The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-05
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Briefly Cor Busy Readers
Rev. George S. Mills is spending a
few days in Boston.
Luther Graves, who is in business
in Syracuse, is at his home here.
DR.. w. Montmarquet chiropodist
will be at the Colonial, Thursday, Dec.
7.
Ambrose Cunning of Troy spent
Monday with his uncle, James Silk of
Scott street.
Y. w. C. dancing class Wednesday
night at eight. Dancing at nine.
Admission rs cents.
Carl White of Poughkeepsie, who
has been visiting his brother Wills
White, has returned to his home,
Mr. and Mrs. w. j, Meagher of Old
Bennington have returned from a trip
to Lakeville, Conn, and New York
city.
Miss Lillian Noyce of Williamstown
and Landon Hurlburt of North Adams
were the guests of friends recently at
Harringtons' Pines.
Coming Domins orchestra, one of
the best of the visiting orchestras
you will have an opportunity of hear
ing this season. Adv
The funeral of the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur N. Giguere, who died
suddenly Saturday morning was held
Sunday afternoon at 2.30.
Miss Elizabeth Coyle of Schenec.
tady, N. Y, who has been visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Martin Coyle
of Pleasant street, has returned home.
Mrs. ~ w. Edgerton and children
of Mccall street have returned from
visit with Mrs. Edgerton's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. p j. Powers of North
Adams
Christmas greetings and enclosure
cards at Evans. At present the varie-
ty Is complete and lines unbroken.
Make your selection early. Address
them and have them out of your way.
ADV.
Miss Marian Williams of Washing.
ton street, a pupil in the eighth grade,
sprained her ankle Monday afternoon
on the stairs Of the School street
building and had to be taken to her
home.
The funeral of Felix Pleoude, who
died Sunday in Manchester was held
this morning from the Sacred Heart
church, Rev. c. E. Provost officiating.
The Catholic Order of Foresters at.
tended in body. lnterment was in
Park Lawn.
Just think of the show of
quality you can see at Harte Theatre
today for 10 cents. A Thomas II. lnce
production THE Stepping Stone fea-
turing Frank Keenan, with Mary Bo-
land and a smashing Keystone COM
edy The Snow Cure" featuring Ford
Sterling Adv
In THE Stepping Stone" the new
Triangle-Ince photoplay starring
Frank keenan, and Mary Boland
there is a new conception OF Wall
street the popular field for scenario
writer's. The action makes it the d.
rect instrument of captain of in
dustry" in securing the woman of his
choice, who happens to be the wife
of another man. Harte Theatre to-
day. Adv.
Professor Sumner Salter of VIII
liams College will render his 149th or
gan recital, the first of the 1916-1917
series, which will be held while col.
lege is in session every Wednesday
afternoon until the Easter recess, at
445 o'clock Wednesday in Grace Hail.
Wililamstown. These recitals are
free to the public and are concluded
in time to enable Bennington people
to take the o'clock car for home.
The following officers were elected
Monday evening at the regular meet
ing OF the w. X. c.: President, Mrs.
Laura Lambert; senior vice president.
Mrs. Stella Corbett; junior vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Hattie Stewart; treasurer,
Mrs. Elsie Wood; chaplain, Mrs. Eva
Brown; conductor, Mrs. Irene Durkee;
guard, Mrs. Nellie Hollister. Dele
gates to the department convention
to be held in April are as follows:
Mrs. Ruth Smith, Mrs. Emily Mars
den, Mrs Elsie Wood; alternates,
Mrs Stella Corbett, Mrs. Miner
Clark, Mrs Margaret Sibley The ap.
pointive officers will be selected at
later meeting.