The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-17
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Monday, July II, 1916.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Clara Kimball Young.-0pera house
tomorrow-Adv.
There is a big treat in store for you
on July 18th. Adv.
b. S. Loomis spent Sunday with
friends in Burlington.
J. X Batchelder left Sunday evening
for business trip in Boston.
John Mcclure of Manchester attend.
ed the funeral of Edward Green Satur-
day.
Miss Doris Carpenter is assisting
Miss Patch in the public library for
few weeks.
The repairing of the bridge on SAT
ford street has been completed and an
entire new floor has been laid
Miss Elizabeth belong of Troy is
the guest for the summer OF Mr., and
Mrs. Louis Harwood OF Union street.
Perry b. Gardner went to New York
this afternoon to bring back a new
Chevrolet automobile for his garage.
The ChautauQua tents this year will
| be erected On the lot in the rear of the
| Graded school instead OF on Morgan
| Park as usual.
| Miss Martha Holton OF Tuska, Aka
arrived Saturday evening to spend a
| month with her father, l.. c. Holton on
School street.
Mrs. John Bennett Of White Creel
was among those from out of town who
attended the funeral Of Edward
Green Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ S. Finn of Erie, Pa.
arrived Saturday to spend seyera
weeks with relatives and friends il
North Bennington and vicinity.
The supreme artistic Nine Petroya il
playing With Fire a metro wonder
play presenting a vivid story OF studio
life.-Opera house today. Adv
Nine. Peroya in Playing Wit
Fire Metro wonder play presenting
vivid story of studio life in fy
startling acts-opera house today
Adv
Il S. Dean Martin Of Jefferson avenu
spent Sunday visiting Grover c. Marti
in Woodford. The latter is building
bungalow there where he will spen
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs John f. Buckley an
son. Albert have returned TO thei
home in Schenectady. after attendn
| the funeral of Mrs Buckley's father
Edward Green.
Dorothy Dodd" $500 to S425 shoe
at CSC a pair seems a joke. 1t isn't
Go to Ritchie's. They are selling ther
: at that price. Sizes 1 II to 3 l..
Large sizes were sold out Saturday.
Pavlerva, the incompatible Pre-
nounced by the worlds leading critic
the most wonderful emotional actres
of the decade in THE Dumb Girl q
Portici." The most lavish producto
ever filmed in the entire history 0
moving pictures, coming, ADV.
Two more weeks will complete tn
work on the new high school huillin
which was damaged by the fire las
; January. The work on the upper 400
has been finished and the remainin
work consists of reGnishing the floor
and woodwork on the ground floor
The Methodist Brotherhood are Z
leave on the 7.45 Trolley this even
ing, to visit +. Il. Bottums Camp. Re
freshments will be served The PFC
| gram Of the evening will consist o
Hymns. Songs. Victrola music and
recital OF DR.. Brown, by Rev. c. II
Mead.
The Chautauqua tickets are at tn
Office Of w. H. Wills and those VIII
have subscribed for same are urge
to call and get them so as to save tn
| work of sending a collector. over ~
tickets have already been called 70
There are also a few season tickets no
taken and those who are not provide
for can obtain them by calling at once
The two auto busses for service be
tween Dorset and bennington are no,
nearly ready and the line will be ope
ed probably the last of this week o
the first of next. The fare betwee
bennington and Dorset will be one do
lar and in that proportion betwee
other points, The running time b,
tween Bennington and Dorset will b
two hours and it is planned to max
four trips per day each way.
Mrs. ]. J. Stakeholder and son Nc
Lean were witnesses Sunday OF ser
GUS automobile accident near Blackr
ton when three people were injured
two of them seriously, In trying I
avoid one person In the middle of III
street, the driver OF an automobil,
!, who was said to be inexperienced, ra
: over n mother and two daughters VIII
were seated at the side of the roa
and one little girl was badly cut an
torn. II was necessary to take IN
two girls to the hospital where II wa
: said that none of the injuries were {,
tai.