The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-06-24
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Peg o. the Ring Opera house, to-
day. ADV.
Francis X. Bushman, opera house, |
Monday. ADV.
A. c. Orvis of Manchester is in town |
today on business.
Latest in white footwear at the New !
York stores shoe department. ADV,
Coming to Harte Theatre Monday, !
Helen Holmes in The Girl and the
Game" ADV.
A copy of Picture Magazine will be
given to every one attending the opera
house today. ADV.
Miss Shepard Fonda of Hoosick Wis
tied in town Friday as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. w. b. Walker Of Pleasant
street.
VIM. +. Shannahan, who recently
gave up his Job in MOOre's market has
taken a position in r. E. Towards
store
There will be a special meeting Of
I +. NJ. T. A. b. society Sunday after
late mass All members are requested
to be present
w. l.. Bates, son of Judge and Mrs.
Edward H. Bates. who is in New York,
arrived last night to spend a week
with his parents.
Coming to Harte Theatre Monday the
woman with the most beautiful wicked
eyes in the world, Theda Bara, in the
Gally Slave. Adv
Remember this will be your last
chance to see jim Douherty supported
by his company Of Is clever artists at
tlarte Theatre today. ADV.
Railway tickets for county picnic
may be obtained tomorrow in each
Sunday school, adults round trip So
cents, children under y, 80 cents.
Mrs. C. p. Lamb of Pittsfed is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. A. j. Hufnagel OF
Gage street. Her husband is expected
tonight to return with her Sunday
nigh;
The greatest film show on earth
Peg o the Ring the wonderful circus
serial featuring Francis Ford and
Grace Cunard. Opera house today
Adv.
The illustrious Francis Y Bushman
and the queen OF the screen Beverly
Bayne in The Wall Between" a thrill
ling romance of army life Opera
house. Monday. Metro Day.. ADV.
Mrs. II. T. Southall and two child
ro, Hnr.fct. o. nj DhpIs loft thfg morn
ing for their camp in Bicktord Hollow
where they will spend several weeks.
Mr. Southall has been in camp for
few days.
Nc -occs of the Knights Of Column
bus are requested to meet at their
rooms at Q o'clock tomorrow morning.
All members with the exception OF
those in the fourth degree are 10 be
ir regalia.
Secretary Harris CT the board OF
trade has so tickets for the Greater
Vermont association state banquet at
Montpelier July u and those Who in
tend to 80 should make sure Of their
tickets. The party from her ms 20
80 by automobile
The funeral Of the infant son OF Mr.
and Mrs Chelsea Harrington who died
at the home on Sanford street Thurs.
day evening was held this afternoon
| at o'clock Rev. W. c. Towart Off
ciated and burial was in the Lyons
family lot in Old Bennington cen It. r..
Railroad tickets for the Sunday
school picnic may be secured tomor-
row at the Baptist Sunday school The
round trip is 80 cents. Tags are neces
sary for admittance to the picnic
grounds. The price of the tags is 10
cents and these also may be secured
tomorrow.
h George +. Hathaway Of Waterford
y. Y, grandson of +. Payson Hatha-
way is member of the class that grad
yates from the Waterford High school
next Tuesday He has completed the
college preparatory course in three
and one half years, passing the state
regent examinations in six subjects
this year
| The public is cordially inyiteed to
attend the annual Memorial services
in the Baptist church Sunday evening.
Stark Lodge, Mansur Encampment,
Canton Bennington, Miriam Rebekah
Lodge will attend the church in a body.
Rev. W. G., Towart will preach the
| Memorial sermon taking Brother.
| hood for his theme
Regular service at the Baptist
church tomorrow beginning with morn
ing worship at 1880 with preaching
by Rev. w. G. Towart subject of ser.
mon Lilies Purpose Sunday
school at II O'clock Stark Lodge
number 9, |. O. O. f. will he present
in a body for the evening service The
theme OF the evening service will he
brotherhood" The public is cordial
ly invited to attend these services.
J. Lawrence Griswold, Fred Austin
Samuel b. Hawks and William
ID. Newton returned to town
last night after spending the
week on the Green Mountain trail
They started Monday, motoring to Mr.
Hawks camp IN Stratton in the latter's
car They made Che camp their head
quarters, remarking several trails ii
the vicinity of Stratton mountain. Or
their return they hiked from Stattol
Mountain to Prospect Rock, cominl
| down into Manchester Friday and re
| turning from there to bennington b!
| train.
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