The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-10-23
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nsws or tho Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Mrs. E. W. Bradford is spending me
day in Troy.
Raymond Percy OF South street
passed Sunday at Sucker Pond
A telephone has been installed at
the Stratton job on Bald Mountain.
Fred Austin and j. Lawrence Girls
void hiked to Heartwellville Sunday.
A concrete sidewalk is being laid or
the north side of Main street FROM
Union to Stafford.
Miss Edith Wade has returned from
visit in North Adams with her
cousin, Mrs. Lester Heath.
Every mother and daughter should
see THE Child OF Destiny with irene
Fenwick at the opera house today.
ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward purdy of
North Adams were the guests Sunday
of w j. Hicks Of the Town Farm
road
DR.. and Mrs. e. s Kinloch, Everett
and Dorothy Kinloch of Troy, were
the guests Sunday of DR.. and Mrs e.
NJ Gardiner.
Irene Fenwick as a daughter is pit
ted against her mother in 1.-The Child
of Destiny a Metro wonderfully at the
opera house today ADV.
Irene Fenwick in The Child OF
Destiny" makes mothers sit up and
take notice at the opera house today.
ADV.
Derrick Boardman Of Old Benning-
ton won second place in the shot put
in the lower class track meet at Will
Jams college.
Irene Fenwick in 'The Child Of
Destiny five part Metro exquisite
photoplay of the swamp country,
opera house today. Adv.
The funeral of Miss Olive NJ Pad
dock was held this afternoon at the
residence on the Pownal Road. Bur
ial was in the North Pownal cemetery.
Mother against daughter The great
Irene Fenwick in The Child of DIS
tiny"-a Metro wonderfully which
iidHhiy pOltld9S a Slolg lhdL tli
mothers and daughters should 30 TO
see at the opera house today. Adv
The remains of Wilbur Duntcn.
aged IS, who died at his home in But-
land October 20, were brOubht here
this afternoon for interment in Wood
ford a delegation of Odd Fellows
accompanied the body and the Odd
fellows rite was used.
The first meeting for the year G, the
Ladies Missionary society Of the Sec
ond CongI eg2tional church viii be
held at the parsonage with Mrs. Mills
on Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
Subject Of the meeting IS Nearing
the Jubilee The leader is Mrs
Helen J. Thomas
Besides the members of the band
those who attended the Brown-Win-
Jams game Saturday were r. Il.
Healy Lester II. Nichols, Merritt
Burgess. Dr. f. 5. Pratt and Miss
Martha Pratt, Miss Isabelle Tudor
Miss Jane Burgess. James Conan !
f. O'Brien, c. NJ. Graves Henry r.
Eoardman, Miss Avis Babcock, WI.
liam Lpndergan. A!sp jesse Lconis
and c. r. Mann.
ADVERTISED Letters .or The week cnd-
ing Oct. IS: James BGchard. II. Cal.
scppo Cavaio, Mr. William English,
Ne Herbert Elycleshymer, Mr., S. SIC
Dcnald M Alfred Rice, Mr. ". H..
West. Mr. James Young, Miss Mary
Ahcarne, care of Hurley, 313 Gage
st., Agnes BeauI egard Miss Alice
barnes, Mrs. Geo. L. Cady, Mrs ESQ.
Davis, Mrs. Martha Geary Mrs Les
ter Massey Mrs Thos. Shea Miss
Maud Stone. Mrs Ellen Wilson Those
letters will be sent to the Dead Let
ter Office Oct 80 If not delivered be-
fore
The address by Rev VIM a. Mcm.
tire Of Dandy on personal Impression
OF Billy Sunday" given at the Second
Congregational church last evening.
was not only very interesting ty rea-
son Of the graphic description o. a.
Sunday and his methods but also ~.
structiye as il put the problems of APP
proving CT disappearing of Mr.. sunday
very clearly before the people. Rccj.
nizing the eyangelists genius and ,
unique power and the great COCA ia
certain ways of his work, Mr. McIn-
tires final judgment was not favor.
able on the whole to the wholesome
and permanent influences of Mr. Sun
day