The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-06-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Last episode of Graft opera house
today ADV.
Metro pictures will be shown at the
opera house every Monday ADV.
James OBrien, one of the Banner
newsboys, broke his arm one day last
week.
Miss Marion Hathaway, Gage street,
viii be employed this summer in the |
public library,
Mrs. Joseph Eldred of Old Benning
ton was the over Sunday guest of her
mother, Mrs. Merritt Grogan in Hoo
sick.
Rev George S Mills will speak at
the Guideboard chapel Tuesday even
ing. a cordial invitation is extended
to all.
Mrs Nettie lockwood has as her
guests Mrs. Frank Wickwire OF Rome,
N. Y, also Mrs. John Dufied and Mrs.
H. NJ. Compton of Woodstock, Ill.
Michael Cooney and Michael Murray
| Of New York are spending a week at
| Old Bennington as the guests of Mr.
| Murrays sister, Miss Katherine Muir
ray,
Alexander David Carduff OF Adams
and Miss Irene Edna Thurell of North
| Adams were united in marriage Satur-
| day afternoon at the congregational
parsonage by Rev. George S. Mills.
| Mabel Taliaferro one of the daintiest
stars of the screen and stage, will
make her bow to the local patrons of
the opera house today in a fiye.part
distinct novelty Her Great Price"
Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dudley are at
| their farm for few days having made
the trip Saturday over the Mohawk
trail in their car from Boston. They
have as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. r.
j. Lane OF Boston.
| Tomorrow night, Tuesday, is regular
meeting night of Miriam Rebekah
lodge. At this meeting Glal plans for
the sale will be made 1t is quite
necessary therefore that all officers
and members are present
I
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Clark of
the flats returned Saturday from
| Lyndon where their son graduated Fri
day from the Vail agricultural school
Former President Taft was the princi
pie speaker at the exercises Friday
evening.
The exquisite screen favorite Alice
4 NraIts H., tifT1,n,, fffI Tgt,,, T1a.l.
You" A powerful story Of the great
outdoors, the Vaccinations of an
INSCRIPTIONS scoundrel to ruin rival
sutton Opera house tomorrow
| (Wor.l Day). Adv.
Her Great Price" five act won
derplay Of distinct novelty trimming
with romance pathos and intense
heart interest featuring that dainty
dramatic artistic and stage star, Mabel
Talialclro. Opera house today metro
day. Adv.
A meeting OF the guarantors of the
BENNINGTON Chautau1ua association
will be held at the Oh
ce Of Holden & Healy. lu 2lr
at S p. m. for the purpose OF electing
) officers and completing plans for the
coming Chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs L. II. Avery Of Tor
rington, Conn, are visiting for few
days at the home of Mr. and Mrs 4.
j. Elwou Of Main street. Mr.. cry
was formerly the physical director OF
the local Y. NJ. c. A. and IS now en-
ployed as general secretary in a
! similar institution in Torrineton.
IN the graduating class OF b. II. S.
| Miss Marion Beechcr ranked first in
: scholarship and Miss Irene Berard sec
. | ond. AS Miss Beecher or Miss Berard
were not taking courses making them
eligible Tor college the girls scholar
ship to l.. V. VI. was awarded Miss
Ruth Mason who stood third in class
: aNeragt
She tomorrow at breakfast ;
- Would YOU mind taking your lunch out
today, dear? It's ironing day. and the
washing was large He QooNng
| up from an advertisement OF
Tuesdays CONGREGATIONAL lunch
con, with extraordinary enthus
iasml Certainly NOT my dear. Glai
? to obligo ADV.
There Is promise that the summer
! conferences at Mortified and Silver
I BAY viii be attended this year by a
BE- large group of delegates from Ben
nington, so large that when all the in
. SEPARATION received from them is after
f, ward turned loose on the various
p Sunday schools, the effect will prob
, ably be startling The Congregational
; Sunday school hopes TO realize from
, it's a Ia carte luncheon a sum large
!, enough to cover the expenses of SCI
:. eral young people who after taking the
= training courses will be well eQuippct
p, for teaching
Miss North Bennington: Hello
% CONGREGATIONAL lunch room? Wha
time are You serving your In carte
luncheon Tuesday? Eleven thirty tC
two? Can't you extend the time
Thercll he great crowd from all
hear What? Plenty of Mattresses
= You think you can handle the mob
Wen, | don't take chances. Beside!
Wen be hungry from shopping; re
serve me table for four Tor 1890
your food won't run out before then
n What's that? Mrs Thatchor's a gen
4. erous provldcr? She's chairman? oh
q know. but Mrs paulson's cooking