The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-06-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nows OF the Town ana Village ToN
Briefly for Busy Readers

A circus is coming! Peg o. the
Ring" Adv
Mrs. John Denley is i'll at her home
on Harrison avenue.
T. p. Gregg Of Main street is con-
fined to the house by illness.
Peg o. the Ring the greatest film
show on earth. Coming ADV.
DO Dreams mean anything? See
Mysteries OF Myra" opera house, to-
day. ADV.
Fred Beecher is working in the l. e.
Gibson store during the summer yaca-
ton.
The Rebekah lodge held their regu-
bar meeting Tuesday evening in Odd
Fellows hall.
Mrs. Turner Cranston, who has been
i'll OF tonsilitis at her home on North
street is somewhat improved.
\ Company NJ, of Adams, of which J.
Tracy Potter is captain, is modified
at the armory and expects to go for
ward today.
win the person who took a French
book marked Denley, and also a large
atlas Of the world, from the High
school, please leave at the public IL
brary. 15t1
Over 100000 people witness "Mys-
teries OF Myra' daily. See this won
derlul picture. Opera house today. a
complete and different drama ADV,
The rummage sale, under the aus
pices of st. Mary's Guild Of St. Peters
church opened this morning and will
remain open every day and evening
for the rest OF the week
Opera house, tomorrow, Red Feather
Day. Carter De Haven and Flora
Parker DeHaven in an up-to-the-
minute college and society drama, "A
Youth of Fortune" Adv.
The summer time table on the Bos-
ton and Maine will 80 into effect next
Monday. There is no great change in
the schedule but travellers might we'll
inquire before they start out
Mrs Harry Brack. who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs Alice Gun
shannon. LETT Tor Boston Friday to join
her husband, where they will reside
in the future. They formerly lived
in Hartford.
George b. Sears Of the New York
firm Of J. II. Durham Company, for
; mer Bennington resident and well.
known among Bennington people will
spend his vocation here this summer,
expecting to arrive in about two
weeks.
jim Doherty, assisted by his clever
company OF twelve able artists, will
I present an entirely new play with a
complete change OF scenery and cos
4 tunes Sharons Farewell, a beautiful
Irish play containing clean comedy,
real Irish songs and dances. At Harte
Theatre today, Adv
A gang Of about twenty enthusiastic
y. NJ. c. A. members are working
every day on a camp which is being
x erected near the loot OF Harmon hill.
y They hike ont each moning, put in a
! days work and hike back late .- the
: afternoon The work is being carried
z on under the supervision OF Secretary
4 II. \. Wilkinson and Forrest Parsons
\ Walton Nfiuor tbo pro,,ier iool,ov n,
\ u,o ,rorId a. ,'lvinri,,, t,o t,nt,,r;,,. ~
Z Founded upon the great race which
y placed the popular little rider Wa.
q Miller, at the very top OF the list OF
q world famous jockeys. Winning
q the Futurity' fairly breathes the atmos
n phere of the race track in every one
81 OF It's go exciting scenes and present.
Y beautiful story OF love and horses
Y that reveals the behind the scenes
a of racing and the intensely interesting
Il sidelisAts on a Jockeys profession, in Z
81 new and fascinating manner ADV.
r,snl u v.tos oldest CO, Of pro,
4 coorgo w yotos for .,,on,, ,oors ow,
4 er ami urmcinal of tbo \Ionpt Anthem,
n seminary, was in town the first part o
n the week. He is at present located il
u New York where he is prominent il
81 the drug business. Mr.. Yates stopped
iA at the Putnam House and called OF