The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-10-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Mrs. Glen Temple of North street is
in Troy for the day.
Don't fail to see the big double show
at Harte Theatre today.
Lyman H. Howe's Travel Festical--
notwithstanding. ADV.
John Clark was in Brooklyn We'd
nesday to see the baseball game.
Fred Foster has gone to Springfield
Mass, to attend the dairy exhibit.
Mrs. Il. J. Cummings and daughter,
Miss Ella, are spending the day in
Troy
Miss Lucy Cutting has gone to South
ioyalton to spend a few days with
| friends.
Mrs. NJ p. Davis, Mrs Harley Bow
les and Miss Isabelle Bowles have
gone to Albany
Mrs. Jennie Hatch Niles of Boston
arrived today to spend few days with
Miss Luella Goldsmith.
First show at Harte Theatre this
| evening GtSlHS dl SHdl II. AOlut
early if you want seats. Adv.
Mrs. C. E. Welles and son Charles
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Welles'
sister, Mrs. r. c. Reynolds, Of Troy.
Theda cara in return showing of
| her greatest film success "A Fool
There Was" At Harte Theatre today.
! Adv.
Charles r. Cummings Of White Riv-
or Junction, editor and proprietor ct
"The Vermonter" has been in town
for the past two days.
Edward Healy, Henry Stiekles,
William Lundregan and Roger Burt
are spending the day at r. f. Healy's
camp, Treasure Highland"
Miss Sarah Shaw, who has been
away from home since early spring in
Charsdale and New York city, has re-
turned to her home in Old Bennington
New vaudeville and Cleo Ridgely
end Wallace Reid in THE Selfish
Woman" and Burton Holmes Aravel
picture. Harte Theatre tomorrow.
Adj
Beautiful Violet Mersereau in an
unusual Red Feather story of the>l
slums, society and the stage, "The
Danger Path" Opera house today
| ADJ.
Harold Griswold and Paul Howe left
this morning for Brattleboro by biey-
Gle. They plan to spend tonight in Will
mington and TO reach Brattleboro the
next day.
Misses Cutler. Welch. Suter, Daley
and Edgerton, F. d. Mabrey and r. c
Colburn of the Bennington school
went to Burlington this morning 70
attend the state teachers convention. |
Violet Me1sereau supported by an
all star cast in an unusual Red Feath- !
err photoplay The Danger Path
wherein character and personality |
climb to fame. Opera house today. |
Adv.
Theda Bara in return showing of !
her greatest film success "A Fool |
There Was" and Dorothy Bernard in
Sporting Blood" and first class vau |
deville act at Harte Theatre today. |
ADV.
Harry Carey and Olive Fuller Gold !
en- in remarkable Bluebird comedy |
drama, Loves Lariat". Opera house |
tomorrow The remarkable adven- !
lures of young millionaire ranchman |
in New York socity. Adv.
A strawride will be given by the !
young peoples department of the Bap- |
fist Sunday school Friday evening. |
All members and regular attendants !
are invited to be at the church prompt |
| ly at seven thirty that the starting
may not be delayed.
Tomorrow will be Friday, the |
| 18th" and it will be an unlucky day |
for you if you don't pay your taxes !
| before the Bennington County Savings |
bank closes its doors at o'clock. To |
morrow will be the last day on which |
! taxes may be paid and the discount of !
per cent be saved.
Chief "Rain-in-theFace," a cherokee
Indian will speak in the First Baptist |
church at prayer meeting tonight. The
| Chief is a christian and is working his
way through the Clayton William uni !
! versity. He will speak on Indian life |
and the influence of the mission. An
| offering will be taken to help him.
A big double Fox program, Theda
Bara in repeat Of her greatest film
success "a Fool There Was" from
! Kiplings famous poem of the same
name and Dorothy Bernard and Glen
White in a galloping romance of the
race track Sporting Blood Russell
! and Evans in a first class vaudeville
act at Harte Theatre today First
evening show begins at seven sharp.
Adv.
nAVRIC 'TtIEsER RQ1TN