The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-05-24
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

There will be a meeting of the Car
penters union Thursday evening,
DR.. J. H. Potter left this morning for
Long Point, North Ferrisburg for a
vacation and his Office will be closed
until June Is.
Ladies crepe de chine waists, wash
dresses, silk poplin dresses and chill
dren's white dresses. new and large as.
sortment just received at j. Levin's.
Adv.
Thrill, mystery. adventure. The
Other Side of the Door" five part. Mu-
tual masterpiece with Harold Lock
wood and May Allison. Opera house
today. ADV.
Large assortment of mems panama
and straw hats just received ranging
in price from 81 to So also large as
sortment of mems Mexican straw hats.
| J. Levin. Adv
Edward +. Flynn of North street, EN-
| ployed for the past seven years by j.
Ed Walbridge as undertaken, has given
up his position. He has made no plans
thus far to leave town.
Opera House today Mutual Day.
Harold Lockwood and May Allison in
a five part romantic drama of love and
adyentuer The Other Side OF the Door"
also the great twopart railroad drama,
"The Rival Pilots Adv
A picture that will hold You from
/ 90 a ~ g,;gb Hfrhn Otbar CiJc 90 81, -
Door superbly staged, magDificently
filmed and brilliantly acted by Harold
Lockwood and May Allison, and all
star cast, Opera house today. Adv.
Mrs. Nellie Stone of Ferndale has
returned to her home and resumed
work with Mrs. William Shields in
whose employ she has been for sever
al years. Mr. and Mrs Shields are ex-
pected to open their home at Furnace
| Grove the first OF June.
Mrs, Harriet Williams is spending
several days in New York city in the
interests Of the Drysdale garment store
selecting summer dresses and other
outer garments for women, girls and
children. The Sweet girl grad s.
needs are naturally receiving very
liberal share of her attention.
Attention is called to the half.page
advertisement in this issue of the Ban.
ner announcing the forthcoming exhi
bitiOn of war films at the Opera House
Thursday afternoon and evening. These
are the same pictures which have
caused so much comment in other
cities on account of their vivid portray
al of the great war.
The officers of the Remington Coun.
ty Fish & Game Association are hot
On the trail OF every local sportsman
to sell him a plate to the annual trout
dinner which will be held at the Put
nam house onthe evening of June 5th
The fish on the evening of June 5th
anglers-perhaps At least the man
who can show the biggest trout or tell
the. biggest fish story is to be honored
with place at the head Of the table
Tickets are on sale at Endress cigar
store and are on simoleon apiece
The funeral services of Mrs Michael
Hogan VINO passed away sunday al
her home on Division street, We're held
from the ST. Francis de Sales church at
O'Clock this morning. Solemn high
mass was celebrated by. Rev. Thos
Carly, Rev. X. j. CahiIl and Rev
Thomas Burke. The bearers were
nephews. Frank Hogan, William p
Hogan, Michael Hogan. James Hogan
John p Hogan and Louis McDermott-
There was a profusion of cut flowers
sent in memorium by her large circle
OF late friends Interment was in the
family lot in Park Lawn.