The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-12-23
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
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Vaudeville, opera house today. Adv
Cyril Maude-Harte Theatre today
Adv
posts packages from the local post
Office
Fancy native turkeys 25 cents Id.
at the Cut Price market. Ad !
Elsie Janis-Harte Theatre tomor-
row. ADV
The Three Testers, those clever
pantomimic comedy acrobats, opera !
house today ADV |
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Powers and son
Burton Powers, will spend Christmas
as the guest OF Miss Minnie Burt in
Arlington.
Arrived this morning at the Drys
dale store a specially choice new lot |
OF Naroba warranted black fur muffs |
at $3.50 to $500
Earl Ryan, from Tewksbury, Mass, |
Charles Ryan, student are spending
the Christmas holidays with relatives
OF West Main street.
Cyril Maude, star of the New York
success "Grump' is appearing as Peer
Gynt, Ibsens mastercharacte at the
Harte theatre today. Adv.
Including the outfits of the rural
carriers there are now six single
horse rigs delivering mail and parcels
post packages from the loo plasto
Miss Helen Murphy. nurse who is
employed II Troy vii spend Christ
mas with her mother, Mrs. Martin
Murphy in Old Bennington.
Thomas j. Healy, student at the
Columbia law school, is at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ.
Healy Tor the Christmas vacation
Give rug--every football will
bring a pleasant memory The Drys-
dale store has splendidly complete
collection of all desirable sorts. Ad.
See Cyril Maude in his wanderings
as Peer Gynt and his dramatic love
episodes with five different types of
the worlds most beautiful women.
Adv
Cedar chests, smokers stands, tea
wagons, smokers trays, baskets, ma
hogany candle sticks, bud vases and
book blocks all most pleasingly pric-
ed at the Drysdale store. Adv.
Mrs, Lucy Graham, mother of Hor
ace +. Graham, state auditor, died
Thursday at her home in Craftsbury
at the age of 80 years. Mrs. Graham
had been ill for some time and her
death was not unexpected.
That sprightly pair of Broadway
stars, Carter DeHayen and Flora
Parker DeHaven in a a six part scin
tillating comedy drama THE College
Orphan" Dsetred by iance and
father because of a supposed intrigue,
pampered college youth proves his
sterling qualities through the devo
ton of little orphan waif opera
house today. ADV.
The Washington Post, April, 10,
1914, says: Fred and Bess Lucier
offered clever concert, entitled
Love Powders" during which theyI
both sang some clever songs. and the
iudiS HlSIHDtIS gave SoiIIe tlGNSi ili4-
tations on a violin. The act is fine,
the comedy good, while the gowns
worn by Miss Lucier are real stun
ning.-Opera house today. Adv
Mrs p V. Parrot was in Troy to-
day to visit her husband, the Rutland
railroad foreman who is in one of the
hospitals in that city recovering from
the effects of an accident on the Ben
nington branch Monday afternoon
when he was so injured that amputa-
ton of the left leg below the knee
was necessary. A brother who visit
ed the hospital Wednesday said that
the patient was as comfortable as
could be expected The injured man
poss esses a rugged constitution and
his friends expect him to make quick
recovery unless complications devel-
OF.