The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-11
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Newa OF ths Town and Village Told
Briefly for Quay RsanArA

Briefly for Quay RsanAr~
Watch for "One Day" ADV.
Mrs. Andrew Gardner is in Troy for
the day.
b. d. Elliott and son are spending
tho day in Troy.
Miss Stacia Coleman of Troy visited
friends in town Sunday.
Mrs. John r. Burton left this morn
ing for visit in Schenectady.
Are you superstitious? If SO be-
ware, Friday the 18th will soon be
here! ADV.
Mrs. Grace Whitney and Miss Le-
onore Whitcomb are spending the day
in Albany.
Mrs, Walter Bronson of North Ad-
ans spent the week end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Griffin Of Con
vent avenue.
Misses Lulu Lovejoy and Ruth AL
drich viii open Christmas sale We'd
nesday afternoon over Towards store
OA AdSC olibCIs AoN'
A great big photoplay of the great
big outdoors, Mister a." with the
great big stars Harold lockwood and
May Allison. a Metro wonderfully at
the opera house today. Adv
The supreme screen favorites Har-
old Lockwood and May Allison in
Mister AZ Metro wonderfully of ex-
quisite charm in absorbing acts
Opera house today. Adv.
Don't marry till you see Mister
A" with Harold Lockwood and Nav
Allison, Metro wonderfully that
answers the question Should Man
Merry Beneath his station? Opera
house today. Adv
All members of the Modern Wood
men are requested TO attend a regular
meeting Tuesday evening, Dec. 18th at
which time the officers for the ensu-
ing year viii be elected. Come and
select your officers.
Mrs. James Mallory, Miss Ruth
Mallory. Miss Catherine Gyldea and
Master Albert Mallory OF Albany
spent the week end as guests of Mr.
and Mrs Fred w. Spear at their home
on South Branch street,
Miss Edith Dewey of West Main
street and Miss Esther Merrill of Old
Bennington left this morning for
Cleveland, where they viii spend a
few days. Dewey c. Jenney accom-
panied them as far as Troy.
St Francis de Sales choir viii re-
hearse Christmas music at the TEN
perance society rooms Tuesday and
Thursday evenings OF this week. 1t
is very necessary that every member
of the choir should be present at both
rehearsals If possible
It is seldom If ever that one has
the chance of witnessing sucn q photo
play as Husband and Wife" with
such an all star cast as Holbrook
Blinn, Ethel Clas ton, Emmett Corri-
gan, Gerda Holmes, MDntagu Love,
Dion Titheradgs and Little Nadge
Evans. The opportunity awaits you
at the opera mousse tomorrow. Adv.
Dependable fur trimmings trans
forms somewhat out OF style suits and
coats in TO very smart garments Adj
ded touches here and there on even
new garments add personality and eff
fectiyeness The Drysdale store is
offering all the more desirable kinds
and widths in wide variety secured
from ono OF the most reliable furriers
satisfactory wear is assured. See
them in dress goods section.
The children of the graded and
parochial schools will sell Red Cross
Christmas seals on Tuesday and
that sells 10 will receive a certificate,
every pupil that sells 25, button and
pupils that have sold 100 or more will
receive a handsome shield pin. The
school children in all parts of the
country are doing this and they should
be encouraged in the splendid work
of trying to stamp out tuberculosis.
Let everybody make 1t a point to buy
few of the seals from at least one of
the children.
A nation wide effort is being made
to sell Red Cross Christmas seals. the
proceeds to be used for the prevention
of tuberculosis. 1t is hoped that Yer
mont viii make a good showing and
in order that the sale may be sue
cess Bennington is called upon to do
its share a generous response to this
appeal by the citizens of the town is
solicited. The seals are on sale at
the dry goods stores, at the four
cigar stores, at Evans, Griswold s
Miss Eddy's, the Banner Office, Harris
shoe store and the Y NJ. c. A. and the
Cottage Hotel. They will also be on
sale at the next meeting of the Fort
nightly Club. 59tf