The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-04-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the TOWN and Village Told
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The Ausable chasm viii be shown in
A hand colored Pathe picture at Harte
Theatre today. ADV.
Norma Make" goodyear yelt high
grade shoes for children at Noyeck
Every pair guaranteed. Adv.
New spring Emerson and Beacon
shoes for men and Queen Quality
shoes for ladies at Novecks Adv. !
Just received at Noveck's, a large
shipment OF very fine white chinchilla
coats at very reasonable prices. Adv.
Mary Pickford, unrivalled screen
star in wonderful characterization as
the Fu-ldling at Harte Theatre today.
ADJ
A party of l6 Bennington people at
tended the performance Of the play
Experience" in North Adams last
evening
There will be no reserved seats,
come early and avoid the rush to see
Mary Pickford at IIarte Theatre to-
day. ADV.
A. B. Clark, president OF the Reads
boro Chair company was a business
visitor in town Wednesday and Thurs
day,
District Deputy Joseph G. Brown of
Montpelier will make an official visit
to Bennington lodge OF Elks Tuesday
evening, April II.
See Ida Schnall, the worlds greatest
lady athlete, make a dive from cliff
40 feet high in Undine at opera
house today. ADV.
"Undine is even better than No1-
tunes Daughter "--Cleyeland ilaia
Dealer. Opera House today. No ad-
vance in prices ADV.
The ladies of the First Baptist
church will give a clam chowder sup
per on Wednesday evening, April T. at
$50 o'clock Tickets "a cents
Clara Kimball Young, winner of
most popularity contests in liyepart
film version OF the great story of plot
| and passion, Camille"-coming TO
| the opera mousse. AuN.
Mary Pickford the queen of movies
will be shown as usual to packed
house in the Founding at Harte Thea
ire today, Regular admission, adults
10 cents, children cents Adv.
Benningtons good sidewalks are
bound to make a real craze for roller
skating. In anticipation of the de-
mand Tor skates GriswCld has large
assortment ranging in price from coo.
to $500
Calvin Endress has received word
| that his daughter. Mrs. Percy Taylor
CT Hartfc I'd, Conn, is improved. Mrs.
Taylor's condition was such that Mrs.
Endress went down the first of the
week to care for her.
The place owned by Mrs. II S. Pick
ands in Old bennington is undergoing
painting, decorating and other repairs
preparatory for summer occupancy.
| Workmen connected with the water
department are extending mains 10
the property Of Edward f. Riley on
Main street which will be occnp 4 ~
him shortly as a laundry.
The funeral services OF the Swear
old daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Eugene
Tatro OF Division street. who died at
S45 Wednesday evening were held
from the Sacred Heart church this
morning, Rev. Father Provost otlicis
ing. The baby died after lengthy iii
ness, her death being due to heart
trouble and other diseases. Through
an error in giving the obituary notice
to the Banner, yesterdays paper stat
ed that the child was son, Eugene
Tatro. Jr, where as it was little girl
Marie Rose Anne Tatro Burial was
in Park Lawn cemetery
| List of letters remaining uncaled fol
at the post office, Bennington for thC
week ending April 3, 1916 Mrs. C. c
Estey, Mr.. Lessee francesca. Mr.. vii
liam Noyes, Signor Estante Prate, Rob
ertson Paper Co., Mr. LAWS Spragu,
| (2), Mr. Judson White, Mr. W. II
West, Miss Marie Antoinette, Mrs
Mary Carter, Mrs, Albert Ettell Mrs
Lydia Goodmote (2). Mrs f. j. Hart
Clarina Madison. Mrs. Patrick Shea
Estella f. Smith Mrs Legran Thomas
These letters will be sent to the Deat
Letter Office April H. if not delivered
before. In calling for above, pleas,
say Advertised" giving date of list.
The latest funeral equipment to tn,
thoroughly modern undertaking bust
ness of J. Ed. Walbridge, is a new Me
teor combination ambulance ant
hearse automobile which has arrived
The machine was sold Mr. Walbridg,
by Perry b, Gardner over 60 pc
cent of the funerals conducted in tn,
cities at present employ automobiles
both for hearse and cortege, the rea
son being that horses and hacks ar
now improbable TO keep simply TO
funeral purposes When the liyerie
kept hacks and cabs for all kinds o
social functions as we'll as depot work
hacks came into general usage for fun
eral work also But automobiles hav
almost entirely replaced the rigs il
the iivorles, and especially in a tow
like Bennington which handles tn
undertaking business OF the countr
surrounding, automobiles can be pre-
cured anywhere to 90 long distance
for funerals. In order to accommC