The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-10-19
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morning.
James i. McGurk is in Troy today
on business
Dancing at the Y w. c. tonight
Admission Csc.
Rev and Mrs. p l.. Dow are in
Troy visiting friends.
Miss Edith Van santvoord LEFT this
morning for New York
Last episode Of Mysteries of Myra"
opera house today Adv.
A. R., VonDette has returned from
a business trip to New York.
Coming The Child OF Destiny
mother against daughter Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Shields of
Old Bennington are in Troy today.
Miss Edith Wade OF Haynes Corners
spent several days in North Adams
with her cousin, Mrs. Lester Heath.
THE Prisoners Claim will be the
topic for discussion at the Second
Congregational chapel service tonight
at 100
H. n. Williams has recently sold a
building lot on Washington avenue
and dwelling house on Stafford street
to Henry Benjamin.
Miss Elizabeth OToole of Division
street is spending IA few days at the
MacAlpine in New York city, the guest
of Miss Catherine Dalton.
Mrs. Grant Harbour has returned
from the Samaritan hospital in Troy,
where she underwent an operation
Mrs Harbour is much better.
r. W. Sherwin left today for Brattle
boro. His position as manager OF the
Woolworth store will be filed by j. j.
Tanning of Providence, r. l.
Don't forget the moonlight confetti
dance in Fore5ter's hall Friday Oct.
goth. All the latest dance hits. Hur-
ley's piece orchestra Admission
25e
Flora Parker De Haven in strong
drama of drink and the evils it brings
The Whirlpool of Destiny" Opera
house today. Cred Feather Day.
ADV.
Big double feature program at Harte
Theatre tomorrow. Dainty Marguerite
Clark in The Goose Girl and Mac
Murray in The Dream Girl" will be
shcwn. Adv.
"Bettina Loved Soldier" a delight
full Bluebird comedy drama with
| Louise Lovely, Rupert Julian and
Francelia Ellington Opera house to-
morrow. Adv.
John Scully Patrick Mulqueen. Ir.
Edward Wilcox, Charles Wilson and
Charles Clair have been in Spring
field, Mass attending the National
Dairy show
Americas Sweetheart. Mary Pick
ford viii be shown in her greatest
screen success Tess of the Storm
Country Also a corking good Key
stone Comedy. Adv
Harold Lockwood and May Allison
in The River OF Romance staged
amid the beauties OF Thousand Is
lands Opera house, Saturday.
metro feature ADV.
Children take warning. Ii you wish
to see Dustin Farnum in Ben Blair for
five cents come to the Saturday matt
nee. There will be no five cent admis-
sions Saturday evening Adv.
c. H. Aldrich CT Springfield, Mass,
inspector Of the Western Union clocks
is here today. Clocks are to be in
stalled in Hudson's. Quinlan's, L. E
Bottum & Co.'S and the X OF C..
rooms.
The irresistible star OF the stage
and screen Flora Parker DeHaven in
The Whirlpool of Destiny" a power.
full play OF a Little Mothers" triumph
also the last episode of Mysteries of
Myra.' Opera house today (Red
Feather Day. Adv
A smashing good Keystone comedy.
Music has been specially arranged by
the musical director at the Strand
Theatre, n. Y. for Tess Of the
Storm Country" and it will be rem
dered by Hurley's six piece orchestra.
Harte Theatre today. Regular adj
mission. ADV.
Theodore Roberts, the clever Lasky
star, will be seen at the Harte theatre
tomorrow in support OF Mae Murray
in the Lasky production of THE
Dream Girl" ON the Paramount pro.
gram AS the dissolute father in this
thrilling romance. Mr. Roberts is said
to have created the greatest of his
many brilliant characterizations.
ADV.
Having scored such a pronounced
success in ITO Have and To Hold.
and Sweet Kitty Bellairs," Mae Muir.
ray, the beautiful l,asky star will be
seen at the Harte Theatre tomorrow
in "The Dream Girl her latest photo
play for the Paramount Program,
whimsical story by Jeanne MacPher-
son and produced under the personal
direction of Cecil b. DeMille Adv
Mrs. f. w. Tillson of Jefferson Avo.
was awarded large number OF prem
iums on embroidery, crochet work and
enlarged photographs at the fairs re-
Gently held at Ludlow, VT Brockton,
Mass, and Fitchburg. Mass. Mrs.
Tilson has had exhibits at ten differ
ent fairs this season in Vermont, Now
Hampshire and Massassachusetts re