The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-22

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outsiders 25 cents. Adv.
C. A. Maurer is spending the day in
Rutland.
Mrs c. NJ. Graves is spending the
day in Troy.
Mrs Ada Mclean is spending the
day in Troy and Albany.
Edwin Bronson of Center Shafts
bury spent Tuesday in town.
+. II. Sibley of Williams college
spent Tuesday at his home here.
c. II. Wood of the Burgess road
shot deer Tuesday near Lake Han
cocl:
Edward Green left this morning for
Cincinnati, where he will pass the
winte.'.
The double tenement on Mckinley
street belonging to James Cone, is be-
ms painted.
County Road Commissioner James
L. Davis of Manchester Center was
in town Tuesday.
Miss Clara Huff of Troy is the guest
of Miss Mabel Hervey of Main street
during this week.
The summer residence of Henry f.
Boardman OF Old Bennington is under
going some repairs.
Edward Horst has returned from
Troy where he underwent an opera
tion for appendicitis
Elmer Burgess Of the pownal road
has moved into a house belonging to
Fred Stewart on Carpenter Hin.
Blanche Sweet can be seen at her
best in Public Opinion" a Paramount
feature at Harte Theatre today. Adv.
Warren Bevis shot a 100 pound
buck in the vicinity of Lake Hancock.
He was in camp with Fred Beyis and
Frank r. Babcock.
The high school club will meet this
evening at 1880 at the Y. NJ. c. A. to
adopt a constitution with a special
committee has prepared.
Don't fail to see Blanche Sweet in
her latest film success Public Opin
ionr a Paraount feature in five parts
and a Bray Cartoon at Harte Theatre
today. Adv
Robert Carney has resigned his
position with the Backus cleaning es
adjustment and is now a representa-
tive of the Guarantee Cleaners and
Dyers Of North Adams.
Members OF the training class OF the
high school. under the direction OF
Mr. Emerson. are repairing the
SCI Gems in Library hail and making
some other changes i'll preparation for
the basketball season.
Mrs. NJ j, burlington entertained
few friends ct tea at her home on
Washington avenue Tuesday after.
noon in honor of Mrs. r. S. Schouler.
Mr. and Mrs. Schouler are to leave
for Des Moines in the near future.
Edward Giilett presents the original
comedy scene entitled Monkey
Shines in 4 Bowling Alley" introduce
ing Adam and Eve" the only monkey
towlers on earth assisted by troupe
of monkey comedians opera house
tomorrow Atv.
Mrs Burdlcks dancing class will
commence on Friday Nov "a, in the
Young Womans Club rooms at 81
o'clock. Lessons for one hour free
to club members but dancing from 3
until II will cost 10 cents, Admission
to outsiders 25 cents. Adv
At the whist party which was held at
the Catholic Forester hall Saturday !
first prize was awarded to Mrs. NJ. !
BellemoTe of Dewey street; gentle |
mans prize to George Pellerin Of Mill !
street; consolation PRICES, Mrs. Fred ,
Pinsenault OF Park street and Alfred |
Cardinal OF Mill street.
Several from Bennington attended (
2 reception at White Creek Monday f!
evening to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pratt
who have recently sold their farm /,
and are about TO move to Pittsfeld.
The reception was given by their
neighbors and friends at creamery
hail and was followed by dancing.
Double feature day at Harte Thea
ire tomorrow. William Farnum in
Fires of Conscience a Fox feature
and owen Moore and beautiful Mar
guerite Courtot in Rolling Stones.
Both A one productions with Hurleys
orchestra. ADV.
Rev. James S. Clark who recently
resigned the pastorate Of the Congre
gational church at North Bennington.
preached Sunday at the Congregation
Il church at Rochester, ~ H., which
is at the present time seeking pas
tor The Rochester Courier, in al
nouncing that Rev M. Clark would
occupy the local pulpit stated that the
former North Bennington pastor had
met with great success in that village
and that the business men of the com
spoke of him in the highest
praise. Should Rev. Mr. Clark locate
in Rochester he win find
himself in congenial surroundings, as
two of his fellow students at Dart
mouth are now citizens OF the town.
NORTH BENNINGTON