The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-04-06


Election Of officers, reports of treasur
err and recorder and other business.
To close out business will sell all
fishing fys at 10c per doz., fishing
tackle, musical instruments, strings,
etc. greatly reduced Goldsmith's.
Adv
There is to be a meeting of the
Knights OF Columbus ball committee
at their rooms this evening and the
chairman wishes all members to at
tend
Philip Bereault, who recently pur-
chased lot near the corner Of Gage
and Stafford streets has broken ground
for the erection OF building to be
used for a bakery.
Bradford Godfrey, who has been
spending the spring vacation of Yer
mont Academy with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Godfrey, returned to
Saxton's River this morning,
Rev Theodore f. Busfield, D. d., pas
tor of the congregational church of
North Adams. will preach next Sunday
morning in the Second Congregational
church in exchange with Mr.. Mills.
The w. X. c. weekly business meet
ing will open promptly at 1880 tomor-
row evening instead OF the usual hour
as a card social for members and their
friends, will take place directly after
the business session.
Mrs. W. d. Pelley, who underwent an
operation in the North Adams hospital
week ago Monday. left the institu-
ton this morning for Springfield,
Mass, where she will make a two.
weeks visit with relatives pending com
plete recovery
Parallels of Judgment will be the
study in the Lenten series at the Sec
ond Congregational church tonight
The meeting will last from 1880 tC
Sis, when some matters relating OF
the State Conference will be discussed
and acted upon.
"Undine" adapted from the classi,
legend OF the sea, with worlds great
est woman athlete, Ida Schnall, EN-
bellished by beyy of beautiful cir
swimmers. A triumph OF the silen
drama at opera house tomorrow. n
advance in prices. ADV.
Mr. and Mrs. John LaFlamme an
r MIR. and Mrs. Marshal Bellmore, ar
in Nottingham for few days visi
during which they will attend the ful
eral of a relative of Mrs LaFlamme
| Ia Of ba
They went this morning.
Judge f. l.. Bates, who has been 9
the winter home of Edward II. Evere
in southern Texas for number ,
weeks, has returned. On his retur
from the south Judge Bates was m,
in New York by Mrs. Bates and the
passed several days in the city befol
returning to Bennington.
Rehearsals of "As You Like 1t" Il
Shakespearian play which is to be ri
en- May 10 by the pupils of the hig
school, are under way. The costume
are being made by the sewing clal
under direction of Miss Mclean ar
@ the stage will be decorated vii
> furnishings after the Eizabethan pc
iod.
Harry D. Carey's remarkable su
cess in heroic parts is creating N
lions of friends for him throughout Il
country. In this vigorous play
loves and a kind fate rewards his chi
airy. "A Knight of the Range" wou
thrill you in any setting, but with Il
) real West and Western life as a bat
ground it will hold you spell bouI
throughout, opera house today. AID
The following high school pupi
have received an average of betwet
80 and 100 per cent in their studio
for March: Miss Agnes Bentley. Mi
Marion Beecher, Miss Mabel Davt
Miss Gladys Knights, Miss Dorotl
Patchin, Miss Esther Thompson, Mi
Marjorie Peckham. Miss Louise BE
geron, Miss Irene Berard, Miss Ru
Mason, Miss Ada Armstrong, Mi
Margaret Field, Miss Orissa Parke
Howard Estes, Wilbur Lambert
The funeral of Leonard II. Godfr,
was held from the home of his paren
on Main street Wednesday afternoo
Rev. George S. Mills, pastor of Il
Second Congregational church, Off
ating. The bearers were Frank Hy
and Douglas Hyde, uncles, and j. G,
Livingston and c. Lynn Wood. Tho
from out OF town in attendance we
A. W. Burdett, George Andrews al
Fred Rogers, iro Of Springfield, Mas
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Hill of HolyoR
Mass, Mr. and Mrs Douglas Hyde
North Adams, Frank Hyde of Elmil
N. Y, and Mrs c. W. Brown of He
sick Falls The remains were plac
in the chapel at the Park Lawn cen
terry