The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-10-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

in Troy.
Hamlin's cider mill opened for bust
ness Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Herbert F. Robinson
are in Troy today.
Zebra Graves. Williams 1920, was
at his home here Tuesday.
Bert Smith of East Main street has
accepted position in Troy
Miss Florence Center is the guest
OF Miss Ruth Aldrich of School street.
The Lyman Howe Travel Festival
viii be at the opera house October 26.
Coming-Lyman H. Howe's Travel
Festival Preparedness-Wes Point.
Adj,
Rev Bernard Kelly of Manchester
assisted at the Sacred Heart church
Tuesday.
H. A. Wilkinson and c. r. Mann are
spending part of the day at the Y. M.
c. A. camp
Wanted-Young man to assist Satur
days at the New York stores shoe
department 14tf
At the regular meeting of the Odd
Fellows tonight the second degree
will be conferred
You cannot afford to miss The
River OF Romance coming to the
opera house ADV.
The last showing of where Are My
Children, at the opera house tonight
at 7,3O and p. m Adv.
Mrs. Ellen Connolly. accompanied
by Misses Jennie and Julia Connolly,
went to Troy this morning.
Miss Bertha Ryder of West Brattle-
boro is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward \. Cook of Branch street.
Mrs. Lionel Sherwood, who has
been visiting in Amherst and Holyoke,
Mass. has returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gagne have been
called to Woonsocket, r. l., on ac-
count of the illness OF Mr.. Gagnes
father
Mrs. Charles Sanders and children
were the guests recently OF her
mother MIS-. Lionel Sherwood of Riy-
ersidc.
Mrs. f. T. Griswold is visiting
friends in BIattleboro. She motored
there Sunday with her brother George
Dewitt
Dance in Forester's hall Friday.
October Goth given by the Friendship
Club. Hurley's 8 piece orchestra.
Adm. 25c
Branch No of St, Mary's Guild
will meet Thursday afternoon from
3 to at the home of Mrs. John r.
Burton on Elm street.
Fillmore and Slade have opened a
new gravel bed in Riverside and are
drawing several hundred loads for
their new concrete dam.
Miss Ruth Smith and Miss Florence
Rasenkams of Watervlic. spent the
week end at the home of Miss Louise
Durham at Haynes Corners.
Flora Parker DeHaven in an unusu-
al Red Feather drama of loves re-
dempticn, THE Whirlpool of Destiny"
Opera house tomorrow. ADJ,
Flora Parker De Haven in 4 power
full Red Feather story portraying a
little mothers triumph. The Whirl- |
pool OF Destiny. Opera house tomor
Tow. ADV.
Watch for "Bettina Loved a Sol |
der with an all star cast headed by |
Rupert Julian, Louise Lovely. Fran
celia Ellington, Little Joe Rae and
others Adv
George James Roser and Miss
Jeanette Ineson, both Of Bennington
were united in marriage Monday. Oct
16, at the Methodist parsonage by |
Rev. p. l.. Dow.
IL. c. Banks. former secretary OF the |
local NJ c. A., now of Shelburne,
spent Tuesday in town. He lett this |
morning for Brattleboro, where he viii
attend the Sunday school convention, |
Williams plays Brown Saturday on
the home field. Brown defeated Am
herst last week, and the result OF the |
game will be a forecast of
what will happen when Williams |
meets Amherst in the annual clash !
between these rivals. The game will
be preceded by the Freshman
Parade" which promises TO be more |
spectacular than ever. 1t will form at |
the gym at about one thirty
At a delightful dinner given Tues
day evening to twenty young ladies |
Nh and Mrs. e. c. Hamilton Of East |
Main street announced the engage
ment OF their daughter, Elizabeth NJ, !
to Eldrdge Hall Chickering of Green
field, Mass. The rooms were taste
fully decorated and the table worthy |
Of mention. the centerpiece being |
composed of two chickens and a ham,
commemorative of the names of the |
betrothed couple, while at the various |
places were little chickens with small |
gold rings in their bills.