The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village ToIo
Briefly for Busy Readers

makes at Harris Adv
EFT. Griswold returned last evening
after a short business trip to Boston.
"The Dancing Dolls" at opera house
all this week Program changed daily.
ADV.
Try a pair of snag proof special
boots, first quality, s2.s5 pair at
Harris. ADV.
Max Homann, employed by Collins
NJ Graves went today to the Samari-
tan hospital at Troy for treatment
There will be meeting Of the Sun
day school teachers of the Baptist
church at 730 this evening to discuss
GUNNER conferences.
Miss Nan Dragon, formerly EN-.
ployed at the Woolworth store, has
secured position as operator in the
local phone exchange.
Reserve seat tickets for the annual
ST. Patrick's night entertainment at
Academy hall are now on sale at Null
Iigan & Roche's. ADV.
A food sale will be held at the Bap.
tist church Saturday, March 18th.
Telephone orders to Mrs A. f.
LOOMS, number 423-W. ADV.
Miss Grace Davis of Troy arrived
yesterday afternoon at the home OF
her brother, A. S. Davis Of Weeks
street, to visit for few days.
There will be a social for all the
members of the Baptist church and
congregation Wednesday, March %.
Watch for further announcements.
Miss Mary Hyde OF the 7th Ward
school was absent today from her
classes on account of illness. Miss
Bertha Lambert of the graded school
substituted for her.
Mrs. James Burke and Mrs. NJ. J..
Beldon will entertain division c of
the Second . Congregational church
Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock In
the church parlor.
The regular meeting of Bennington
Lodge OF Elks will be held Tuesday,
March 14th. at s p. m. Election Of Of
lcers for the ensuing year will be
held at this meeting and full atten-
dance Is requested. u
The Junior Department OF the Bap-
fist Sunday school will hold their an
nual supper party Wednesday even
ing at $50 in the social rooms of the
church. All members of the depart
ment are cordially invited to be pres.
ent.
Marcus Musical Attractions Inc,
present 1.-THE Dancing Dolls" in a
bright and clean musical comedy en-.
titled "Fads and Fancies" and all for
run at opera house today. Select line
OF photo-plays. Prices matinee, and
Zoe Evening, lower floor 15c., bal
ance of house, 10c. Adv. ~! F3
Among the Bennington people who
attended the organ recital in Grace
hall, Williamstown, given Monday eve
ming by Edwin II, ''Lemare were Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Holden, Mrs. w. L. Put.
nam, DR. e. B. Daley and Augustin
Daley, Mrs. L, H. Ross, Mrs. G. w.
keeseman, Miss Luella Goldsmith,
Mrs. F. B. Carver, Mrs G, p, Endress,
Miss Hilda Pratt, Miss Mathilde yos,
sler, Miss Ella Cummings, Mrs, Amyel
Baker, Mrs. William w. Burke. Miss
Helen Cutting, Miss Mary Healy, Mrs
Fred Stickles, Miss Elsie Gavin
the Misses Brann. Mrs, Fred P. Nor
house. Mrs. E. L, Sibley, Miss Leila
Stickles, Miss Dorothy Carver, Mrs.
William j. Meagher, Miss Winifred
Adams. Miss Mary 0'Donnell, Miss
Ella Murray, Miss Margaret Hayes, |
Miss Bertha Shaw and others. The |
A 81 ,,Ek MI mt frn
ly filled and difficulty was experienced
by the crowd at Williamstown, con
Meeting with the trolley to take them
to Grace Hall Mr.. Lemare enter.
tanned for two hours, the party arriv |
ing back in Bennington at 1915.
Charlotte Greenwood's and Sydney |
Grants motion picture debut in Oliver |
Morosco's screen production of Jane
the delightful Chas. Froham comedy, |
is the occasion for surprising num-
Der OF individual hits by members of
the all star cast. Lydia Yeamans |
Titus, to cite but. one, offers a mellow |
characterizatio1 of sugary branded
peach Of past fifty with fondness for
handsome young men that is one of
the richest things that has been seen
in years Lydip Yeamans Titus, a.
name to conjupe with in stage annals,
is the last of the famous Yeamans
family and for, years has been one Of
the great favorites of America, Eng
land and Australia She is famous
mimic, her baby types and limitations
of Emma Eaines and Adelina Patti
and other famous stage folk, not to
her London East End Italian,
French and coon" types having
gained her worldwide fame as a
Jane" comes to the
Harte theatre tomorrow.
The boys OF the manual training de-
partment of the local schools will
shortly begin the manufacture of a
number OF wooden boxes for the trans
portation OF lantern slides which are
being used by school superintendent
of the various counties in the state as
an aid to general educational work.
The state short time ago provided
$500 for the equipment OF the schools
of each county with stcreoptican
lantern and maintained at the Office of
state commissioner of education, q Ill
brary of slides numbering about 1901
and covering various geographical,
and scientific subjects. OneI
lantern was provided for district UNI
der the supervision OF one superin.
tendent in district and the slides
loaned from Montpelier as needed.