The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-06
ing that village at 8 p. m.

Moving picture stars in person at
the opera house all this week. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Niles left this
morning for short visit in Rutland.
Basketball practice tonight at Ii
brary hall at o'clock for older girls.
Fannie Ward at Harte Theatre to-
day in Each Pearl a Tear" Its
Paramount, ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gunason are
moving from Park street to the Lun-
dergan tenement on Spring street.
Mrs. N. w. Edgerton and children
have returned from a visit at the
home OF her parents in North Adams
The ladies' Aid society OF the Bap-
fist church will hold a short business
meeting after prayer service Thurs
day night,
Circle No of the Methodist church
will meet at the residence of Mrs.
Lawrence l.. Gokay Friday afternoon
from 8 to 5. Please bring thimble and
needles.
Mr.and. Mrs. C. E. Rice of East
Main street went to North Greenwich
this morning, being called there by the
illness of their daughter, Mrs. Winand
Ferrari.
Moses Kelsey, who lives at the
home OF his sister, Mrs. j. T. Reming
ton on Hillside street, fell yesterday
in the cellar of the house and broke
his arm.
Friday, December Sth, is the feast
of the Immaculate Conception of
Mary. Although Friday is holiday
of obligation Catholics are allowed
the use of flesh meat by a decree of
Pope Plus X. c. E. Provost.
Big double program at the opera
house all this week. Max Asher, late
Universal film star and Marjorie
Lake, late Trinagle and Fine Arts star
and their special selected musical
comedy company. Feature picture
| every day. Matinee at 2.30 evening
at 7,30. ADV.
A stuperidous spectacular produc-
ton in six stirring parts, THE End Of
the World" depicting in a fanciful
conception, the devastation wrought
by the contact of titanic comet with
the earth at the opera house today.
This picture will be repeated after the
musical comedy for benefit of patrons
arriving late. Adv.
A number of men said. You're all
right" when equal suffrage posters
were distributed yesterday morning in
the stores Come and hear why we
are "all right on Friday evening, Dec.
Sth., in the Young Woman's Club
rooms. at eight. Mrs Hughston, ma
tional organizer, will speak, Admis-
sion free. No collection
Henry c. Goodrich, an inmate of the
Soldiers home since July 1913, died
there Tuesday evening, Dec. 5, aged
IA. He was a corporal in Co. +, 14th
VT, one of the regiments of Stan
nard's Belgrade which fought at the
battle of Gettysburg. Burial at Sails
bury Besides one brother and two
sisters, he leaves one son. Wilbur, of
West Cornwall and two daughters,
Mrs Archie Watson of Rutland and
Mrs John Holmes OF Wood River,
NeE.
Max Asher with his troupe of
musical comedians, is occupying the
opera house stage this week. He
presents attractions which have been
headliners in the musical comedy de-
paltment for the past few years. THE
Country Girl" which was played
Tuesday evening. was a rustic medley
of songs and jokes with enough plot
to hold them together The orches-
ira dispensed good music, the pianist,
who travels with the company, de-
serving much praise.
Four long years Howard Walden
an employee of the Carlisle Hard
wear Company, has been hunting
bear without any success, but yester-
day when he shouldered his rife and
while scouting through the woods in
Heartwellville he came across some
tracks and suddenly he came upon
Mr. bear. He took careful aim and
the slug hit bruin behind the right
ear. The two cubs who we're with
the big bear. made their escape and
this morning Mr.. Walden is tracking
the cubs.-North Adams Herald.
List of letters uncalled for at the
Bennington Post Office: G. d. Albert
son, Donthan Albania, NJ N. Carpen-
ter, Sigre Marine Carinel. William
Coffey, Robert Deacon. S. Friedman,
J. G.. Jenov. Mckinley Myers, Angelo
Palombo, Sylvester L. Smith, Jack
Williams, John II. Washburn All No.
Clark St, Otto Winfel; Mrs Julia NJ
Fay. Miss Georgia Hall, Mrs. Priscilla
LaFlamme, Mrs. A. Rose Leonard,
Miss Mildred Miller, Mrs. Aaron
Pierce. Mrs. NJ. r. Pierce, Mrs. Den
mis- Pratt, Mrs. Louis Rock, Mrs. o.
Scott, Mrs G. Wade, Mrs. ], r. Will
liams.
Mrs Jennie Bradshaw, aged 76, wife
of Benjamin Bradshaw, died Tuesday
afternoon at her late residence in
Blackinton. She had been in failing
health for several years, but had been
able to do her own homework until
the evening before her death. Be-
sides her husband, she leaves a daugh-
ter Mrs. f. l.. Sweet of Pownal and
two sons, William Blanchard of Pow
nal and Eldridge A. Blanchard, now
in Mexico with the United States
army. The funeral will be held
Thursday morning at 1890 from St.