The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-01-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

The Harte Theater is showing one
OF the Hour comedies today
10 oranges and bananas for Csc,
at Estes market. Adv.
Ernest Whitley, who has been i'll oil
the grip, is much improved.
The condition of Mrs. John II. war
rem OF School street does not improve.
Valentine Grant is being featured
in the 8 act drama The Taint-Harte
Theatre today.
Among the speakers at a dinner OF
tn Troy Club this evening Is Senator
George B. Wellington Of Old Benning-
ton.
Robt. II. Merrill of the General Elec
trio Company in Schenectady is spend
ing the weekend with his FAMILY
here.
Judge Fred NJ Butler returned TO
his home in Rutland Friday evening
after presiding at the winter term oil
county court.
Assistant Judge Crosby A. Perry
who has been in the village during the
December term of county court, eleit
this noon for his home at Readsporp-
Mrs. F.. w Tillson, who has suffer
ed a severe attack of grip the last
three weeks at her home on Jeiferr
son avenue, is recovered and able to
be out. -lG
Albert Center Friday evening enter
tanned Is of his friends at his home
on North street 1t was an enJoyaDle
gathering, the evening being passed
with games and music. Refreshments
were served.
Tomorrow services at St Peters
church will be Holy Communion at
7.30 a. m. Sunday school $50 ana
morning prayer at 1915, In the alter
noon evening prayer will be at five
o'clock.
.'The Damn Road" 101 Bison two
part drama is an exciting story of the
brave struggle of a girl with a wrong
start to rise above her surroundings.
with Sherman cambridge. Flame
Hanna and Edna Payne, opera house
today. ADV.
This morning there were forty-siX
children al the Library to hear the
story of the Philippine Islands. Mrs.
H. S. Moses told about the people
ana their customs, and illustrated her
talk with articles which came from
the Islands.
The subject of the morning service
in the Baptist church will be. our
Five Year Program In the evening
the subject will be. THE Remedy for
Doubt" The Sunday School meets at
IL noon. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all these services, to any
who are not regularly worshipping el
sewhere.
silk Hose and High Pressure
three-part I--Ko Komedy featuring
the inimitable Billy Richie tells har-
rowing tale of an explosion which oc-
eurrs Just as cripples. tiirts. cops ana
other undesirable are shot 30 feet into
the air at the end Of high pressure
hose. opera house today. Adv.
Among the many features of the
Hearst Vitagraph Pictorial News at
the opera house today are: E. Youngs
tam, Ohio, wrecked by mill strikers,
German artillery in action, U. S. tests
of novel sea boat, Fleet is Fleet
animated cartoon by T. f. Powers and
numerous others. First news at all
times.
Late Friday afternoon Charles II.
Darling who came from Burlington to
attend the second masonic district
meeting. While washing his hands in
the Mushroom at the Putnam house
lost Masonic ring. He did not
notice that the ring had slipped from
the finger until after his arrival at
the Masonic temple. He at once, re-
turned to the hotel and fortunately
found the ring on the floor.
Special low prices are beng quoted
on all lines of mems women's and
children's clothing and furnishings at
the Joe Levin store, corner of North
and River streets. There are three
months of winter weather yet to come
in this locality and it will be to the
advantage of every one in need of
anything in the line of Heavy clothing
to call at the store. The stock of
shoes is particularly large and the
prices are attractively low. Adv
The Second Congregational church
invites the public to its SER
vices tomorrow. At the morning SER
vice, 1890, Mrs. R. S. M. Enrich, re-
Gently of Mardin, Asiatic Turkey, will
speak. Her subject will be "The
Tragedy of Turkey" The evening
service this Sunday will be held in
the chapel, hour is 730. The pastor
will give an address on The Rock
and the Pit" Sunday school at noon.
C. f. meeting at $50.
Mrs Margaret Harris. formerly of
this village, and J. e. Matson of Troy
were married at st. Peters rectory in
that city at 7.30 o'clock Thursday eve
ming Monsignor Walsh was the Off
priest. The attendants were
Miss Margaret Green of Bennington