The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-10-26
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nows OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readsra

There will be dancing at Y. w. C
rooms Thursday evening. Admission
%.
Mrs. Frank Dagesse and Miss Alma
M. Dagesse left this morning for New
y ork city.
Mis- George S. Mills went to Bos
ton today to attend a neighborhooC
missionary meeting.
AL members of X. of C. are urged
to attend an important meeting to be-
held Friday at p. m.
Special prices on a new line o
ladies' high cut combination shoes a
| Schimlintzky's store. ADV.
In a presidential straw vote taken a
the high school, Wilson received ~
Hughes GA, Benson and Hanley 1.
Remember the hour Seven o'clocl
| is the time the double feature show
starts at the Harte theatre tonight
! Adv.
John w. Harper and family, includ
ing Mr.. Harpers father-in-law. Mr.
Taintor, have returned to New Yori
city
Mary Pickford in Rags and June
Caprice. high school girl star, il
Little Miss Happiness. Harte The
atre tonight. Adv.
New Opportunities of Brother
hood" will be the topic tonight fol
discussion at the Second Congrega
ticnal chapel service. .
| Mrs. +. Cardinal and daughter, Mrs
Joseph Brown and Eugene Efown
and Miss Eileen Latour have returned
from visit in Montreal,
John Craven and daughter, Miss
Mary Craven left this morning for q
months visit with Mr. Cravens son
William, of New York city.
The high school basket ball squad
now numbering 20, viii be cut the
second time this week The first and
second team and substitutes will be
left.
Halibut. salmon, bull heads, pike
lake trout, white fish. mackerel but
ter fish, smelts, founders, finnan had
die, oysters and clans at Estes mark
ct. Adv
A wonderful Bluebird dramatization
of Eleanor H. Abbott's famous story
Little Eve Edgarton" with Ella Hall
| and Herbert Rawlinson at the opera
house tomorrow. ADV.
Miss Alice Martel returned this
morning to her home in Newark. She
was accompanied by her aunt, Mrs
Annie Bergeron of Depot street
whom she has been visiting.
Marion and Weston, singers and
| novelty dancers, Harte Theatre to
morrow. also Rita Jolivet in AN In
| ternational Marriage" and Burton
| Holmes Travel picture. ADV.
Clam ohowder supper in /. O. 0. F
hall Saturday evening, October 2S
from 3 to 1890 O'clock Private
table for ladies'. One of the famous
|. o. o. F. chowders. Adv. 22t3
Miss Louise Griswold of Rochester
who has been a guest at the home oi
Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Carver of West
Main street for the past two weeks
returned this morning to her home.
Misses Mary and Lulu Robinson
who have been occupying the cottage
owned by John Y. d. S Merrill OF
Old Pennington, will spend the whit
err at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. b
| Sheldon as they did last season.
| Another big Bluebird success, Lit
| tie Eve Edgarton" With an all stan
| cast including Ella Hall. Herbert
| Rawlinson, Thos. Jefferson. Doris
| Pawn. Gretchen Lederer and others al
thte opera house tomorrow. Adv
Among the many features of the
| Lyman Howe Travel Festival at the
opera house tonight at SIS is an
actual picture Of thousands of rein
deer swimming a ford in Norway
Norway.
Philip r. II. Pierson has leased for
term of years the cabin recently
constructed by f. h. Bottum at Bar
hers Pines and is moving his camp
| ing utensils there from Arlington. lie
has named the camp Beverly
Lodge"
An entertainment was given We'd
nesday evening by the Catholic mis-
sion of North Pownal in the North
Pownal school hall. Supper was
served from to g. A number at
ticles we're drawn Off A number at.
tended from here.
Harry ?. Burt, a former resident OF
Bennington, who is employed at the
| Philadelphia Office of the Vermont
Marble company, was the guest Wed
nesday evening of his uncle, Charles
T. Burt. He is on his way to Phil
adelphia from the company's head
Office at Proctor.
70. S. Casselman of Dorset, the eX
pert fish culturist, was in town We'd
nesday afternoon and with County
Warden Il. S. Higgins visited tho
new sub hatchery station in the Bush
nell district Mr.. Casselman roughly
estimated the amount of water avail
able for hatchery purposes at about
900 gallons a minute which is mere
than sufficient for the work that is
likely to be- carried on at the station
The United States Volunteer life
saving corps OF Rhode Island sent out
the following item which newspapers
arc requested TO publish Capt
James p Ward, formerly q collector
for the United States Volunteer Life
Savings Corps, is no longer connect