The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-07-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Tos
Briefly for Busy Readers

Jay. AuN.
THE Salamander,'. opera house Wed
nesday. ADV.
Don't fail to read opera house adyer-
tisement today. ADV.
DR.. H. S. Goodall has returned from
business trip to New York.
Miss Adelaide Aiken of Kenwood, N.
Y, is visiting relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hodge of Bos-
ton are visiting at the Douglas farm.
Tomorrow being a legal holiday
there viii be no issue of the Banner.
Miss Mary Lathrop Of Albany is the
guest OF Miss Martha Dewey OF Union
street.
Charles Daley of Schenectady is Wis
iting his parents, DR.. and Mrs. Il. b.
| Daley
John Elwcll of Main street spent
Sunday visiting with relatives in
Petersburg.
Miss Lille Van Kleeck left Saturday
for Springfield, MISS, to be absent over
the Fourth.
Miss judith Wall of Cleveland is Wis.
itins in town as the guest Of her aunt,
Mrs. C. N. Evans OF Grandyiew street.
Miss Katherine Morrison of Hoosick
Falls is visiting her aunt, Mrs. John
Miller OF West Main street for few
days.
c. G. Hamilton and daughter, Miss
Maud Hamilton OF Hrattleboro are Wis
itng his son, e. c. Hamilton OF Main
street,
Claiming Hare Of Union street left
Friday for Dorset where he has Sc
cured employment in the Dorset Inn
for the summer.
Nalda Tompkins of North Benning-
ton has returned from Troy where he
has been employed for the past year
to spend the Fourth with his parents.
e. W. Williams. Alfred Elicit, and
John Morrissey went to Hrattleboro
Sunday and brought back two new
Fords for the bennington garage
Wallace Venable of Main street has
returned home for the summer yaca-
ton. Mr. Venable was principle of a
school in Waitsleld, during the school
year, ~
Miss katherine Fischer who has
been spending her vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Antoine Fischer,
has LETT Bennington and taken up a
case in Hartford, Conn.
Miss Mary Purcell, who is employed
as stenographer in the Office OF the
New York Life Insurance company. is
at the home Of her mother, Mrs. John
Purcell on School street.
Irving Hare Of Union street has re-
signed his position with the Benning-
ton Scale company and leaves Tuesday
for a three months stay at the mill
tary training camp at Plattsburg.
Twcnty-six trained ccckatoos con
stitute Cannon's Bra Gircus-the cy-
ceptional vaudeville act at the opera
house tomorrow. NO advance IN
| prices. Adv
John Cronin, formerly student at
Villanono College. has accepted a posi-.
ton as civil engineer with the Du-
quesne Construction company at Pitts
burg.
The celebrated star, Ethel Barry
more. supported by the fayorite actor.
II. Cooper Cliffs, in The Kiss OF
Hate" A powerful story Of Russian
life brimming with romance, mystery
and intrigue in Ave graphic acts.
Opera house today. Metro Day.
| ADV.
Big Double Holiday show at opera
house tomorrow-Naudeyille-Can'
mons $4,000 trained bird circus. World
feature-Edwin August and Ormi
llawley in The Social Highwayman
Go acts). Four big shows, 200, $50
1880 and 9p. m. No advance in prices
| AdG
Several of the village trustees have
made plans to be- out OF town tomor
row and the regular monthly meeting
win be adjourned to Thursday even
Ing Clerk Hogan will call the meeting
TO order at 1880 tomorrow evening ans
enter the notice of adjournment in On,
journal.
Send down the little people TO tn,
playground, tomorrow afternoon. They
Will be perfectly safe, with a corps o
, efficient young ladies' to Keep them en
tertaincd in wholesome way AL a..
afternoon Special stories and games
: have been provided and all win bi
made happy
p \ party Of sixteen members of Oh,
Green Mountain Club and their Friends
enjoyed hike Sunday afternoon to tn,
3 camp owned by the club mt Hell lol
low The hike up was made in the eo
, ~ afternoon and the evening wa
spent in camp where lunch wa
served. the party returning just in tim
to avoid the storm.
The Track Meet on the playgrour
tomorrow will start at o'clock an,
the bali game at A. Awards will u
made after the close OF the events. A.
80 the Academy Stars Gymnasium
club will receive at this time lhel
banner which was won at the indou
meet In the spring. fhO evenings en-
tcrtainmcnt will start at 13) Nlth go
patriotic May pole dance
The older people are URGED to x
down to the playground tomorrow "a
tcruoon and watch the races and othc
events. Encourage the Youngsters {
G their athletic cndeayors. This is ON
i of the several opportunities aflordc
II during the summer to get 20 good rr.
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