The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-02-11
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Friday, February II, 1916.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

bllciiJ fOF oooy rc~pSif
Forrest White OF Hoosick Falls was
a visitor in the village Thursday.
childrenl DO NOT forget the story
about Japan at the Library Saturday
morning atiten O'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gallipou Of Haynes
Corners are both confined to their
home with the prevailing sickness.
oscar Cleveland of Hedges Lake,
former resident, IS spending few
days in the village calling on friends.
Valentines in endless variety at
Evans by lar the best showing ever
made in town and prices from one
cent TO $500 ADV.
Mrs. Margaret Henchey has pur-
chased the tea room in the Hart
property on Main street OF Mrs. Eu-
gene Wattles and viii continue the
business.
Irving Hare, who has been spending
some time in the interests OF the Ben
nington Scale company in vergennes,
is,now located at the local Office OF
the company.
Mrs. William f. Hawks had a birth
day anniversary Thursday and in
honor OF the event she was given a
surprise BY Miss May LaMarre at
Miss LaAiarre's home.
4 souvenir to everybody attending
the Valentino dance at Foresters hall
Saturday some especially good ones
picked out and reserved for the at
tending gentlemen. ADV.
The funeral Of Mrs. Anna Towsley,
who died this week in Pownal is to be
held at o'clock Sunday afternoon
from the Pownal Center church, in
stead OF ] O'Clock tomorrow as preyi-
ously announced.
The funeral OF Mrs Solomon Math-
ers VIII be held from her home on
Main street Saturday afternoon at
2S0. Rev g. s Mills officiating Bur
ial i'll the village cemetery
As the owner desires the property
for his own use, James L. MeGurk is
moving his barber shop from the Gard
ner building on West Main street to
the small shop which ne previously
occupied on East AIein -treet
rhe ftneral Of Mrs. William Win
slow who. diol yesterday at the home
al her daughter sira Frank Holister
Gafter asher iAass With Pneumonia
will be held ats2 o'ol5ck sunday after.
noon froin-tha sd4iai et3tch, Res.
I +. PS ,s. 9.9fJ 2s n 54-a,. H., s ss
on Benningioa,cIE 4qfol
! Tae boq oEIigs ayY stratton,
who's passed II ihe Brattlebogo
retreat i&edfjshs va fsuat 50
BenunSpn ie3aw fhe faRsYal via
5e held ut tho nome q nor bgothr,
fred Shkbeb at o'clock saturday q
ternoo% 8eY J.. D1E oAlciaJinS
ii wi;Y'te private Earial Hill De Il
the fsseen Mountain cemetery.
Exchange tickets lot the knights Of
lumbus Ministries to be given on
tie evening Of February % are on
sale at the Patterson Grocery store,
ihe Qninlan pharmacy, the Mulligan
e. Roche clothing store and the Hr-
ley cigar store and by members OF
thc council These tickets may be ex
hanged for reserved, seat coupons at
the new rooms Of the council on West
Main street Wednesday evening, Feb
Is. ADV
Miss Jennie Chik Who is playing in
'he Bob OFT chorus. viii fling the
sht fantastic toe" no more after to.
morrow night The glare CT the foot
lights has no more attraction FOR
Jennie. She IS to settle down as a
| taid and domestic matron, A few
/ weeks ago while playing in Bangor
Me-. Jennie fell in love with the
1 scion Of q local family there and sud
deRly became seized with an attack OF
/ matrimony, which the parents Of the
| groom are reported as resenting. Her
I lord and master proiartiy toak the
road with his new spouse, but last
week at Burlington telegram from
! the police al Bangor, acting on be
half OF the young mans parents, 70
the police at Burlington resulted in a
temporary separation for hubby had
to go forcibly home and give an ac-
count OF himself But love laughs at
police twisters as well as locksmiths,
Jennie has decided that love in a cot
tage is better than work behind the
footlights and Saturday nights per
Torrance viii be her last She will
join her husband in Bangor Sunday
his family having been persuaded that
he might do worse