The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-30


hop coadjutor of the Vermont diocese,
will preach at st, Peters church Sun
day.
The corn roast of the Methodist
Brotherhood which was to have been
held Monday will be held this evening
at Barbers Pines.
The Bennington-Dorset bus which
was damaged in the collision several
days ago, is nearly repaired and will
soon be put on the schedule.
L. w. Williams and William Gokay
went to Brattleboro Tuesday and re-
turned with a new Dodge automobile
for the Bennington garage.
Caspar Nimmons of North street
was taken to the Samaritan hospital
in Troy Tuesday afternoon where he
will undergo an operation.
Miss Ethel Goodmg Of Holyoke, for
merly of Bennington. is spending a
weeks vacation here at the home OF
her mother on Pleasant street.
Mrs. d. l.. Harwood, Mrs. George II.
Harwood and the Misses Elizabeth De
Long and Mary Gibney are spending
the day at Harrington's Pines.
Frank Brennan and the Misses Ruth
Mallory and Mildred Mclaughlin Of
Rensselaer,, n. Y, spent the week
end as the guest of Mrs. Fred w.
Spear of Branch street.
Augustus Henry OF Detroit, for.
mer resident, is a member Of tour
/ ing party which is spending few
days in town Mr.. Henry is a cousin
of Albert Henry of Percey's Corners.
Trig Yettru and Miss Sarah L. Bell
we're married at Albany Saturday
morning, August 18th at the brides
home. NJ. Yettru was formally OF
Bennington and has many friends in
town.
| A telephone message was received
this morning from Marvin White. who
is one OF the local boys at Fort Ethan
Allen saying that his company leaves
the fort this afternoon at o'clock
for the Mexican border.
The girls tennis tournament at the
playground has reached the semi
finals after the matches which were
played Tuesday which resultc4 IN
Brazil defeating Carver rs, GA and
Burt defeating Burke CO, SO.
The results of the mems tennis
tournament OF Tuesday afternoon
we're Mills defeated by Jenney, 6-3,
SO; O'Brien defeated by Levin, Ga,
Go; and Noyeek defeated by Wah.
quist. Go, 6-1. The semi.fnals have
now been reached in the tournaments.
Persons and heads OF families that
do not notify the Health officer when
children come to Bennington under
sixteen years of age from the state
of New York or Massachusetts Will
be treated as guilty OF a misdemeanor
and dealt with according to the law,
Ads.
Charles Evans OF North Bennington
Is critically III with heart trouble at
a hospital in Schenectady Mr.. Evans
Is better known as Chick" Evans
and made himself famous as base
ball pitcher, playing at one time with
the Boston Nationals. During his
career as a pitcher, he pitched several
Ino-hit, no-run games.
| Because of the prevalence OF infan'
tile paralysis in the states Of New
| York and Massachusetts persons with
children who leave Bennington FOL
points in these two states will be sub
ject, upon returning, to the same quar-
antne regulations that are now IN
force relative to persons with Chill
dren coming into Vermont from
Massachusetts and New York. Adv
The invasion of America has beer
begun in earnest. The first big gur
fred was a longrange British Weapor
which has proven very effective. Peg
gy Hyland, the celebrated British
stage and screen iavoritc. makes he
American screen debut under the aus
pieces OF the Famous Players on IN,
Paramount Program in an adaptation
of Henry Arthur Jones celebrate,
play saints and Sinners".--llart,
Theatre today. Adv.
4 young woman introduced to us a
"a noted English stage tayorte' bid
D fair to become an American film fay
\ oiite. Peggy Hyland In Saints an,
l Sinners" from the play by Henr
! Arthur Jones, and the latest Famou
Players release. shows marked adaptg
bility for film work. She has INTEL
l gence and charm OF personality, Sh
shows dizziness Of touch In lighte
i moments and real strength In steme
] MISUNDERSTANDING Picture World
See her at the Harte Theatre tonigh
/ ADV.
III New concrete sidewalks are bein
| laid in the village OF Old bennington
4 The improvements are being made O
I Monument avenue and extend irol
\ the Academy library to the residenC
I Of Otto T.. Relmcr From the REIN,
I house the walk Is being built to II
4 west side Of the street extending b
| yond the parsonage and over Wa
| loomsac street to the residence
| Howard Shields. The walk II a muC
4 needed improvement and will be a
q nreciatcd by visitors to the monumel
who make the trip on foot