The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-05-11
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Tel. 341-R. B. S. LOOMS. Adv. SOt2
Mrs. James f. Burke has returned
from Poughkeepsie and New York.
Prayer meeting at the Methodist
church this evening, conducted by
pastor.
Mrs. l.. w. Forrest of Hoosick Falls |
spent Wednesday in the village on
legal business.
Charles w. Pratt of White Creek
was in the village today on business
connected with his farm.
Roy Dickinson of South SALISBURY
visited his grandmother, Mrs. William
Bellrose yesterday.
Mrs. Ellen Ladd of Dorset and Mrs.
Alfred Elicit of Bennington spent Wed
nesday in North Adams
Coming to Harte Theatre tomorrow
Anna Held in Madame La Presidente,
Paramount feature in parts. ADV.
DR.. W. f. Putnams new Studebaker
car has arrived and will be put in use
by the doctor in his business this week.
THE motive in this production
Damaged Goods can be nothing but
moral" said Sir Herbert Tree.-Com-
ing. ADV.
Major H. D. Fillmore of the DIN
Scott works. returned Wednesday
|evening from a business trip in Bos-
|ton.
Tickets for the high school play AS
You Like IT. were placed on sale at
Evans News room today. Purchase
your tickets early.
A cottage prayer meeting will be
lsheld Friday evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Galusha, East
BROAD. commencing O'Clock eip
L Thrilling, fascinating, dramatic.
spectacular. "The Pool of Flams' with
the great favorite ]. Warren Kerrigan
Opera house today. ADV.
Mary Fuller is at her positive best
in The Strength of the Weak Sets
are magnificent. New York Mail.
Opera House tomorrow. Adv
In the Palace of the King a Big
Four feature photoplay in six parts
featuring Richard Traverse will be
shown at Harte Theatre today. ADV.
The popular motion picture star j..
| Warren Kerrigan in five-part story
of love. romance and adventure, THE
Pool of Flame. Opera house today.
| ADV.
G.. r. Grant, clerk at the A. II. Win.
slow store, is moving his family from
the tenement occupied by him lon
Spring street to the Hiram Allen prop
ty on Main street.
Miss Dorothy Field Of Imperial
avenue has been detained from teach
ing at her Pownal school for the past
weeh, on account Of illness, Her con-
dition is improving.
All the ladies of the Baptist church
are TO be entertained Friday afternoon
from to 5 by Mrs, Edward w. Brad
ford at her home on Main street.
Come and bring your sewing.oye,
"Mothers Day" will be observed at
the White Chapel service Sunday az
ternoon at o'clock. Preaching by
the pastor. Rev. p L. Dow. The com.
munity cordially invited.
James Hamilton, who has been EN-
ployed by the Twin.State Gas & Elec
II trio company, has given up his work
there TO take job with the Cooper
manufacturing company.
| Special attraction at the, Harte
Theatre last three days this week
Palmer Hines and his pepper chorus o.
five pretty girls with special scenery
and five costume changes. Adv.
Lake trout. yellow and blue pike
white fish. butter fish. Roe shad, blue
fish, salmon, mackerel, halibut had
dock, cod, cusk oysters, clans, live ant
boiled lobster at Estes market. Adv
Mrs. Willard Lighthall has returned
to her home after spending weel
with her parents In Glens Falls. Shs
also attended some of the meetings al
the late Methodist conference in Sara
. toga. .1
William Watson has completed the
cellar under the new house he vii
erect on his Depot street property. A
building which will be remodled into 9
house has been moved over the exca
walton.
Seymour f. Wood has moved from
his residence on North street to the
smaller house owned by him in the
same vicinity in order to rent the
larger to w G.. Haynes of the E-2
Waist company.
Mrs. Il. i. Nichols is about her store
again after being laid up several weeks
with sprained hip. She fell on the
ice on Main street in the middle of thu
winter and has suffered much pair
from the accident.
Miss Grace b. Holt of Pleasant
street, formerly employed here al
stenographer, has entered the training
class for nurses at the House of Mercy
hospital in Pittsfeld. She began heI
new work the first of the month,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Payson ant
two children of Bangor Me-, are visit
ing Mrs. Payson's parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. l.. S, Norton. Mrs. Payson ha
been here several days. Mr.. Paysoi
and children arrived Tuesday Mr., No
\ ton meeting them at Willamstown.
A shipment of so ladies' and misses
coats-shepherds. plaids and othe
\ neat fabrics-just received at Joe Ii
Il wins store. Having been purchase
n at less than wholesale prices. the
d will be placed on sale Thursday, FIR
4 day and Saturday at unusually 10y
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