The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-16
BENNING BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

W. II. Nlcnols IS IN Boston on Dusl-
ness.
Food sale at the Y. w. c. Saturday
afternoon. Adv
Keith vaudeville at Harte Theatre
tomorrow. ADV.
Love, money, social position what
would you give for all three? Adv.
Dancing Friday and Saturday even
ing at the Young Woman's club. ADV.
Remember the hour seven O'Clock
the first show Begins at Harte Theatre
this evening. Adv
Come early if you want seats to see
the big double program at Harte Thea
ire this evening. ADV.
The Supreme screen fayorite Mary
Plcklord in "Fanchon the Cricket at
ltarte Theatre today. Adv
Don't forget the fair at the Young
Womans club rooms Friday and Sat
mday evening. Admission ten cents.
Ady.
There will be a dance at the Golden
Gross hall Friday evening, November
II. Good music and a good time is
assured to all. Admission 20 cents.
Adv. 39t3
Everybody will see the highest
priced motion picture star in the
world Little Mary Pickford in Fan
chen the Cricket" at Harte Theatre
today, Adv
George NJ Hawks and family are
in West Wardsboro during the deer
season. The S, II. Hawks camp in
Stratton has been occupied by Dennis
Hall and Victor Ward.
Vivian Martin in THE Stronger
Love" Burton Holmes Travelogue
and Vernon o Vernon in a sensational
novelty feat Juggling act at Harte
Theatre tomorrow. Adv
John Kinsell of Havre, Montana and
James Kinsell OF San Francisco who
have been the guests of their sister
Mrs. John Gilrain of Depot street re.
TUNED to their homes Tuesday
The Great Divide"-Hehry Miller s.
greatest success will be produced at
the opera house tonight by the Joseph
w. Payton Stock Co, in the same way
that Mr. Miller made his success.
ADJ
The story OF the Rosaiy 9--,ho
great London military play will be
produced by the Joseph W Payton
Stock Co al the opera house, toner
row night Different from The Ro-
c3p.') ADV
non Nan,a tho srn,,,,,,. ,y-.ill,,,o
Of J. c. Colgate at Old Bennington, has
been closed for the winter. Mr.. Col /
gate has been in New York for some
time and Mrs Colgate left fer the city
Wednesday.
Mary Pickford IN "Fanchon the
Cricket and Ormi Hawley in q prob
lem OF today Where Love Leads" a
Fox feature in five acts accompanied |
by Hurley's orchestra at Harte Thea
ire today Adv
"Graustark' dramatization OF |
Geo Barr, McCucheon's famous novel |
will be produced by the Joseph w
Payton Stock Co. at the opera house |
omorrow afternoon-(one perfor-
nance only)
A whist party was held last Satur-
lay evening at the Catholic Foresters
lall. Miss Eliane Latour of Mil |
street got first prize second was
lwarded to Mrs. Arthur Rousseau OF
'lill street The gents first prize to
Nphonse Goodbout and second to
tcpherin LaFlamme of South street.
Day of Prayer for foreign missions
In union with other Christian wo-
men of the country. the women of
are invited TO join in the
observance Of the Day OF Prayer. I'm
Ter the auspices OF the Missionary
ocieties of the United churches, a
Meeting will he held in the Congrega-
iOnal chapel at o'clock Friday after
Ioon \ program has been arranged
Or the occasion. and all women in
crested are cordially invited to at
end
Edward Wheeler died at the Sol.
iers home at 1890 p. m. Wednesday
ged 81. and his remains have been
AIKEN to Castleton, VT, for burial be-
ide his wife. He enlisted as a pri-
ate in CO. G, 5th VT, Sept .. 1861,
rom Stockbridge; was wounded at
ayage Station, Va June 90, 1862,
nd discharged for disability April 30. !
1863 In August Of that year he en-
sted in Co. E, 18th V. r. c. He en-
cred the home July 2, 1902 and has
cen there at intervals ever since.