The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-18
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Monday, Sept. 10, 1916.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Hews Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

bennington Grange will hold regu-
lar meeting Wednesday evening.
Miss Florence Holt of Detroit is Wis
iting friends in town for few days.
Don't fail to see Little Mary sun
shine at Harte Theatre tomorrow.
ADV.
THE Partisan Romance a five part
Fox feature picture at Harte Theatre
today Adv
Is will tattooed on human back
legal? See The Grasp of Greed -
coming. ADV,
V. Partenope is moving his shoe re-
pairing business from the Corsislia
block into the Hawks block
Division f of the Second Congrega-
tional church will meet with Mrs. r.
f. Hart Wednesday afternoon at 3
G clock
Kitty Edwards and Co., of 10 people
mostly girls with beautiful silk and
satin costumes and special scenery to
match are at Harte Theatre today
ADV.
Five intense acts of mystery, laughs
and supreme suspense, THE Purple
Lady" an excellent Metro wonderfully
with Ralph Heiz and Irene Mowley
Opera house today, Adv.
Persons contemplating divorce
should postpone their actions unit
they have seen the great Brady Made
World feature The Perils OF Di
yorce" at the opera house tomorrow
ADJ.
The vasatile actor Ralph Heiz anC
the popular screen artistic Irene How
ley in a fiye-part film version OF tht
great stage success The Purple
Lady" Opera house today. (Metrt
Day.. ADV.
On account of the enormous expense
in securing Kitty Edwards and Co
the price. of admission on ground foo
will be Is cents and upstairs 10 cent
for today and tomorrow. Matinees i
cents anywhere in house. Adv.
At the opera house tomorrow Edn
Wallace Hopper and Frank Sheridan
will endeavor to show the patrons o
this popular theatre the evils of d
vorce in five-part Brady-Made Worl
feature THE Peirls of Divorce ADV
Kitty Edwards and her Compan
of 10 people arrived this mornin
from New York city where they hay
| just closed an engagement in Church
lis Cabaret. They are to fill tw
days engagement at the Harte Thee
tire. ADV.
The funeral of William c. Raymel
who died at his home at Berlin, Sci
TENDER 10, aged 63 years, was hel
from All Saints church, Hoosick, Sa
urday afternoon at o'clock. Rev
Tibbetts officiating. Burial was
the old cemetery,
Hiram Fasset, ir, who has been al
sistant to DR.. Norman OF Detroit, dui
ing the summer, is spending lc'
days at his home here. lie plans I
return to Ann Arbor, Michigan, to a
ter the junior class OF the dent;
school of the University OF Michigan
which opens Oct. >.
On Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Wa
rem Herbert Fiske of New York cit
announced the engagement of the
daughter. Miss Madeleine ConstanC
to George Worthington, ir., son {
" nd Mrs. George Worthngtoi
formerly of 1901 Eaclid avenue. tn
announcement OF this engagemeI
, created a stir in social circles for Mi.
Fiske is well known socially. 81
, has spent several years In iashio
! able schools on the continent. NJ
We ''ngton. jr., has been living
the ockbridge. 1928 Euclid avenu
sine his parents have given up the
: house. 1901 Euclid avenue. and al
living at thel country estate at BE
nington. VI. Mr.. and Mrs. Worthin
ton do not know what house they vi
take this winter-Cleyeland Leade