The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-04-24
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
NOWs Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Walter Warren, who has been EN-
ployed at Fillmore farms, is working !
for H. w. Myers & Son.
Mrs Maude J. Gregg of Albany was
the over Easter guest of her mother.
Mrs William f. Frost.
Frank Morgan Of Woburn, Mass.
was the guest over Easter of his
mother, Mrs. Della Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Mccormick of
Pittsfeld, former residents of Benning
ton, were the Easter guests of rela
tiyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Williams will en-
terrain the "Double-Four Club" at
their home, on Main street, this even
ms
Mt. Anthony Lodge will hold a spec
ial meeting Tuesday, April 25th, 7.30
p. M for work on the Master Mason's
degree.
Mrs. Eliza Crawford left Friday for
Bridgeport, Conn, where she will be
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Eugene
StrattoE.
Mr. and Mrs Enos Lathrop were in
Arlington Sunday where they were the
guests of Mr.. Lathrops mother, Mrs.
Mary Lathrop,
Temple Chapter, r. A. NJ will hold
the regular meeting this evening, April
Of q Of nf
ficers and other business.
Mrs. Shirley Williams has returned
from a several weeks stay in Man
chester, where she was called by the
serious illness Of her mother.
Miss Mary White has resumed her
duties at The American House after
being absent about week, having
been on a visit to friends in Boston.
Mrs. Mary Lathrop of Arlington and
sons, Percy of Arlington and Eli of
Schenectady have been guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sigwarth.
Miss Mariel f. Miller is visiting Mrs.
Frederick c. Rooms in Albany. Mrs.
Rooms was formerly Miss Lucreta
Edgerton of bennington and graded
school teacher
THE Milk Trust" latest complete
story of Graft suggested by Freder
| icll Isham. author of Black Friday"
| THE Strollers", etc Opera house to-.
day. Adv.
News has been received here of the
birth of a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Brimmer of Boston. Mrs. Brimmer
was formerly Miss Charlotte NJ. Young
| OF Bennington.
| The Miriam Rebekah sewing circle
will meet tomorrow afternoon and all
| who wish TO are invited to bring their
lunch and stay for the rehearsal OF the
drill in the evening.
Zebra O. Graves, who is attending
/ the Westminster school at Simsbury,
Conn., arrived Sunday for short visit
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Collins NJ. Graves.
Mrs Hugh Mcclure and three chill
dren who have been spending n week
with Mrs. Raymond Allard, left for
their home in Chatham Saturday,
Miss Adelaide Allard returned with
them for visit
| Loves Crucibe' stands first in de
pictng live interest, tense action,
brisk plot, tender romance, big situa-
tiCns, modern life, picturesque sets.
dark intrigue and heart punch. Opera
house tomorrow. Adv.
Judge c. II. Mason was taken the
latter part of last week to the Samari
tan hospital in Troy where he is under
going treatment preliminary TO an OPP
Grafton which had not been performed
according to the latest reports from
the institution.
George A. Allard, a former linotype
operator in the Banner office, now en-
ployed at Flushing, /. l., is visiting al
his former home here for a week. He
is accompanied by Mrs. Alard who viii
pass the better part of the week at hel
former home, North Adams
Don't fail to see the big street pa
rade tomorrow night at SIS. Ben
nington City Band, automobiles, Cour
Bennington, No. IL and visiting Forest
ers from Arlington, Wlliamstown
North Adams and Adams, Modern
Woodmen Degree Team, etc. Adv.
Trenor P, Gregg is temporarily laic
up as the result of an accident in hi
dental laboratory in the Noveck build
ing. While testing vulcanizer hi
left arm was severely burned iron
hand to elbow by steam when the pacl
ing was blown out by excessive pres
sure.
Mrs. Henry T. Cushman, Mrs. Carte
and Miss Surdam will entertain tn
Bennington Chapter d. \, r. at tn
home of Mrs. Cushman Wednesday
April ~ at $3.50 o'clock. There will b
a continuation Of the Vermont" pre-
gram with special music. Member
may bring their packages of Belgia
flags to this meeting.
, unsteady inclined persons who a
] tended the services at st. Peter
church Sunday were particular
pleased with the singing of Edwar
Ransom, the young son Of Mr., and Mr..
| Gilbert H. Ransom. The boy has bee
singing at the church since the DO
choir was first organized and his voic
| has been steadily improving both i
range and clearness. In one of tn
/ solo parts Sunday his notes at b fla
were as perfect as in the lower regi