The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-10-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
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At the opera house tonight see the
| processes necessary in the manufac-
ture of Atlas Portland cement. ADV.
Mrs. Henry G. Tabor of Dandy was
the guest Thursday of her mother
Mrs. Mary j. Allen Of Pleasant street.
Coming-Lyman II. Howe Travel
Festival Several thousand reindeer
swimming a forge in Norway Adv.
At Joe Levins on Friday and Satur-
day, ladies coats and suits will be sold
from 50 to 81 less than regular price.
ADV.
At Joe Levins Friday and Saturday
mems and boys mackinaws will be
sold from soc to $3.50 less than regular
price. Adv.
Boys Bulgarian suits with two pairs
of Knockers will be sold at reduced
price on Friday and Saturday at Joe
Levins. Adv.
From 81 to 81 less than regular price
on any of our mems and young mems
Suilo anu ONCiAOctn Va Il idds anu Odl-
urday at Joe Levins. Adv.
Interesting to everybody will be the
picturing OF the numerous processes
| in the manufacture of Atlas Portland
cement at the opera house tonight
Adv.
The Rev Thos A. Daley says of
Where Are My Children?" "A power
full indictment of vice that threatens
society" Seats now on sale at opera
house. Adv
Through the courtesy of the II. NJ.
futile Co., at the opera house this
| evening will be fully shown processes,
from the quarrying of the rock to the
finished product of Atlas Portland
| cement ADV.
Palmistry and Astrology, a new
book by Frederic Ten Brock. who is
now at 12l North street, over Mrs.
Davis Millinery store. Readings
remarkable and astonishing, daily 10
a. m. to p. m. ADV.
Harry d. Carey and Olive Fuller
Golden in five part Bluebird photo
play Loves Lariat' at the opera
| house today. The remarkable adven-
lures of young millionaire ranch
man in New York society. Adv.
The body of Francis Stapleton old.
est son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Staple
ton. who died Tuesday morning in the
| hospital at Goshen, n. Y, arrived
home yesterday afternoon. Funeral
Saturday at nine o'clock from st.
Francis de Sales church.
| Bluebird photoplays present a ro-
mantle drama of the east and west
| novel in plot, situation and direction,
| an appeal to every emotion, Loves
Lariat' with Harry ID. Carey, Olive
Fuller Golden and a brilliant support
ing cast. Opera house TO-DAY. ady
| Notice-Beginning the week Oct.
| 16, 1916 the Bennington and Troy auto
bus will operate four days a week on
| ly via Tuesdays. Thursdays, Saturdays
and Sundays. This schedule will con
tinue as long as the weather permits
| operation this season. Wagers Auto
Bus Line Inc, f, o. Wager. Adv 11t2
Have you ever consulted really
brilliant Life Reader? Mr.. Ten
| Brock, who is here by special ar
| rangement with people interested in
| his work, is one of the most noted
| Palmists and clairyoyants in this
country. Office 12I North street, over
| Mrs. Davis millinery store. Read his
adv in this issue. Adv
Ellery f. Brown, a veteran of Co.
II. 18th Vermont, is in the soldiers
home hospital suffering from injuries
| received when he slipped and fell in
| the field south of futile and Com
pany's Office. He was cut about the
| head and his side was wrenched bad
| ly. AS he is an old man, it is feared
that hewill not recover.
Chief Rain.in-the-Face. a full-blood-
ed Indian, will be at the Y. NJ. c. A.
| Saturday evening at o'clock. He
| will tell about the Indians in the olden
| days, about their condition when
America was discovered, and will per
| form an Indian war dance. With the
assistance of five boys, he will pre-
sent a one act play. illustrative Of In
| dian life. and will also walk. bare
| footed, on sharp spikes Chief Rain
| in-the-Face is using the proceeds of
! these lectures to pay his way through
college. where he is preparing to be-
come a missionary No admission
will be charged, but a collection will
be taken up.
The Congregational churches of
this country are generally observing
next Sunday as "Tercentenary Sun
day Its purpose is to emphasize the
ideals and principles of Congrega-
| tionalism which have come down
from the Pilgrim Fathers. Next Sun
day morning at the Second Congrega-
tional church Mr. Mills will speak up
on "Old Ideals Made New and the
| whole service will be ordered in
| keeping with the celebration. All
members and friends of the Congrega-
tional church are urged to be pres
ent. Strangers and visitors who would
like to know what modern Congrega-
tionalism stands for and intends to
| do will also be most welcome. n
| A man by the name of Nasoway.
who is employed on the estate of Ed
gar Belts of Troy, was halted Wednes-
day evening as he was driving an auto
| mobile through Main street. Nasoway
l. admitted that he had No 1icauea IN nn-