs. Arthur
| Rickert and other relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Martin spent
| Thanksgiving day with Mrs. Martins
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Potter.
Miss Rose Morrissey went to Troy
| Thursday to be the Thanksgiving
day guest of Miss Ida May Fitzgerald.
Claire w. Soule returned Wednes-
day from the Kelly stand where he
has been a member OF deer-hunt-
ing party.
Michael Healy of Portsmouth, n.
H., a former resident, arrived in town
Thursday for the Thanksgiving festi
yities,
Mrs. Lucy j. B. Burt, stenographer
in the Office of Batchelder & Bates, re-
turned this morning from brief Wis
it at Williamstown.
Harrington Sears, physical direc-
tor in the Y NJ. C. A. in Pittsfeld,
visited his mother, Mrs. Harriet
Sears over Thanksgiving.
One of the cleverest aerial acts on
the road, Fanton and Fanton, that
gabby pair that thrills in the air.
Opera House today Adv.
Bradford Godfrey, student at
Saxton's River Academy passed the
Thanksgiving recess with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Godfrey
Harry Morse e Co., in a farcial
playlet, Uncle Seth and the Hoodoo"
are worth many times the price of ad
mission Opera House today. Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Braley of Bolton
Landing, Lake George, were Thanks
giving day guests OF their son, Dr. F..
S. Braley and will remain in town
over Sunday.
Frederick Graves. student at
Cushing academy, Ashburnham,
Mass, is at the home of his father,
F. o. Graves, for the Thanksgiving
recess. !
The Venetian Trio, street singers
and musicians with Edna Marshall ar
rived from New York this morning
to fill two days engagement at the
fIarte Theatre. Adv
Charles S. Mills and Edmund Howe |
were home from Dartmouth college !
over Thanksgiving. They 80 back |
this evening Stanley Mauk of To /
ledo was their guest here today
One of the most popular of stage |
stars, julius Stegar will be seen in
an excellent five-part film version of
his great play, The Fifth Command.
ment," Opera House today. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Prentice. Miss
Lulu Prentice. Miss Sadie Winchel
and Milan Prentice of Pittsfeld,
spent Thanksgiving with their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Prentice.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. S, Mclaughlin and
daughter and n J. Morrissey, Jr, re-
turned to Troy this morning after
spending Thanksgiving with their
parents, Mrs and Mrs n. j. Norris
sey.
George Fawcett's voiceless ex-
of my SOM" when, as cir
cult Judge, he has to sentence his
own son as an embezzler goes right
to everyone's heart in "The Majesty
Of the Law" Later the son is found
to be innocent, having shouldered
pals misconduct out OF loyalty.
Mrs Hattie Loveland OF Science
tady is guest for a few days of Mrs.
Silvia Rice Mrs. Loveland and
Mrs Rice were entertained at
day dinner by Mr. and
Mrs. A. r. Dunn.
News was received today by Mrs.
II. A. Cone of the death on Nov. 2 of
Lewis Albert the six weeks old son of
Mrs. Annie Watson at the home of |
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs George |
Watson of Barretown.
All boys and girls connected with
the Second Congregational Sunday |
school, from the age of IA up, are in
vited tonight to the chapel for soc
ial time and to plan for a new organi |
cation according to the explanation of |
Mrs. Bickford in the school last Sun
day The young people are heartily |
invited. The hour is 7.30.
The Fortnightly meeting tomorrow
afternoon will be in Library hall and |