The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-04-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers
Henry Rice spent ThursdaN in Tro.

Evans tenement on North street
The monthly social will be held to-
night at the y. NJ. c. \. for senior and
intermediate members. friends, and
ladies'.
Antoher Cyrus Townsend Brady |
story The Island OF Surprise |,
Vitagraph Big -Four production, Harte |
Theatre today. Adv
Mrs. Henry Mccormick has returned |
to her home in Pittsheld, after spend !
ing several days visiting her mother |
Mrs. J. L. Mccormick.
Another big Blue Bird production
THE Grip of Jealousy with the most
beautiful screen star Louise Lovely.
Opera house today. Adv.
THE Grip OF Jealousy" a romantic
drama of the old south featuring the
most beautiful screen star Of the day
Louise Lovely. Opera house today.
Adv.
Ruth Roland and Henry King in
"Who Pays" and Henry Walthall and
Edna Mayo in The Strange Case OF
Mary Page. Harte Theatre tomor
row. ADV.
Thomas Mangan. former resident,
now engineer on the Rutland railroad
and stationed at Rutland is in the
village, called here by the funeral Of
Mrs Bridget Dowd.
At Joe Ievin's for Friday and Set
urday mems tan Russia calf rubber
heel and sole shoes at SOS. Ladies
gun metal or patent colonial, black or
white pumps. Adv
William Courtnay Eleanor Wood
ruff, Julia Swayne Gordon and Charles
Kent are four of the all star Yitagraph
( cast in The Island Of Surprise. Harte
Theatre today, ADV.
Miss Cecilia Toomey, one of the
cast Of the ladies' Ministries at Forest
ers fair has been obliged TO give UP
her part on account Of illness. She is
confined to her home on Depot street.
The most beautiful woman on the
screen, Louise Lovely in The Grip OF
Jealousy" A celebrated Australian
star in lavish production Of beau
tiful play of the Old South Opera
house, today Adv
DR.. c. w. Bartlett installed a safe
in his North street Office Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Il. Grant were
called out of town Thursday night by
the sudden death in Bradford of Mrs.
Grants father, Mr.. Chamberlain.
A supper will be given under the
auspices of the Ladies Of the Episco-
pal Mission at North Pownal, at Acad-
envy hall, on Friday evening May 5th.
! Tickets can be procured from MIR.
James OF St Peters parish house. The
proceeds will be used for furnishings.
The ball to be given next Monday
evening by the Catholic order of For
esters will be one Of the finest affairs
Of the season. Music will be furnished
by Theberge's orchestra The ball
will be given in the American F)Ies-
ters hall, dancing from until O. 7lt-
Tahkoneac Camp Fire Girls. Last
call for honor lists, tonight and espe
cially all prospective Woodgathers
must hand their names to the Guard
ian so that the rings can be sent fol-
in time for the ceremonial Further
more all dues must be paid before the
rings can be had Adv
There will be two more of the Sat
urday evening dancing classes. The
meeting this week will be a regular
dancing period from until 10 o'clock
but next week a special affair will b,
given for all the members in the form
Of a May Day Soiree. There will b,
a longer time for dancing with lavor
and refreshments Watch thes,
columns for more detailed announce
: ments Adv
Mrs Martha Harris, an interestn:
: colored lady, who was for many year
servant in the W. f. Hawks family, ma,
returned to Bennington after two year.
spent in Virginia. She has been twic,
married, her first husband having beer
killed in the civil war where he wa
bodyservant TO a southern colonel
, Mrs. Harris went to Virginia two year.
ago but decided that she was more ap
4 preciated in Bennington where sh,
now expects to make her home
Tile junior Dancing Class Reception
will not be-held until next week be
cause OF last weeks postponement
The regular class will be held thi
week from ego until 4:30 and all thost
who expect to attend the reception ar,
asked to notify Miss Vossler at thi
time Any child who has attended an!
of the dancing classes during the win
J ter is invited Guests may be brough
I by consulting Miss Vossler. Come to
4 morrow and hear about the plans
Adv.
Advertised letters: Bennington
Lounge Co.. Mr. J. Burke, ia Soutl
St. Mr. Geo Berry, Allen Briggs, Ben
nington Steam Laundry, Mr. Dayi,
Murphy, Mr.. n. Newman, Mr. Pasl
Schieroni, Mrs. William Crosiere
Miss Laura Hamdorf, 179 Canal St
Miss Gertrude Hill Mrs Loban, car,
of Mrs, Remington, Miss Eli2abetl
Stewart, Mrs. Edgmar Stration, Mis-
Irene Smith, Emma Smith, Miss Ele
nor NJ. Vandeeburgh care of Mis-
Ruth Wilson There letters will b.
sent to the Dead Letter Office May Sth
n | 1916, If not delivered before