The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-10-11
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Tol6
Briefly for Busy Readers

day in Troy.
All new local pictures at opera
house today. Adv.
Ernest Brown of Beech street is
employed at the express office.
Lyman II. Howe's Travel Festival.
Life at West Point. Coming. ADV.
The Bennington city band will hold
a dance Friday evening in Foresters
hall.
Misses Irene Whitney and Mabel \.
Bishop have returned from short
visit in Stamford.
! Mrs. Emma Dusenberry Of LarCh-
mont, n. Y, is visiting Mrs. Thomas
Hoyt OF Union street.
A. ]. Mangan OF Rutland, guest at
the McDermott-M Mcbride wedding, is
visiting friends in town.
You should see yourself as others
see you at the opera house today. All
new local pictures. Adv.
All the local pictures taken that
have not been shown will be seen at
the opera house today. ADV.
Earle w. Williams and Francis Nor.
rissey went to Brattleboro yesterday,
returning with two Dodge cars.
Russell and Evans arrived this morn
| ing from New York to play for two
| days at the Harte Theatre. Adv.
VIM. Fox presents Dorothy Bernard
and Geln White in a wonderful race
track production Sporting Blood
! ADV.
NJ. e. Frost of Troy, who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William
Slade of Gage street, has returned to
his home
Mrs. Chauncey Olcott and Miss
Helen Smith OF Saratoga Springs were
in town recently, staying at the Wal
| loomsac Inn.
Mrs. Edward Stevens, who has been
spending few weeks with lei
mother, Mrs. p. b. Jennings, has re.
turned to New York
Violet Mersereau in The Danger
Path a play wherein character and
personality climb to fame. Opera
house tomorrow. ADV.
DIR. and Mrs. c. S. Buchanan accom-
panied by Miss Elizabeth Shea and
Frank Smith, are in Boston today,
making the trip by automobile.
Dance Thursday night al Forester's
hall under auspices of X. OF G. enter
tanment committee Admission 25c
Music by Hurley's orchestra. ADV.
Dance Thursday night at Forester's
hall under auspices OF X. Of c. enter
! tainment committee Admission Csc
Music by Hurley's orchestra. Adv.
Chrystine Mayo and Austin WEBB
in FIVE part powerfully realistic
drama Of American life. "A Mothers
Confession. Opera house today
Ads.
Chrystine Mayo and AustlnaWebb in
"a Mothers Confession" Is acts)
opera house today For there are
deeds which have no form. sufferings
which have no tongue" Adv.
What were the patrons saying last
night as they left the Harte Theatre?
How can they give such good yaude-
Vile and excellent pictures for the
money? Come today and you'll see
equally as good a show. Ady
lust think Of the show you can see
at Harte Theatre today for l0c. Don.
aid Brian in The Smugglers' Para
mount picture in five parts. A Para
mount Bray Cartoon picture, and Rus
sell and Evans in a harmony singing
comedy and character change act.
Adv
Donald Brain. famed stage star. and
one OF the three stellar attractions Of
the recent success, "Sybil.' returns to
the screen in an excruciatingly Funny
comedy produced by the Famous Play.
ers Film Co., on the Paramount pro.
gram, "The Smusglers. This laugh
film will be the main attraction at
Harte Theatre tcday. ADV.
The Feast of Tabernacles OF Sue
Goth, in.the Hebrew tongue, the last
of the high festivals of the year, be
gins this evening at shutdown. Ac-
cording to the ancient custom. every
lew who owns a garden or cour. IL
required to erect a booth, or its equi-
yalent, and to dwell in it or at least
have meals in il during the eight days
while the feast lasts. The booth
must not be covered with fixed
boards, beams or canvas, but with de-
tached branches OF trees, plants,
flowers and leaves, in such a manner
that the covering is not quite i'm
penetrable to wind and rain The
festival commentaries the time
when the Jewish people lived in Pales-
tine, when agriculture was one of
their main pursuits and this was the
occasion Tor thanksgiving for the
bountiful harvests and prayer that the
coming year be one Of abundance in
the products OF the earth,
This is the last notice for the Old
Academy rummage sale which will be
held On Thursday and Friday of this
week from 10 a. m to p. m