The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF The Town and VIlIaqs Told
Briefly for Buoy Readers

Briefly for Buoy Readers
Coming-Clara Kimball Young
ADV.
For useful acceptable Christmas
gifts visit the New York store Adv.
Full line Of holiday goods in sets
and separate. pieces. D. A. Ward.
Adv.
Mrs. George NJ. Hawks has re-
turned from several days stay in
New York
Would you let black cat cross
your path? What about Friday the
18th? ADV.
Miss Irene LaFortune of New Bed
ford, Mass. is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene LaFortune
At the New York store shoe de-
partment women's tan high cut lace
boots special 1895, a $500 value. Adv.
J. NJ Hyde. an inmate of the Sol
diers' homo, has returned from four
months visit in Michigan, Ohio and
Pennsylvania.
Zebra Graves, a freshman at Will
liams college, was initiated Saturday
evening into the Delta Kappa Epsilon
fraternity one of the most popular
chapters at the institution.
Woman's Wit Wins in THE Wheel
of the Law" with wonderful Emily
Stevens in the starring role. A Metro
wonderfully which demonstrates the
fallibility of circumstantial evidence
at the opera house today. Adv.
Sunday and today were unusually
cold for this time of year. the mer-
curry dropping to zero Sunday even
ing, reaching 3 degrees below be-
tween and O'Clock and resting at
zero this morning at Z. The atmos-
phere has been very clear all day
and the temperature rose steadily all
the morning.
Alice Brady, always big favorite
in this city, will be at the opera house
tomorrow in her latest feature, THE
Gilded Cage" Besides the popular
star, the cast selected is an exception |
al one. Arthur Ashley, Irving Cum |
mings, Montagu Love and Alec b. |
Francis are some of the favorites who |
will appear in the play with her.
Adv.
There will be joint meeting of the |
executive committee and advisory
council OF the Bennington county far
mers' bureau at G. A. r. hall in Man |
chester Depot at 10 a. m. Wednesday |
December 90 Farmers are to meet |
with Mr.. Bradley o fthe extension |
service and county agent to go over |
the plans for the work for the com |
ing season.
AS a special added attraction for |
Monday and Tuesday, the manage !
ment of the opera house has booked |
DR.. Baron Won Orgler, direct from the
European battlefelds. who will de-
liver an interesting lecture on this
subject with motion pictures. Baron |
Won Orgler served during the first
battles of the European war in the
fourth regiment of the Royal Austrian
Dragons. He was forced to retire
from active military service owing to
wounds received in battle. ADV.
At the Sunday morning service at
the Old First Church. Rev. Isaac Jen-
nings, whose passionate practically II
ended at that time. preached an ap-
prcpriate and impressive sermon.
Without permitting any saddening
features to intrude themselves the
address, while suggestive of the
speakers approaching separation
from the scene of his activities for
many years, was nevertheless consid-
cred by many not to be his farewell
sermon. DR.. Jennings will leave this
week for Elmira where he is to offici
ate on Saturday at the marriage of
his niece, Miss Margaret Jennings, a
daughter Of DR.. Charles G. K. Jen-
nings. Miss Jennings is also a niece
of Mrs e. c. Bennett of this village.