The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-04-17
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Miss lsabe.o Cole Of South Shafts
bury was the weekend guest of Miss
Edytho Buss.
VIM. Farnnm in Wonderful Adyen-
ture" in six parts, Harte Theatre to-
morrow. Adv
Miss Julia Loomis is the new steno-
grapher at the insurance office of vii
liam II. Wills.
George Wade of Haynes Corners has
accepted the position as gardner at
George Graves for the summer
Joseph Monat LEFT this forenoon Tor
Mount Johnson, T. O., to arrange for
the burial OF Mrs Monat remains.
Miss Margaret Lindquist of New
York City is visiting this week at the
home of Rev and Mrs VIM. G. Towart
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas FRAZIER of
Hoosick Falls and John Dunn of Troy
have been called here by the death of
Mrs Johanna FRAZIER.
Prot. Louis Puffer OF the Rensselaer,
Polytechnich institute and Mrs. Puffer
are visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Charles H. Resseguie
Mrs. L. l.. Nichols, who seriously in.
jured the ligaments of hip in fall
upon an icy walk is now able to be
about the house on clutches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Mooney OF White
Geek have been called to Woodford
Hollow by the death of Hiram Z,
Knapp, Mrs. Moneys brother
Mt. Anthony Lodge F. & \. NJ. will
hold the regular meeting tomorrow,
April 18th The meeting will be at
715 sharp Installation of officers and
other business.
Mrs. Ruth Smith, Mrs, f. L. Lambert
and Mrs Frank Wood, officers of the
local w r. c. left today to attend the
W. h. c. state convention in Burling.
ton Tuesday and Wednesday,
Don't follow the crowd to the Harte
theatre tonight to see Olga Petrova in
What VIII People Say. Get there
ahead Of the crowd and you'll be sure
of one Of the best seats Adv.
J. Goodall Hutton read Billy sun
days famous sermon, Battling with
Booze" before the life problem class
at the y. NJ. c. A. yesterday afternoon,
The sermon had been geographically
reported, word for word
Edwin Arden in a fiye-part wonder.
fully thrilling detective photo-drama,
The Grey Mask" remarkable for pow
erful acting. strength and originality
of story-a tense and exciting produc-
tion-opera house tomorrow Adv.
Mrs. A. r. NonDette, who recently a
serious operation in a Cleveland hos
pltal, is making such good progress
toward recovery that she expects to
leave the institution the latter part of
the present week.
Suspense, action, thrills, vivid stu
ations, make The Wonderful Adven.
ture" an ever memorable photoplay.
1t will be shown at the Harte Theatre
tomorrow, featuring your fayorite VIM.
Farnum. ADV
Saturday evening a number OF per.
sons on the street observed the fall OF
a large meteor near the western hori-
zon. Some OF the spectators Of the
unusual phenomenon said that the me.
teor appeared as large as an are cleo.
trio light.
Hiram Edgar Knapp, aged 81 years
died at Woodford Hollow Sunday The
funeral will be held at the house Tues.
day afternoon at O'Clock Rev. W. G.
Towart. pastor of the Baptist church
| will ofliciate and the burial will be in
the village cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Johanna FRAZIER
was held from st. Francis de Sales
| church this forenoon The bearers
were Martin Biggs, Eugene j. Chatham
Frank Moore. Frank j, Norcross, James
+. Leahy and Patrick Brazil. The in
| terment was in the Park Lawn Gene
terry.
| There are special services at the
I Second Congregational church from
Tuesday until Friday this week. On
Tuesday and Wednesday nights Rev
George r. Gilbert. d. d.. formerly Pro-
| of New Testament Interpretations in
the Chicago Theological Seminary and
1 author of religious books, will read
an original story based on the gospe
account Of the life of Christ.
4 What viii People Say? a five par
Metro wonderfully, in which Nine. Pc
| trova, the talented emotional actress i.
| starred. will be at Harte Theatre to
day This marvellous feature was pro
duced by the Popular Plays and Play
ers for release on the Metro program
and is a perturbation of the novel o.
the same name by Rupert Hughes, the
gifted dramatist and novelist. Adv.
| Madame Enders Of London has ar
rived at the Drysdale store to assis
Mr. Enders in their sale and demon
stration of the very comprehensive,
showing of superior sorts of hair goods
switches, transformations, etc. Almos
every conceivable shade of hair may b.
matched exactly, then too their price,
are decidedly moderate Mr.. Enders
unassisted has satisfied many very
critical customers within the pas
few days Mr. and Mrs, Enders viii
only be with us short time, An earl,
visit is advisable. The Drysdale store
vouches for their reliability. ADV.
| John Ayres, a civil engineer in thu
government service in the Philippines
who left Manila March 10 for New
York, is scheduled to reach Barcelona
Spain, today. Mr. Ayres has now