The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-24
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Toh
Briefly for Busy READER

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Michael Morrissey and T. H. Thomp-
son Of Arlington were in town on busi'
ness Thursday
Bradford Godfrey is home from the
Vermont Academy ut .Saxton's River
spending the spring vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Godfrey.
Ritchfe's new spring footwear for
ladies' just received, price $3.50 to $5
Two beauties In high cut lace. plain
toe, both black and tan Russia Calls
Adv. at
A train load OF western horses, COM
prising 35 cars, passed through Pownai
yesterday en- route for Boston, where
they viii be shipped to Europe for cav
airy.
Henry B. Waithah and Edna Mayo
! in .The Strange Case OF Mary Page
and Ruth Roland and Henry King in
/ another who Pays?' drama. are
7 two Of the big attractions at the
/ Harte theatre tomorrow. Adv.
The Banner has made arrangements
/! to bulletin Willard Moran bout to be
/ held at Madison Square Garden in New
, York tomorrow night. The bout Is
scheduled to start between $50 and
B 10 O'Clock. Returns will be received
. by rounds.
A regular meeting Of the Knights OF
! Columbus is to be held this evening
/, The knights are to form building as
I ISOLATION to have charge OF their prop
1 erty, details for which will be dis
Guessed in tonights meeting and a full
| attendance is requested. ...6-
John p. Daley, superintendent at the
| light plant. who was able to leave the
house FOR, the first time Thursday after
an eight.weeks confinement with bad
/ leg, slipped while coming down. Main
street and received such bad fall that
4 it was necessary to carry him to bic
! home. p - =.
| Albert Bishop of Gage street, who
| was employed as baker for the II. +.
/ Gibson Company until six months ago,
| has developed serious case OF blood
poisoning at the hospital in Troy. He
was originally treatedsfor an abscess
on !htssback which failed toaheal prop
erly and the wound became infected.
The patronesses for the leap year
dance 70 De- given March - ~ n
nngton orange, are mrs. n. Du l,
CESS, MRS, Clinton Russell Mrs. WI
lard Rose ana Mrs. George CoYK. me
! committee, wnich mas the event IN
4 charge IS composed OF MI anq mrs. a.
w WHITE, Nj. and Mrs. Y. \. HasWeA'
NJ. ana Mrs. W. V CiarK, MI. ana M!s.
CS Estes, ar. and MIS-. w. =, HouIan
and MI. and. MIs, y. w VlcK9ry, me
dance ~ 70 pc neid AZ n r. Y. 4. nali
and is py invitation only.
The funeral OF Edward VanDerburg,
who disd Thursday morning, will be
held from the home OF. Mrs. Agnes
Iodd SUNDAY aatternoon AT . O'CLOCK
interment temporarily VIII DO ID me
On si3ennihston Vauit. Inc deceased
70 surviVedtpy his Wlte, VINO MADE ahel
nome WIN q uaush.er ~ pnshtIAs, y:
Il, one pIotus1,, 'oln y a'ii,eipurs "
Nortl israhch street. ana TOUT chi.-
aren' Harry ". SanperDurg Oh lhis w
iase, bur. ! Ani'er pufs q pan sahel Is
GO, MES. I aoll'As r, i'orh'ns 81 EV
adams ana Mrs' 1naries Jact3oa ol
busklrKs' ~ ~. ~ r. 81
The following pupils have had no
absent tardy or excused marks against
their names during the winter term:
I,William Braisted. Glynn Morrissey,
Helen Mahon. Ella Potter. Rose Sab.
batino. Ruth Walker, Elizabeth ,Ran-
ner, Estner thompson. Erwin punham.
FREDERICK lawrence, Wliiiam Arm
STRONG Erederick heecner. ineoqore
liCarpenter, MAI Y. hl'raanleLeVln
Mary Dean. Wiila homes, Ihomas
Donovan. norman Greenslet' Leo
Ryan, Donaia HaWRins. Sopnla Coie'
aug armstrong, gnes Baker, beatrice
Bixpy, MARY toiiins, Hlioa FTost, Aiice
Hoyer K. .,.-
Miss r. Eliza Sessions. financial
agent for the Ki,rn Hattin homes. ia
,sinx. 100 stereoptican slides to illus.
trate progress or the institutions dur.
Ing, her tour OF. the state this yearssTfie
slides are 4 ,inioue and telling method
for bringing before the -nuhlic ira At
the Kurn Hattin home Westminster
and The Warner home in Saxton,s Riv.
er The pictures are clear and the
range IS vide, covering the activities
81 the boys and showing views OF both
exterior and interior OF buildings. MISS