The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-01-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Briefly for Busy Readers

Briefly for Busy Readers
There viii be a regular meeting of
the Elks tomorrow evening at o.
| clock.
Wednesday evening OF this week is
social evening at the Young Woman's
club.
Mrs. julius f.. Bates who has been
i'll at her home on Main street has
recovered.
Top Notch rubbers. cost more. but
they are worth more than they cost.
Sold at Harris. Adv.
, 10 people, special scenery. beautiful
wardrobe, bright clean musical com
edy-"The Partisan Girls"-opera
house, all this week. ADV.
A telegram has been received by
Rev p. l.. Dow announcing the death
of his sister, Mrs. Sophronia Rich
| ards of Ottawa, III.
Coming tomorrow Charlie Chaplin,
tHe NoIlu SicattSL iholiOii piSluIt
comedian. in "A Night at the Show"
| At the Harte theatre. ADV.
Today will be your only opportuni
| ty to see the great star, Ethel Barry.
more in The Final Judgment" at
| the Harte theatre. ADV.
Miss Gladys Meekin of Greenfield
Mass. spent Friday and Saturday of
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
Armstrong of Main street.
Hart Theatre today Ethel Barry.
more in George Scharborough's lat
est and greatest play the Final Judg-
ment' a Metro feature in acts
Adv
Another big Marcus Musical attrac.
ton, The Partisan Girls in the
bright. clean musical comedy surprise
1.-THE Ballem Health Resort. (15
people, opera house. today. Adv
Bowling schedule for this week:
Monday, Hillsides VS.. Braves; Tues.
day, Mohawks VS.. Independents End;
Thursday, Red Sox VS.. Pirates: Fri
day, Independents vs.. Tigers.
The funeral of Miss Miranda Pot.
ter was largely attended from the
church ut North Pownal at l o'clock
Sunday afternoon. The burial was in
the North Pownal cemetery.
Herbert Holland of Glens Falls, n.
Y, and Maude Blowers of Bennington
were united in marriage Saturday
evening at the residence of the brides
mother, 453 County street by Rev. p.
l.. Dow
Mrs. Helen j. Barton. aged az, died
Sunday at her home in South Shafts
bury. The funeral will be held at
o'clock Tuesday afternoon, Rev Mr.,
Heller officiating and the burial will
be in the South SALISBURY cemetery.
Rev Charles f. Provost. pastor of
the church OF the Sacred Heart, and
his niece, Miss Georgana Christie,
left today for Fall River, Mass. where
they viii be guests for q week ,of the
pastors brother, MonsiglAe9r Provost.
In addition TO the big musical com.
edy at the opera house,todg the final
episode of the great serial, |The-Brok
en- Coin" and Ben Wilson and Dorothy
Phillips in the two.part drama, "Jur-
or. Number Seven will be shown.
adv.
Ira Williams. one of the eldest resi-.
idents OF SALISBURY, died at his home
in the village Of South SALISBURY Sat
urday night, aged 90 years. The fu-
neral was held at his late home ct II
o'clock this forenoon and the remains
were taken to Arlington for burial.
Word has been received here of
the marriage Dec. 7th in Etna, n. H.,
OF Harry T. Twitchell, a former Ben
nington boy. and Miss Bertha A. Pres
sey OF that place. Mr.. Twitchel is
the nephew OF Miss Harriet Twitchell
of Pleasant street. Mr. and Mrs.
Twitchell are now living in Putney.
The annual business meeting OF the
Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist
church will be held Tuesday, Jan. II
at o'clock in the church parlors.
Every lady of the church and congre.
cation is cordially requested TO be
present The Gage street circle will
entertain after the business session is
ove,
Frederick NJ. Myers. former resi-
dent OF Bennington, who was former
ly associated with the late Clarence
p. Niles of Pittsfeld district attorney
for Western Massachusetts, has form.
ed law partnership with Frank H.
Cande under the firm name OF Candle
& Myers. The offices of the new
firm are in the Agricultural Bank
building in Pittsfield.
About 100 members of the Forest
ers attended the annual dinner at the
Foresters' hall Sunday afternoon at
o'clock and enjoyed "A social after
the meal A picked orchestra from
among the members furnished MI
sic during and after dinner The
meat served was stewed rabbit provd
ed by the expert craftsmanship of
several of the members.
Unitah Rebekah lodge OF North
Adams has extended an invitation to